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3 Days in London Trip Plan
Are you going to spend 3 days in London? Then this itinerary is a great fit for you. You'll see all the best London attractions A to Z. With Tripomatic, you'll make the most of your 3 days in London.
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Once in London, start your first day at the true heart of the city – Trafalgar Square. The most famous tourist attractions follow on your itinerary: London Eye, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. You can finish your day in one of the great museums. Take a little rest from the lively city on the second day, head to the Windsor Castle and take a walk in the Greewich Park afterwards. On the third day, your London itinerary takes you to the landmarks in the center again: the Tower with Tower Bridge next to it and St. Paul's Cathedral.
Things to do on this trip
Trafalgar Square
Could be called one of London's centres, with many cultural events taking place here. There's always something happening here.
Nelson's Column
The 50 metres tall column commemorates the famous admiral who fought to the death with Napoleon's fleet at Trafalgar.
London Eye
Come for a ride on Europe's largest Ferris wheel. The views from the top are simply fabulous, especially at night.
Banqueting House of Whitehall Palace
One of early Neo-Classical gems built in England. Do not miss the Rubens-decorated ceiling and many other marvels.
Houses of Parliament
The elaborate Palace of Westminster is home to the House of Commons and House of Lords. Come see the political life of the UK.
Big Ben
One of the main London landmarks. Clock Tower with 4 clock faces, a part of Westminster Palace.
Westminster Abbey
A magnificent sight and an important commemoration site. More impressive from outside than within.
Buckingham Palace
The majestic palace is the official residence of British monarchs. A must-see – do not miss the Changing the Guard ceremony!
Piccadilly Circus
A famous road junction crowned by the statue of „Eros“ in its middle. Also well-known for the electronic ads displayed on the buildings around.
Oxford Street London
Shopaholics must visit Europe's busiest shopping street. Over 300 shops of all sorts and brands.
Chinatown
Explore the restaurants, bakeries, night clubs and great atmosphere of Chinatown. Well worth a visit.
Covent Garden
A district in London, a popular shopping and tourist site, a great place for people watching.
British Museum
Home to one of the largest collection of works and artefacts that come from all over the world. An amazing experience.
British Library
Book and information lovers should visit the world's largest library. The building in itself is a gem.
National Gallery London
The gallery holds a collection of over 2,600 pieces – no wonder it is one of the most visited in the world. Come here for classic art.
Windsor Castle
This medieval castle is one of United Kingdom's iconic sights and a weekend home for the Queen.
Eton College
A boarding school for boys from 13 to 18 is considered to be one of the most prestigious places of education in Great Britain.
Hyde Park
London's largest park is where the city's inhabitants come to relax and enjoy the sunny days. Wonderful place for a walk.
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum London
The world-famous wax museum. Would you like to meet the royal family or famous actors? Great photo opportunities.
Sherlock Holmes Museum
Not meant just for huge fans of Sherlock Holmes, this museum is for all who want to see artefacts from the Victorian era.
Cutty Sark
The historic tea clipper located in dry dock in Greenwich. Part of the National Historic Fleet.
National Maritime Museum London
If you want to familiarize yourself with the history of the British navy and the whole Europe, come to this museum with many remarkable artefacts!
Greenwich Meridian
If you want to stand on two hemispheres at a time, visit this place where the meridian divides the Earth!
Royal Observatory, Greenwich
The globe is divided between east and west at the Royal Observatory. Location of the prime meridian.
St. Paul's Cathedral
An enormous white cathedral and London's highest point. Do not miss this famous sight with its elaborate interiors and crypts.
Millennium Bridge
The pedestrian steel suspension bridge is known for its innovative design and the wonderful view of St Paul's Cathedral it provides.
Tate Modern
A phenomenally successful modern art gallery housed in a former power station. Well worth a visit!
Globe Theatre
If you love Shakespeare and the theatre, the Globe will definitely knock you off your feet.
Southwark Cathedral
Designed in Gothic style, this Anglican church with a plan in shape of a cross is beautiful inside with its stained-glass windows.
London Bridge
A fairly new concrete and steel bridge standing at the site where a number of bridges stood in the past. Very nice when illuminated at night.
The Monument to the Great Fire of London
Commemorates the 1666 fire. There is a viewing platform on the top – a great opporunity to snap some photos!
Tower of London
Also known as Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, the former prison complex is now home to the Crown Jewels.
St. Katharine Docks London
Ships used to anchor here in the past and now, this area became a great place where to spend your time thanks to the various facilities around.
Tower Bridge
This fascinating bridge is one of London's icons. The views from top are amazing and it's quite a sight to see the bridge open for ships, too.
HMS Belfast
This light cruiser has been converted into a thrilling museum permanently moored on Thames.
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