Trip to London, England

Day 1: Arrival & West End

It’s your first day in London! After checking into your hotel, head straight for the West End to experience London’s famous entertainment district. Start with a matinee show at one of the many theatres in the area. Following the show, take a stroll along Oxford Street for a spot of shopping or head to the historic Covent Garden, where street performers and boutiques line up the streets. Finally, head for a meal at London’s oldest restaurant, Rules, to get a taste of London’s fine dining history.

Day 2: London Eye, Thames River Cruise & London Dungeons

On your second day, start with a trip on the famous London Eye. After, head to the pier and embark on a Thames River Cruise that takes you past all of the famous sites, including Big Ben and Tower Bridge. Once back on dry land, it’s time to delve into London’s darker history with the London Dungeons. Be sure to have a hearty meal before heading to this attraction.

Day 3: Buckingham Palace, St James’s Park & Trafalgar Square

Visit Buckingham Palace, the official residence of Her Majesty The Queen. Make sure you snap a few photos while watching the Changing of the Guard Ceremony – it’s a must-see! From there, head to St James’s Park, where you can stroll around the lake, take a picnic or visit the fountains. Finish the day off with hearty pub fare and a pint of beer at one of the many pubs around Trafalgar Square.

Day 4: Museums & Art Galleries

Spend your fourth day exploring London’s fantastic museums and art galleries. The British Museum is the largest and most comprehensive collection of human artistic, cultural and historical significance on the planet. The National Gallery, which is situated in Trafalgar Square, houses over 2,300 paintings from every major European School, dating back to the Middle Ages.

Day 5: Tower of London & Tower Bridge

Start the day off at the Tower of London, one of the most iconic landmarks in London with over 1000 years of history. Here you can see the Crown Jewels of the UK and enjoy a guided tour of the Tower Bridge. And why not enjoy a beautiful view of the River Thames while enjoying a lovely lunch at a restaurant overlooking Tower Bridge before head to a shopping spree around Shoreditch.

Day 6: Hyde Park

Take in the beauty of Hyde Park, which is one of London’s largest parks. You can hire a rowing boat, take a cycle ride, visit the famous Speaker’s Corner, or simply relax and enjoy the sunshine with a picnic. The Serpentine Lake is a beautiful spot for a stroll, and with many bars and restaurants in and around the park, you can rest and revitalise throughout the day.

Day 7: Camden Market & Camden Lock

For your final day in London, head to the vibrant neighbourhood of Camden. This bohemian district is famous for the markets, which sell everything from vintage clothes and jewellery to street food from around the world. The Camden Lock Market has over 1000 shops and stalls, you could lose yourself there all day. Finish your trip to London in style by indulging in a little retail therapy before you head back home.