A neighborhood-based plan mixing royal landmarks, museums, lively markets and riverside walks.
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Three days work well for a first visit when you group sights together. Explore Westminster and the South Bank, the Tower and City, then Bloomsbury, Covent Garden and optionally Camden. Many national museums offer free access to permanent collections.
Less backtracking across the city.
Westminster, Tower Bridge and the Thames.
Culture alongside vibrant neighborhoods.
Adapt to your interests and travel dates.
Adjust this plan to the weather and the opening times of any attractions you want to enter.
Day 1 · Westminster · South Bank
Westminster and the South Bank
See Big Ben and Westminster Abbey; book admission if going inside.
Cross Westminster Bridge and walk along the South Bank past the London Eye.
Dinner near Waterloo or a river walk.
Main stops : Big Ben → Westminster Abbey → London Eye → South Bank
Day 2 · Tower Hill · Borough
Tower Bridge and the City
Visit the Tower of London if booked, or admire Tower Bridge from outside.
Browse Borough Market then head to St Paul's or Tate Modern.
Cross Millennium Bridge at dusk.
Main stops : Tower of London → Tower Bridge → Borough Market → Tate Modern
Day 3 · Bloomsbury · West End
Museum, Covent Garden and Camden
Explore highlights of the British Museum.
Walk around Covent Garden and Soho, adding Camden if time allows.
See a West End show or enjoy a local restaurant.
Main stops : British Museum → Covent Garden → Soho → Camden
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Approximate per-person costs for three days excluding flights or trains, including a shared hotel room. Prices in GBP.
Budget
£180–300
Basic lodging, affordable meals and free sights.
Midrange
£300–550
Well-connected hotel and a few paid attractions.
Comfort
£550+
More central lodging, shows and extra visits.
Illustrative estimates, not live prices. Tickets, availability and costs depend on travel dates.
Use contactless payment or Oyster on TfL services; check the latest fares and conditions.
Depending on your citizenship, you may need a passport, visa or ETA. Check UK government guidance.
Popular paid landmarks, exhibitions and theater performances can sell out.
Carry a lightweight rain layer and an indoor backup plan.
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