London Solo Trip
Always wanted to visit this iconic city and I wasn’t disappointed! #history #art #citybreak
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Day 1 Itinerary
Places visited: Buckingham Palace - St James's Park - Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
I made the Buckingham Palace the first hop in London hoping to spot a royal or two :P. But all I could see were the guards from far.
Don’t miss the gardens around the palace. They are beautiful and perfectly manicured.
The "Changing The Guard" performance is once a day so plan your visit accordingly.
St James's Park
A cute little park close to the palace ... loved the view of the pond with the London Eye in the background
Westminster Abbey
Day 2 Itinerary
Places visited: Chelsea - Victoria and Albert Museum - Natural History Museum - Marble Arch
Morning Walk In Chelsea
Enjoyed a lovely morning walk of this posh neighborhood of London
Victoria and Albert Museum
I think this is one of the world’s best museums for art & design.
Natural History Museum
Marble Arch
Day 3 Itinerary
Places visited: Big Ben - London Eye - Millennium Bridge - St. Paul's Cathedral - National Portrait Gallery - Trafalgar Square
Big Ben
London Eye
Walk Along River Thames
River Thames flows through the middle of London. In addition to a few famous landmarks, there are also performances and special exhibitions along the river banks all year long.
Millennium Bridge
One of the few Modern bridges on River Thames. It provides an interesting view of the St. Paul Cathedral if you enter from the south end.
St. Paul's Cathedral
National Portrait Gallery
Trafalgar Square
Day 4 Itinerary
Places visited: London Bridge - The British Museum - London Eye
London Bridge
The British Museum
London Eye
I was looking forward to the London Eye ride but had bad luck with the weather. It was still an interesting experience and the view of London’s skyline was fantastic.
Book your tickets online in advance for 10% off.