London-6-day-itinerary

November 4, 2024

London 6-Day Itinerary

Morning: Arrive in London and check-in to your accommodation. Consider staying in the Westminster area for easy access to many attractions.
- Recommended accommodation: Hub by Premier Inn London Westminster Abbey
Afternoon: Visit Westminster Abbey ( tickets from £22) and take a stroll along the South Bank of the Thames.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at The Red Lion, a traditional British pub serving delicious food and drinks.

Morning: Visit the British Museum (free admission) to explore its vast collection of artifacts from around the world.
Afternoon: Head to the National Gallery (free admission) to admire an impressive collection of European art.
Evening: Grab dinner at Dishoom, a popular Indian restaurant with several locations in London.

Morning: Watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace (free admission).
Afternoon: Take a stroll through St. James’s Park and visit the Churchill War Rooms (tickets from £21).
Evening: Enjoy a West End show or musical at one of London’s many theaters.

Morning: Visit the Tower of London (tickets from £25) to see the Crown Jewels and learn about its rich history.
Afternoon: Explore the historic [City of London](https://www.visitthe city.com/), including the famous St. Paul’s Cathedral (free admission, but donations welcome).
Evening: Dine at Hawksmoor Guildhall, a steakhouse with an impressive wine list.

Morning: Visit the Tate Modern (free admission) to discover an extensive collection of modern and contemporary art.
Afternoon: Take a walk across the Millennium Bridge for stunning views of the city.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at Padella, a fresh pasta bar with delicious, handmade dishes.

Morning: Visit Kensington Palace (tickets from £17.50) to explore its State Rooms and gardens.
Afternoon: Take a leisurely stroll through Hyde Park, one of London’s largest and most beautiful parks.
Evening: Celebrate your last night in London with dinner at The Delaunay, a grand European-style café-restaurant.

The easiest way to get around London is by using the London Underground (Tube) or buses.
Consider purchasing a Visitor Oyster Card for convenient travel and discounts.

Buy tickets in advance: Many attractions offer online ticket sales, which can save you time and money.
Pack layers: London’s weather can be unpredictable, so it’s always a good idea to bring clothing for different conditions.
Mind the gap: Be careful when getting on and off the Tube, as there may be a gap between the platform and the train.
Tipping culture: In the UK, it’s customary to tip around 10-15% in restaurants and bars.
Power adapter: Don’t forget to bring a suitable power adapter for charging your devices.

Take a London Eye ride for panoramic views of the city (tickets from £27).
Explore one of London’s many markets, such as Camden Market or Brick Lane Market.
Visit the Sky Garden, a free public garden with great views of the city.

Remember to always plan ahead, stay safe, and enjoy your time in this incredible city!