The Best of London
3-Day Itinerary
About this itinerary
This 3-day itinerary takes you through London’s must-see landmarks, world-class museums, leafy parks, buzzing markets, and unforgettable cultural moments.
From Big Ben and Buckingham Palace to the buzz of the West End, sky-high lookouts, and riverside views — this itinerary has it all. In just three days, you’ll wander London’s streets and squares, cruise down the Thames, scale the city’s skyline, and admire masterpieces in top galleries. Along the way, you’ll savour flavours from around the globe and head home with a camera full of photos — and a London adventure you’ll be talking about for years.
Highlights of London
At a Glance
Days
3
Trip Pace
Moderate — expect 10,000+ steps per day
how to Pay
Credit card (London is almost entirely cashless)
Getting Around
Underground, red double-decker buses, and river boats
Highlights You’ll See
All major landmarks and experiences included in this itinerary
Top Paid Experiences
Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, and a West End theatre show.
Food & Drinks to Try
Fish & chips • Full English breakfast • Sunday roast • Indian curry • Korean street food • Pimm’s • Craft beer
London in 3 Days
Day 1 – Royal Icons & Riverside Views
Morning
Royal Routes & Iconic Landmarks
Start your day where British history is made – with Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey. Then make your way to Buckingham Palace for the iconic Changing of the Guard. Afterwards, stroll through St James’s Park — home to resident pelicans and postcard-worthy views — all before lunch.
Afternoon
Cruising the Thames to Greenwich
See the city from a different angle as you cruise the Thames from Westminster to Greenwich. Pass iconic landmarks, striking skylines, and uncover a few of London’s hidden secrets along the way. Head up through the leafy heights of Greenwich Park, savour sweeping views over London, and experience a once-in-a-lifetime moment as you stand with one foot in each hemisphere on the Greenwich Meridian Line.
Evening
London after dark
End your day on a high – with an evening ride on the London Eye, or for a bigger adrenaline rush, head up to The Shard’s 72nd floor. Watch the city light up, see how much of London you’ve already covered, and how much is still waiting. The perfect way to to end your first day.
Day 2- Towers, Markets & Curtain Calls
Morning
City Sights & Bridges
Begin your day admiring the majestic St Paul’s Cathedral, then cross the Millenium Bridge and pause halfway to soak in sweeping views of many London’s cultural icons — from Tate Modern to Shakespeare’s Globe. Follow the riverside to the historic wartime ship HMS Belfast and end your morning with a bite at nearby Borough Market or Hay’s Galleria.
Afternoon
The Towers and the views
Cross the iconic Tower Bridge and step into London’s medieval past at the Tower of London. Afterwards, head to Sky Garden or Horizon 22 for sweeping views across the capital. Don’t miss the atmospheric Leadenhall Market (part shopping arcade, part Harry Potter film set) – perfect for a coffee or quick wander.
Evening
Curtain Calls & Celebration
Celebrate your day with dinner in the West End, followed by a world-class theatre performance. London’s legendary stage scene is the perfect finale to a day filled with drama, history, and spectacle.
Day 3 – Empires, Treasures & Green Spaces
Morning
Global Treasures & City Buzz
Travel through time and continents at the British Museum, then dive into the hustle and flavours of Covent Garden — a perfect mix of street performers, boutiques, and market buzz. Then, head to Leicester Square — home of red carpets and movie premieres.
Afternoon
Masterpieces & Parks
Explore Trafalgar Square before admiring masterpieces at the National Gallery. Continue to Piccadilly to do a bit of shopping, then unwind in Hyde Park with a stroll or a quiet bench with a view.
Evening
A Farewell Feast
End your adventure with a relaxed dinner. Whether you’re packing your bags or already plotting your return, you’ve seen London at its finest — from riverbanks and rooftops to galleries and green spaces.