A Perfect London Trip

Six Days in London

Your curated guide to the greatest city on Earth — from royal palaces and world-class museums to hidden pubs and street food markets.

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6
Days Planned
30
Must-See Spots
15
Restaurants
2000
Years of History
01
 Royal London

Buckingham Palace, Westminster & The Thames

Westminster Abbey
Late Morning

Westminster Abbey

Walk to this magnificent Gothic abbey, the coronation church of British monarchs since 1066. Marvel at the Poets' Corner, royal tombs, and breathtaking medieval architecture.

UNESCO Site History
Big Ben
Afternoon

Big Ben & Houses of Parliament

Stroll along the Thames Embankment past the iconic Elizabeth Tower. Cross Westminster Bridge for the classic postcard view. Take a Thames River cruise for a unique perspective of the city.

Landmark Thames
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 Museums & Culture

South Kensington's Museum Mile

Victoria and Albert Museum
Afternoon

Victoria & Albert Museum

The world's greatest decorative arts museum with 5,000 years of art from across the globe. Don't miss the Fashion Gallery and the stunning Cast Courts.

Free Entry Art & Design
Hyde Park
Evening

Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens

Unwind with a stroll through 350 acres of green. Visit the Princess Diana Memorial Fountain, the Serpentine Gallery, and watch the sun dip behind the Kensington skyline.

Outdoors Peaceful
03
 The City & East London

Tower of London, Borough Market & Shoreditch

Borough Market
Midday

Borough Market

London's most celebrated food market beneath the Victorian railway arches. Graze on artisan cheeses, fresh oysters, hot salt beef sandwiches, and world-class pastries.

Food Market
Shoreditch
Evening

Shoreditch Street Art & Nightlife

Explore London's creative heartland. Brick Lane for curry and vintage shops, Boxpark for street food, and the legendary murals of Shoreditch — an open-air gallery that changes constantly.

Street Art Hipster Nightlife
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 Art & Covent Garden

Tate Modern, Southbank & The West End

Tate Modern
Morning

Tate Modern

World-class contemporary art housed in a converted Bankside power station. Climb to the 10th floor viewing platform for a sweeping panorama over the Thames and St Paul's Cathedral. Free entry to permanent collection.

Free Entry Modern Art Views
Southbank
Afternoon

Southbank Walk

Stroll the vibrant Southbank — the London Eye, Jubilee Gardens, street performers, the National Theatre, and the BFI. Stop for a drink at one of the riverside bars as the sun starts to set.

Scenic Walk Thames
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 Greenwich & Notting Hill

Royal Observatory, Markets & Portobello Road

Greenwich
Morning

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Stand on the Prime Meridian Line — straddling two hemispheres at once. The hilltop views over the Docklands and Canary Wharf are among London's finest. Take the clipper boat from central London for a scenic arrival.

Science Views History
Portobello Road
Afternoon

Portobello Road Market

Notting Hill's legendary antique and street market. Browse vintage treasures, colourful Victorian terraces, independent bookshops, and grab jerk chicken from the famous market stalls.

Market Antiques Notting Hill
Notting Hill
Evening

Notting Hill & Primrose Hill Sunset

Walk the pastel streets of Notting Hill then head to Primrose Hill for one of London's most spectacular sunset views — the entire city skyline from Canary Wharf to the Shard laid out before you.

Sunset Panorama
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 Final Day

British Museum, Soho & Farewell Views

Soho
Afternoon

Soho & Carnaby Street

Wander the buzzy streets of Soho — independent coffee shops, record stores, the Golden Square, and Carnaby Street's independent boutiques. Grab a farewell pint in a classic Georgian pub.

Shopping Pub Culture
The Shard
Sunset

The Shard — Farewell London

End your London adventure 244 metres above the city at The Shard's observation deck. Watch the golden hour light wash over 64 km of the greatest city in the world. A perfect farewell.

Views Bucket List Sunset

Good to Know Before You Go

Make the most of your London trip with these essential travel tips from those who know the city well.

Get an Oyster Card

Load an Oyster card or tap your contactless bank card for all Tube, bus, and Overground travel. Far cheaper than buying individual tickets and accepted everywhere.

Book Attractions Early

The Tower of London, Sky Garden, and the Shard sell out fast. Book online at least 2–3 weeks ahead, especially in summer. Many world-class museums are completely free.

Pack for the Weather

London weather is famously unpredictable. Layers are essential. Carry a compact umbrella at all times — and know that a light drizzle won't stop Londoners from enjoying outdoor terraces.

Walk More Than You Think

London's best discoveries happen on foot. Many central attractions are closer than they appear on the map — Big Ben to the Tate Modern is a beautiful 40-minute riverside walk.

Avoid Rush Hour

The Tube is extremely busy 7:30–9:30am and 5–7pm on weekdays. If you can, plan museum visits and attraction arrivals outside these windows for a more pleasant journey.

Budget Wisely

London can be expensive, but many top attractions are free. Set a daily food budget, take advantage of lunch specials (often 30–40% cheaper than dinner), and drink at pubs rather than cocktail bars.

Where to Eat & Drink

London's food scene is world-class. From Michelin-starred dining to a perfect pub lunch — here are the essentials.

Fish and Chips
Classic London

Fish & Chips

Try Poppies in Spitalfields or Toff's in Muswell Hill for the real deal.

Afternoon Tea
British Tradition

Afternoon Tea

Indulge at Claridge's, The Ritz, or more affordable options like Bea's of Bloomsbury.

Sunday Roast
Pub Culture

Sunday Roast

A London Sunday ritual. The Anchor & Hope (Southbank) and The Marksman (Hackney) are legendary.

Street Food
Street Food

Borough & Maltby St

London's best street food clusters. Raclette, fresh pasta, Sri Lankan curries — the world on a plate.