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The best local things to do in London for 3 days! The iconic Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square and amazing Tate Modern and St Paul’s Cathedral, you’ll be able to explore all the highlights of London in 72 hours. Use the list below to find exactly what to do in London for 3 days. Day 1: London’s best bits The perfect introduction! London is an incredible city filled with endless things to do and sights to see. Make sure you see some of its most important buildings and monuments, from beautiful St Paul's Cathedral and Big Ben to the Shakespeare Globe Theatre and the Tate Modern. Have a delicious lunch at the fantastic Borough Market and drink a pint of beer in a nearby pub. Stroll over the Millennium Bridge or through Hyde Park and head to Trafalgar Square to see Nelson’s Column and feed the pigeons. Visit Piccadilly Circus to see the iconic Eros statue. And don’t forget the Horse Guards Parade! Day 2: Famous Londoners Follow your favorites! Bring your London experience to life with your very favorite London characters. Love Sherlock Holmes? Head to Baker Street or visit a murder scene at 3, Lauriston Gardens. Harry Potter fan? Find the amazing places where the movies were filmed and take a photo on platform 9¾! Visit a traditional London pub where beer and cider were drunk in Shakespeare’s time. Hunt down Bridget Jones’s favorite dish! You can even visit the places where Doctor Who’s adventures have taken place – you might even spot the famous blue Tardis! Day 3: The Royal Family Fan of the queen? You’re in for a treat! Discovering all of London’s most famous royal sites is an unforgettable way to end your 72 hours in London. You can’t visit London without going to Buckingham Palace to see the famous red-coated soldiers and check if the flag is flying high. Don’t miss St. James’ Palace and make sure you see Kensington Palace too, where royals including Princess Diana and Prince William lived. Finish up at Westminster Abbey, where numerous Kings and Queens have been crowned and the Royals get married!
Sorcha delivered a family friendly tour that engaged and entertained both us and our 9 and 11 year old sons! We love history and Sorcha delivered even the more gruesome and sensitive of London’s varied history in an age appropriate and informative way. She also scheduled in excellent breaks for snacks that ensured my jet lagged boys didn’t get (too) whiney on the ~5 miles we ended up covering. Sorcha’s knowledge of the landmarks, hidden gems, and the stories behind them, as well as her helpful tips for after the tour ensured a wonderful first day in the city!
Rosa’s vast experience and technical knowledge made her the most appropriate docent/guide for me. Additionally she has a great sense of humor and catered to my viewing wishes. Thanks Rosa.
Two words to describe Chris's tour " oh wow"! Chris will take you " behind the scenes " of London and show you things of interest with some great storytelling to go with it! Chris is knowledgeable and personable. If you are looking for a great tour of London..Chris is your guide!
Rosa is the best tour guide I have ever had and I have been on many tours of Europe’s great museums: the Louvre, the Prado, Villa Borghese …. She is so knowledgeable and down to earth with her presentations that our uneducated questions were answered respectfully and clearly. She also added so much information on how to interpret art works in our future travel. Do not hesitate to book her for your art history tour.