London is a fabulous city to spend a long weekend (or more). With countless flights coming in every day, it serves as the primary center for transit from all over the world.
Heathrow is the airport with the most convenient flight into London. Don’t be intimidated; despite its size, it is simple to navigate and situated at the end of the Tube line, London’s metro-system. Being able to use London’s metro system makes moving around the city simple and inexpensive.
Being one of the world’s most multicultural cities, it has a wonderful fusion of rich history from the Roman era and the twenty-first century. Therefore, it is the ideal starting point for your journey in England. Spending around five days in London is ideal to see the best sights.
On your first day, ride the double decker bus, to go on an inexpensive tour of the city. Routes 9 and 11 offer the best route to see all the top attractions.
Westminster Abbey
Big Ben
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Covent Garden
Tower Bridge
Kensington Palace
Visit London’s famous parks for a taste of the outdoors:
Hyde Park
Kew Gardens
Also, don’t forget to visit one of the numerous free museums:
National Gallery
The British Museum
The Natural History Museum
If you’re looking for a few unique London experiences, here’s a bucket list you can choose from to do in London:
Take a ride on the London Eye (may we suggest booking your ticket for the golden hour to watch as the sun sets over London)
Visit the Buckingham Palace and witness the changing of the Guard
