This post was originally published on this siteWinter Wonderland in Hyde Park is closed, Christmas at Kew Gardens has finished for another year, the Christmas markets have shut up shop, and London’s Christmas lights have been switched off. If you too are feeling the back to school blues then don’t worry, there’s still lots of things to do in London in January.  Although traditionally considered the quietest time of the year, I enjoy January in London. The Christmas crowds have gone, the queues have vanished and the city feels relatively calm. If you’re planning to visit London in January – or if you live here – then now is a good time to see some of the city’s most popular attractions and famous London landmarks such as Buckingham Palace or the Tower of London and the Crown Jewels without the crowds.  If the weather plays ball and your visit coincides with a clear day then January is also a great time to take a spin around the London Eye.  Take advantage of fewer crowds and visit the British Museum. Credit: Depositphotos Museums are always a good idea, particularly if you’re faced with rainy days and cold weather. We’re always big fans of London’s