SEE THE BEST OF LONDON WITH YOUR LOVED ONES IN JUST

SIX DAYS!

Want to see London in a week? Well even though it may seem an impossible task, it is not! There is so much to do and see in London that it is almost imposable to do so within a week. But if you have a well-planned itinerary that includes all the top spots of London then you can probably accomplish your goal. Museums, theatre, history, or the rich architectures of London, no matter what brought you here you will surely love this city. What makes this place so charming is the unique blend of the old as well as the new and modern architectures. Not just architectures London is also famous for its beautiful parks and the romantic river cruises.

THE ICONIC BUS OF LONDON

Bus trips are the best way to see this magnificent city so it will be best to spend the second day on the iconic buses of London. Any one of these bus rides will take you to the best spots of the city like the Buckingham Palace, Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the London Eye. The perfect way to end such a great day is by having a family dinner at the popular Sherlock Holmes Pub which is inspired from the office of the infamous detective.

THE ROYAL LONDON

The day one will start with your arrival so it is highly likely that you will not be able to see much of the city. If you are booking accommodation in advance then you must go for a reputed hotel at some place that is centrally located. The Grand Royale London Hyde Park Hotel seems to be perfect for any tourist who is looking for a strategically located accommodation. Once you get fresh you can start your week long trip, with the Kensington Palace. Located extremely close to Hyde park this place will give you a glimpse into the life of the royals. The pond, Italian fountains, geese & swans, Peter Pan statue, and the stunning Princess Diana Memorial Fountain will keep you busy for a while. At the night you can opt for walking tours like Jack the Ripper which includes a night cruise on the Thames and a bus ride.

A ROAD TRIP

If you are planning on going on a road trip to the nearby places like Stonehenge, Bath and the Windsor Castle then you need to do it on the third day as afterwards you will be too tired to travel such long distances. After an entire day of travelling to and from London, it is probably a good idea to keep day four for shopping. But before you head out to the shopping areas like the Portobello Market and Oxford Street you can go for a short morning tour and see the Tower of London.

THE BRITISH AFTERNOON TEA A trip to London is never complete without the museums so on day five you need to head towards the National Gallery and after that take a walk on the South Bank with your partner and the kids. Along the way, you will find plenty of venues like London Aquarium, Royal Festival Hall, Jubilee Gardens, Tate Modern, and the National Theatre. On the last day of the trip, before you return to your home you need to catch a West End show and must pay a visit to the Orangery at the Kensington Palace for some afternoon tea. You can be assured that this entire week and the beautiful moments that you spend with your family will be etched in your memory for the rest of your life!