Covent Garden & Soho
Ideal for first-time visitors, close to theatres, shopping, and restaurants.
Recommended: The Resident Covent Garden, The Henrietta Hotel.
South Bank & London Bridge
Great for riverside walks and proximity to attractions like the London Eye and Tower Bridge.
Recommended: Hilton London Tower Bridge, The Hoxton Southwark.
Kensington & Chelsea
For a more upscale, residential vibe, with museums and parks nearby.
Recommended: The Kensington Hotel, The Ampersand Hotel.
Search on: Booking, HostelWorld, (Hotellook)
London Underground (Tube): Fast and efficient. Get an Oyster Card or use contactless payments.
Buses & River Buses: Iconic double-decker buses and Thames Clippers for scenic transport.
Walking: Best for exploring central areas.
Santander Cycles: Rentable bikes for short journeys.
Taxis & Rideshares: Traditional black cabs, Uber, Bolt available.
Morning:
Visit Buckingham Palace (watch the Changing of the Guard).
Walk through St. James's Park.
Afternoon:
Explore Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament.
Ride the London Eye for panoramic city views.
Evening:
Dinner in Soho or Chinatown.
Morning:
Visit the British Museum (Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies).
Walk to Covent Garden for shopping and street performances.
Afternoon:
Explore South Kensington Museums: Natural History Museum & Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A).
Evening:
Stroll through Kensington Gardens and dine in Notting Hill.
Morning:
Tour the Tower of London (Crown Jewels, Yeoman Warders).
Walk across Tower Bridge.
Afternoon:
Visit Borough Market for lunch.
Explore The Shard (viewing platform or afternoon tea).
Evening:
Dinner at Flat Iron Square or riverside restaurants.
Morning:
Explore the quirky Camden Market (vintage shops, food stalls).
Walk along Regent’s Canal.
Afternoon:
Relax at Regent’s Park or visit London Zoo.
Optionally visit Primrose Hill for city views.
Evening:
Live music or casual dining in Camden.
Morning:
Take a Thames Clipper Ferry to Greenwich.
Visit the Royal Observatory & stand on the Prime Meridian Line.
Afternoon:
Explore the Cutty Sark and Greenwich Market.
Return to central London for last-minute shopping on Oxford Street.
Evening:
Farewell dinner at a rooftop venue like Sky Garden or Duck & Waffle.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (April-June) and Autumn (September-October) for mild weather.
Advance Bookings: Book major attractions (London Eye, Tower of London) and West End shows early.
Oyster Card Savings: Daily cap on fares makes it cheaper for multiple trips.
Stay Left: Always stand on the left on escalators.
Free Attractions: Many top museums (British Museum, National Gallery) are free.
Rain Ready: Always carry a compact umbrella or raincoat.