The Perfect London Itinerary: How to Have So Much Fun During Your 6 Days in London

Introduction

You are in for a wonderful 6-day experience in one of the world’s most fascinating cities. In the following week, you are to embrace the experience that will reveal the historical, cultural, and beautiful side of London. You achieve this through a well-balanced program rich in must-see activities, districts, and sites. For a comfortable and convenient stay, consider booking a long stay aparthotel in Hyde Park. Hang on tight, this guide will allow you to boost your efficiency and have fun in London!

Day 1: A day in Westminster in London

When you arrive at the airport, go straight to a centrally located hotel where you will check in and leave your luggage before beginning the day’s activities. You should chill for a bit at Buckingham Palace, which is the residence of the King of England at the moment. Walk around the perimeter to admire the architecture and change the guard ceremony by 11:30 am. Then, don’t miss Westminster Abbey - this Gothic church has been the site of every British coronation since 1066 and is jaw-dropping on the inside. In the afternoon, stroll through the picturesque points of interest like St James Park and Greenwich Park to have a bird’s eye view of the entire London site. For dinner, head to the numerous pubs and restaurants which highlight the famous Trafalgar Square. Your first day should be wrapped up by a sun-setting walk across the Westminster Bridge.

Day 2: British Museum Area

We recommend you start your day with a visit to the British Museum, housing some of the most important relics from different cultures. The museum is very large so set aside at least two hours to see wonders such as the Rosetta Stone and the Parthenon sculptures. Following lunch, take a short train ride to Covent Garden, where you can both shop and watch the people pass. Onwards to Soho, London’s premier cultural district for theatre, music, food and drink, and the arts. Go out for a gourmet meal at one of the area’s popular gastropubs, then catch a show in London’s West End theater region.

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Day 3: East End after seeing the Tower of London

On the third day, head to the Tower of London and ensure that you spend a minimum of 2 hours in this castle. It stands tall as one of the paramount historical landmarks, having been used as a palace, armory, and prison in the past. Afterward, turn right to continue east through modern Shoreditch and grab a coffee in one of its many cafes. Sample the Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane, famous for the Sunday market fair and mural artworks. For lunch take curry at any of the restaurants located on the famous Brick Lane. It is therefore advisable to visit the new trendy Hoxton in the afternoon and before getting back to the downtown area, you can take a beautiful walk along Victoria Park. In the evening eat fish and chips riverside at a busy pub near Tower Bridge.

Day 4: The concept of the British Library and Camden Town

Day four begins with an informative journey to the British Library which contains documents such as the Magna Carta. Walking around the Bloomsbury area, which is not far away, it is possible to experience more knowledge and history. That done you can refuel with a pub lunch and then proceed to the North to visit Camden Town labeled as London’s subculture district. Visit the open-air markets at Camden where a variety of items such as crafts, apparel, and trinkets can be found. Visit a popular music venue when you take a walk around the cool Regent’s Canal. Before you end your day, grab dinner at nearby Primrose Hill.

Day 5: Natural History Museum and Hyde Park

Head to the Natural History Museum to behold the beauty of the wildlife and the earth with dinosaur bones, minerals, and animal skins. Try to visit the Kensington Palace, which is one of the royal residences with history connected to Victoria and Diana. Immerse yourself in the royal cuisine by indulging in a traditional afternoon tea at any of the elegant London cafes. To end the day, go to St James Park which is just a stone's throw from the palace, and watch the sunset over Buckingham Palace. The last dinner in London should be in the lovely Notting Hill, the most cinematic of all the London neighborhoods.

Day 6: Winding down and leaving

Your last full day is a perfect time to start the day leisurely, exploring the Portobello Road Market in Notting Hill. Treat yourself to a classic London meal such as fish and chips. In the afternoon, go back to your preferred neighborhood or attraction to shop. Enjoy your last glass of beer at a classic English pub before heading for an evening flight back home. Your trip is over, but the memories of discovering this remarkable international city will stay with you for the rest of your lives. See you soon!

Conclusion

By following this guide, time is well utilized, and memorable experiences will be formed in one of the world’s magnificent cities. For a comfortable and convenient stay, consider booking at Grand Plaza Service Apartments. So are you ready to spend the best time of your life in one of the amazing cities in the world? Welcome to London!