United Kingdom
Plan your trip to London
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Start freeLondon is a world city of royal history, free museums, West End theatre and neighborhoods that each feel like a world of their own. Here's everything you need to plan the perfect trip to London — and build it in a tap with Vagga.
Top sights
Big Ben & Parliament
London's symbol on the bank of the Thames.
Tower of London & Tower Bridge
A historic fortress and the Crown Jewels.
The British Museum
A vast world-class collection — and entry is free.
Buckingham Palace
The royal palace; watch the Changing of the Guard.
The London Eye
A giant wheel with panoramic views of the city.
Camden Market
A buzzing market of food, fashion and music.
Things to do
A West End musical
Among the best in the world.
Thames river cruise
See the sights from the water.
British pub tour
Authentic local atmosphere.
Day trip to Oxford or Windsor
A historic university or a royal castle, about an hour from London.
Where to eat
Fish and chips
The classic British dish.
Sunday roast
Roast meat with trimmings, a Sunday tradition.
Afternoon tea
Tea with pastries and sandwiches, a very English treat.
World food at the markets
Curry, burgers and street food from everywhere.
Best time to visit
May–September: the longest and most pleasant days. Rain is possible year-round, so bring an umbrella. December is magical with holiday lights.
Sample itinerary
Day 1
Royal London — Big Ben, Buckingham, and the Tower of London.
Day 2
Museums & markets — the British Museum, Covent Garden and Camden Market.
Day 3
River & shows — a Thames cruise, the London Eye, and a musical in the evening.
Good to know
How many days do you need in London?
Three to four days for the main sights; a week for such a huge city.
Should I book tickets in advance?
Yes — for shows and the Tower of London. Many museums are free.
What's the currency in London?
Pound sterling (GBP). Cards work everywhere; cash is barely needed.
How do you get around?
The Underground (the Tube) is excellent; use a contactless card or an Oyster card.
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