Here's an itinerary for three days in London! Perfect for a long weekend. London is a massive city, and there is so much to see but this itinerary covers the city's most famous attractions as well as a few more local ones. 

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3 Day in London Itinerary

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Memories of Places with Beryl Willow
April17 2023 to May 5 2023

Finally after 3 plus years,since the awful Covid epidemic we are exploring London for 5 days  and travelling on the 
SEABORN OVATION embarking at the Dover cruise port.
 Dover to Europe on a 12 day cruise.
Visiting cities in France, Spain and Belgium where we both have never been before.



London

Dover

France

England

Belgium

Spain

LONDON & THE SEABORN CRUISE

🌎Explore the beautiful London, England in just 7 days.

⭐️Find out the absolute must-dos and must-sees for a first-time trip to London for 7 days.

✏️This is an itinerary guide which breaks down every part of your day and how you should spend it.

💵All my itineraries are just $5 for you to use as a tool when planning your trip. That compensates the time it took me to research and build the perfect itinerary.

London, England: 7-Day Itinerary

Travelling in London seems daunting for first time visitors but if you have a local guide or an excellent itinerary then you will be amazed of the number of tourist sights you can reach by foot.

This is an eco friendly self-guided tour powered by your legs. See tourist spots such as Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Tower of London, Borough Market,  St. Paul's Cathedral, Parliament Square, House of Guards, Big Ben, HMS Belfast, Trafalgar Square, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Carnaby Street, Clink Prison and so much more.

I have also included videos (and some photos) taken personally by me in this guide.


Westminster Abbey, Dean's Yard, London, UK

Big Ben, London, UK

The Household Cavalry Museum, Horse Guards Avenue, Whitehall, London, UK

Tower of London, London, UK

Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, London, UK

Buckingham Palace, London, UK

Parliament Square, London, UK

Covent Garden, London, UK

St. Paul's Cathedral, London, UK

Leicester Square, London, UK

London Eye, London, UK

The Shard, London Bridge Street, London, UK

Piccadilly Circus, London, UK

London Bridge, London, UK

Borough Market, London, UK

Carnaby Street, London, UK

London 2-day self guided tour by Foot

The perfect up-to-date guide for London newcomers. Get ready to fall in love with London – the city that mixes history, contemporary style and 21st century modern cool vibes. 

What's included in this guide: 

- London overview
- How to get around
- Unique places to stay
- City highlights
- Trendy neighborhoods
- List of FREE museums
- Cool activity recommendations 
- Top modern restaurant picks
- A walk in the park – A guide to London parks
- BONUS: Rooftop options to end your perfect day

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Parliament Square

Parliament Square is a historic and vibrant public space located in the heart of London, directly in front of the Houses of Parliament. Known for its iconic landmarks, it features statues of prominent British figures such as Winston Churchill and Nelson Mandela. The square offers stunning views of Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, making it a focal point for both tourists and locals. It’s also a popular spot for political demonstrations and public gatherings, reflecting its significance in British civic life. Surrounding the square are notable buildings, including Westminster Abbey and the Supreme Court, adding to its rich historical and cultural tapestry. 

Walk 3 minutes. It is a square at the northwest end of the Palace of Westminster. It has a large
open green area in the center and contains twelve statues of statesmen and other notable individuals. It is also where the famous photographs are taken in the telephone booths.

Tourist hot spot No 1 but definitely worth a visit. Take your photos from the other side of the river to avoid the crowds photobombing you

A passing road of monuments, notable street and gardens. A photo opportunity in every corner. 

Area well known for the Westminster Abbey, The Big Ben and the Parliament.

Official government building attatched to Big Ben.

Parliament Square

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