Great Britain 2 Day Itinerary

Two-Day Itinerary for Exploring Great Britain

Day 1: London

Activities:

  1. Buckingham Palace: Visit the official residence of Her Majesty The Queen, and if you’re lucky, witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony. (Note: Open to visitors during summer months.)

  2. The British Museum: Explore over two million years of history from cultures across the world. Entry is free!

  3. Tower of London: Discover the bloody tales of this historic fortress, including the Crown Jewels.

  4. London Eye: Take a flight on Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel for a bird’s-eye view of the city.

  5. Covent Garden: Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants or catch a show at the famous Royal Opera House.

Things to Know:

  • London is a vast city, so it’s best to use public transport like the tube (underground) and buses.
  • The British pound (GBP) is the currency used in Great Britain.
  • English is widely spoken across the country, but you may encounter local dialects in some areas.

Visa Requirements:

Citizens of many countries require a visa to enter the UK. Check the UK government’s official website for information about visa requirements and application process.

Transportation:

London has an extensive public transportation system, including buses, trams (called “trams”), and the famous London Underground, also known as the tube. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available.

Day 2: Bath & Stonehenge

Activities:

  1. Bath: Explore this beautiful city, famous for its Roman baths and Georgian architecture. Visit the iconic Royal Crescent and take a dip in the thermal waters at the Roman Baths.

  2. Stonehenge: Journey back in time to witness one of the world’s most mysterious stone formations, Stonehenge. Book a guided tour for an enriching experience.

Things to Know:

  • Both Bath and Stonehenge are best visited with a guided tour or by driving yourself, as public transportation connections can be limited.
  • Check opening times for the Roman Baths and Stonehenge, as they may have restricted hours.

Visa Requirements:

See the information provided for Day 1 regarding UK visa requirements.

Transportation:

Driving yourself is the best way to get between Bath and Stonehenge, but guided tours are also available. If you choose to drive, be aware that driving in the UK is on the left-hand side of the road.