London is one of the largest and also the most populated cities in the world, attracting millions of tourists from different parts of the globe. However, there is just so much to explore as well as to discover, that choosing where and how to spend the perfect long weekend can be really a daunting task. This final 3 day London itinerary guide will assist you to design an itinerary to bring out the most of the time and explore the superb sights and landmarks of this dynamic city.
DAY 1 TRAVEL DIARY: Landing in London, exploring the city and setting foot in West End.
London is an endless city, so start your 1st day by traveling right away to the financial center also its known as the City. Further, take a stroll through the streets of the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, and to the St Paul’s Cathedral, all of which are among the top tourist attractions. Do not overlook visiting the beautiful Borough Market for some street food lunch.
Then proceed to the west end, the area that defines the cultural and lively spirit of London. A delightful option is to go on a self-guided exploration of a number of the major tourist attractions, such Chinatown, Soho, Covent Garden, as well as Piccadilly Circus. Take a seat in one of the many tea shops and enjoy an English afternoon tea before going to a performance in the bustling theater zone.
Top sights & attractions: Tower of London, Tower Bridge, St Pauls Cathedral, Borough Market, Soho’s Chinatown, British Museum
Westminster South Bank Day 2
Spend your second day visiting Western area and South Bank. It is best for starting the trip very early on the morning when there aren’t many people around since Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament are both of the tourist destinations that are most popular. For this reason alone, it’s recommended to snap some shots of the London Eye and Big Ben to the left, facing the Thames.
Walk over to the South Bank to enjoy more traditional and familiar perspectives of the skyline. You can get aerial views in the London Eye or clubs in London Aquarium or take your kids for Shrek’s Adventure. Then enjoy an exotic cocktail and a light meal by the riverside before the theater performance.
Top sights & attractions: Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Sea Life London Aquarium and The South Bank
Day 3: The Historic Royal Palaces
On the last day, go to Historic Royal Palaces starting with the Tower of London if you did not begin with it on day one. Then, take the tube west to Kensington Palace, official abode of Wills and Kate and Princess Di. Last but not the least, revisit Buckingham Palace to efficiently capture the Changing of the Guard and click a picture of the Queen’s official home at the same time.
On your last Night have a Pub dinner at a popular pub and drink in a tavern in a Londoner area.
Top sights & attractions: Tower of London, Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace, Changing of the Guard display
With this versatile schedule, you will come across the greatest number of attractions both in London and some personal ones. Shift activities depending on personal preferences, however, this guide covers the basic ones. If you are in a lucky position of being able to visit this city then do not miss the history, culture, food, and show business this amazing city has to offer!
