London 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Central London

  • Morning: Start your day with a hearty English breakfast at Dishoom, a popular cafe chain offering delicious Indian food.

    • Activity: Visit the iconic Buckingham Palace. Try to catch the Changing of the Guard ceremony (11:00 AM on most days).
    • Attraction: Stroll through St. James’s Park and see the pelicans. Then, head towards Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

  • Afternoon: Explore Westminster Abbey, a historic church where royal weddings have taken place for centuries.

    • Activity: Cross the famous Millennium Bridge to reach the Tate Modern Museum. It’s one of the world’s most popular modern and contemporary art museums.

  • Evening: For dinner, try some traditional British pub grub at The Harp, a charming pub in Covent Garden offering a variety of ales and ciders.

    • Activity & Entertainment: Catch a show or live music at the Covent Garden Opera House or one of the numerous street performances around Covent Garden.

Day 2: Historic London & Shopping

  • Morning: Grab breakfast at Granger & Co, an Australian brunch spot with multiple locations in London.

    • Attraction: Head to the Tower of London. Learn about its bloody history and see the Crown Jewels.

  • Afternoon: Take a leisurely stroll along the River Thames to Tate Britain, Britain’s national gallery dedicated to British art.

    • Shopping: Spend some time exploring the boutiques in Carnaby Street or Oxford Street.

  • Evening: For dinner, dine at Dabbous, a modern French restaurant known for its creative tasting menus.

    • Activity & Entertainment: End your day with a visit to Camden Market, one of London’s most vibrant nightspots offering food, drinks, and live music.

Day 3: Modern London & Foodie Delights

  • Morning: Start your day with brunch at Vanilla Black, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Bankside.

    • Attraction: Visit the Shard. The tallest building in the UK offers breathtaking views of London from its observation deck.

  • Afternoon: Explore The Barbican Centre, a unique arts venue featuring museums, concert halls, and cinemas. Nearby is the Museum of London where you can learn about the city’s rich history.

    • Foodie Delight: Try some British street food at KERB, a popular street food market with multiple locations in London.

  • Evening: For dinner, visit Hawksmoor Spitalfields for top-notch British steakhouse fare.

    • Activity & Entertainment: Catch a movie at the Everyman Screen on the Green, an independent cinema in Hampstead. It offers comfortable seating, food service, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Things to Know

  • London’s public transportation system is extensive and easy to use. The Tube (underground train) and Buses cover most parts of the city. Use an Oyster card or contactless payment for the best fares.
  • London is a diverse, welcoming city. Embrace the culture, try new foods, and talk to locals to get the most authentic experience!
  • Be aware of pickpockets in crowded areas like tourist attractions and public transportation. Keep your belongings secure at all times.
  • Check opening times and days for attractions and restaurants before visiting. Some places may have reduced hours or be closed on certain days.

Enjoy your trip to London!