What to See in London in 5 Days
Day 1: Exploring Central London
When you arrive to London, start with the sightseeing within the area of Central London.
1. Visit the British Museum
The British Museum contains a large and diverse variety of art and artifacts which originate from all over the world. I will also recommend you to visit the Rosetta Stone and the Egyptian mummies.
2. Take a Stroll in Hyde Park
Hyde Park is one of the greatest park space in London and perhaps one of greatest park space in Great Britain. Take a leisurely stroll, rent a bicycle near the Serpentine in the park or ride to the Kensington Palace.
3. Explore Buckingham Palace
People would love to watch the Changing of the Guards ceremony at the Bucking palace which is the Queen’s residence. Note the schedule in advance With regard to the event’s timetable you are recommended to pay attention to the fact that this matter has to be determined in advance.
4. Admire the Tower of London
It is better to visit the Tower of London to discover how it was built, look at the Crown Jewels and use the opportunity to make a tour with one of the famous Beefeaters.
Day 2: Discovering Historic Sites
The activities to be taken during the second day include culture and historical sites in London.
1. Marvel at St. Paul’s Cathedral
See mysterious design of the building and do not miss a chance to go to the Observation deck with stunning views of the city.
2. Wander through the Tower Bridge
Take a walk across the famous Tower Bridge and then explore Tower Bridge Exhibition, to know more about the bridge.
3. Visit Westminster Abbey
Visit Westminster Abbey, the church for the national royal events such as royal wedding, royal baptism and funeral of the royalties.
4. Take a River Thames Cruise
Take an hour or two to go for a kayak and have a opportunity to take a look at the locations of the capital from the water perspective.
Day 3: Immersing in Culture
Devote the third day in London to the arts and theatre.
1. Visit the Tate Modern
The modern and contemporary art abounds here at the Tate Modern located at a former power station at South Bank.
2. Explore the Southbank Centre
The feast your eyes and ears with an art, music, theatre and festivities at the Southbank Centre in London positioned on the River Thames.
3. Discover the British Library
It is also advised to explore the British library to have a glance of historic manuscripts, useful literature books, and other historic collections like the Magna Carta.
4. Enjoy a West End Show
Thus, to finish your day in style you can go watch a show on London’s famous West End. Book tickets in advance.
Day 4: Exploring Neighborhoods
The fourth day is to be spent to visit some of the different towns within London.
1. Wander through Covent Garden
Covent Garden is excellent for shopping with its unique shops, boutiques, street entertainers, and the market which is popular with the locals.
2. Visit Notting Hill
Take a walk in Notting Hill that will make you appreciate the colorful houses of the region, the Portobello Road Market and the Notting Hill carnival event.
3. Discover Camden Town
Discover great energy surrounded by Camden Town’s atmosphere with its goth, punk, and BDSM aesthetics. Visit unknown markets and have fun in rather popular music clubs in the area.
4. Explore Greenwich
Go for a boat ride to Greenwich and take pictures at the Royal Observatory, stand in the prime meridian line, and take a tour in the beautiful Greenwich Park.
Day 5: Indulging in Food and Shopping
The last day should be a fun day and enjoy the food and go for shopping and other fun related activities in this regard.
1. Enjoy Afternoon Tea
Being fascinated by the British culture, there is no better way to spend an afternoon than at one of the lovely tea rooms in London.
2. Shop on Oxford Street
Go to the shopping district in the Heart of London the Oxford Street, with a wide array of department stores, boutique, and all the flagship stores.
3. Explore Borough Market
Taste the unique atmosphere of the famous Borough Market where everyone can find excellent pieces of street food and fresh market products.
4. Relax in Covent Garden
Continue the night in Covent Garden where there are numerous restaurants to dine at before indulging in an evening of cocktails while watching the performers.
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