Things To Do

Buckingham Palace

No trip to London is complete without visiting Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch. Witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony (11am daily) and explore the State Rooms (open to the public during summer).

Covent Garden

Covent Garden features boutique shops, street performers, and the Apple Market, known for handcrafted goods. Some great pubs around there especially The Lamb and Flag and The Punch and Judy

Tower of London

Dive into London’s rich history at the Tower of London, home to the Crown Jewels and centuries of intriguing stories. A visit here offers a fascinating look at medieval architecture and royal history. Best Way to Book: Purchase tickets online through Historic Royal Palaces for skip-the-line access and discounts. Combo tickets with nearby attractions, like Tower Bridge, are also available.

Harrods

For luxury shopping, Harrods in Knightsbridge is unparalleled. This historic department store offers high-end fashion, gourmet food halls, and extravagant décor.

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey is the site of royal coronations and burials. It is a beautiful Cathedral situated very close to Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament (home of the UK parliament) Best Way to Book: Book your tickets online for timed entry and audio guides. Early bookings are recommended to avoid long queues.

Kensington Palace

Home to royal family members, Kensington Palace offers a glimpse into royal life through its beautiful exhibitions and gardens. Best Way to Book: Tickets can be purchased online through Historic Royal Palaces. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons.

The London Eye

Located on the South Bank of the Thames. This ferris wheel offers a 360 degree view of London. 32 glass capsules travel at 0.6 mph- it takes 30 mins to complete a rotation. Best Way to Book Pre-booking is required, and you will be able to select a specific time slot. Book online to get the best rates at the official London eye website.

Tower Bridge

Chinatown

The biggest Chinatown in Europe, and it very close to Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square. Centered on Gerrard St. It comprises 12 pedestrianized streets lined with iconic red lanterns and including four Chinese archways and stone lion statues. It has many amazing Asian restaurants - Cantonese, Pekinese, Dim Sum, street food and also Sushi.

Big Ben

Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square is a central square in London famous for it's statues and is surrounded by many museums most of which are free.

Oxford Street

If you like to shop, this street has the best shopping!

Hyde Park

Hyde Park is the most famous and largest park in London. Great for walking. It's very near to Oxford Street.

Leicester Square

Another famous square in London surrounded by pubs and restaurants. It is also where all the movie premiers are held in the UK.

The Shard

This is the tallest building in the UK and is located near London Bridge tube station. It has bars, restaurants and viewing decks on floors 68, 69 and outdoors on level 72. Best Way to Book Open Weds to Sunday - tickets can be purchased or make a booking at one of the bars for a cocktail and entrance is free.

Coal Drops Yard

This is a fun area in Kings Cross and is walkable from the hotel/wedding venue at St Pancras Hotel.