Day 1: Historic Landmarks & Iconic Sights (Central London)

• Morning:
  • Buckingham Palace & Changing of the Guard: Begin the day with the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. Afterward, take a leisurely walk through St. James’s Park, which is located right next to the palace.
  • Westminster Abbey: A short walk from St. James’s Park, visit Westminster Abbey. This historic church is a must-see, with its royal significance and stunning architecture.
• Afternoon:
  • Houses of Parliament & Big Ben: From Westminster Abbey, take a 5-minute walk to Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Explore the area and, if time allows, take a tour of Parliament.
  • Trafalgar Square & National Gallery: Afterward, walk 10 minutes to Trafalgar Square, where you can see Nelson’s Column, and explore the National Gallery, one of the world’s greatest art collections.
• Evening:
  • Covent Garden: End the day with a visit to Covent Garden, about 15 minutes by foot from Trafalgar Square. Here, enjoy street performers, unique shops, and dinner in one of the many great restaurants.

Day 2: Nature & Adventure in London’s Green Spaces (West and North London)

• Morning:
  • Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens: Start your day in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, both located next to each other in the west of Central London. You can enjoy a peaceful walk, visit the Serpentine Lake, and explore Kensington Palace.
  • Royal Albert Hall: After Hyde Park, it’s a 10-minute walk to Royal Albert Hall, one of London’s most famous venues.
• Afternoon:
  • Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill: From Kensington Gardens, take a short tube ride (about 20 minutes) to Regent’s Park. Stroll through the park and then climb Primrose Hill for panoramic views of the city.
  • Camden Market: After Regent’s Park, it’s a 10-minute walk to Camden Market, where you can explore unique shops and enjoy a variety of street food.
• Evening:
  • London Eye & South Bank: To finish the day, head to the South Bank (about 15 minutes by tube from Camden), where you can enjoy a ride on the London Eye for spectacular views of the city at night. Explore the lively atmosphere along the riverbanks, with plenty of restaurants and entertainment options.

Day 3: Historic Sites & Hidden Gems (East and South London)

• Morning:
  • Tower of London: Start your day at the Tower of London, located in the east of the city. Spend some time exploring this UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can see the Crown Jewels and learn about its long history.
  • Tower Bridge: A short walk from the Tower of London, visit Tower Bridge and explore the exhibition inside to learn about the bridge’s construction and engineering.
• Afternoon:
  • Borough Market: Take the tube to London Bridge (about 10 minutes), and explore Borough Market, one of the best food markets in London, perfect for lunch.
  • Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre: After lunch, it’s a 10-minute walk to Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Take a guided tour of this reconstructed Elizabethan theatre, or catch a performance if time permits.
• Evening:
  • Leadenhall Market: From the Globe Theatre, head back towards Leadenhall Market (about 20 minutes by foot), a stunning Victorian market that offers a unique and historic atmosphere.
  • South Bank & Millennium Bridge: End your day with a 10-minute walk to the South Bank and cross the Millennium Bridge to enjoy views of St. Paul’s Cathedral and the London skyline.