London is a city of contrasts — historic castles, modern skyscrapers, lively markets, and cozy pubs all in one place. With just 3 days, you can discover its rich history, vibrant culture, and hidden corners without feeling rushed.
Day 1: Classic London & Iconic Sights
- Morning: Tower of London & Tower Bridge
Step back in time at the historic Tower of London. Don’t miss the Crown Jewels and the stories of kings and queens.
Walk across the iconic Tower Bridge for stunning city views. - Afternoon: St. Paul’s Cathedral & Millennium Bridge
Explore St. Paul’s, climb to the Whispering Gallery, and then stroll across the modern Millennium Bridge to Tate Modern. - Evening: Covent Garden
Enjoy street performances, boutique shops, and dine at a local restaurant. Don’t forget to try a classic British dessert like sticky toffee pudding!
Day 2: Royal London & Museums
- Morning: Buckingham Palace & Changing of the Guard
Watch the famous ceremony and explore the beautiful surrounding gardens. - Afternoon: British Museum or Natural History Museum
Choose your favorite museum — from ancient artifacts to dinosaurs — and marvel at world-class collections. - Evening: Soho & West End
Experience the buzzing nightlife of Soho, enjoy dinner in an international restaurant, and catch a West End show if you can.
Day 3: Markets, Parks & Hidden Gems
- Morning: Borough Market & Thames Walk
Sample artisanal foods, fresh pastries, and local cheeses. Then enjoy a scenic walk along the Thames. - Afternoon: Camden Market & Regent’s Canal
Explore quirky shops, street art, and live music. Take a peaceful walk along the canal for unique photo opportunities. - Evening: London Eye & Southbank
End your trip with sunset views from the London Eye. Stroll along the Southbank for riverside restaurants, bars, and street performers.
🗺️ Quick Tips for London
• Wear comfortable shoes — London is best explored on foot.
• Use the Underground (Tube) for longer distances.
• Try local food: fish & chips, afternoon tea, pies, and street food at markets.
• Check opening times for attractions — some museums close early.
• Carry an Oyster card for easy travel on buses and trains.
• Wear comfortable shoes — London is best explored on foot.
• Use the Underground (Tube) for longer distances.
• Try local food: fish & chips, afternoon tea, pies, and street food at markets.
• Check opening times for attractions — some museums close early.
• Carry an Oyster card for easy travel on buses and trains.