Hey Lykkers! Excited to dive into a London adventure? Imagine soaking up the incredible views from Tower Bridge, indulging in some amazing food, and exploring historic spots. Let’s make the most of our 3 days in this vibrant city with an itinerary packed with fun and cool tips!

Day 1: Tower Bridge and Historic London

Kick off our London journey at the Tower Bridge Exhibition. Tickets are around $16.50 (Cost may vary), and we’ll get to walk on glass floors high above the Thames. It’s thrilling! Check the schedule to see if the bridge is lifting—you don’t want to miss this spectacle.

Lunch: Borough Market

Next up, let’s head to Borough Market for lunch. We’ll spend about $15-$20 (Cost may vary) on delicious street food. The market is buzzing with flavors and energy, making it a perfect spot to refuel.

Afternoon: Tower of London

After lunch, it’s time to explore the Tower of London. Entry costs about $34 (Cost may vary), and we’ll get to see the Crown Jewels and learn about this historic fortress. Fun fact: it was once a royal zoo!

Evening: Dinner at St. Katharine Docks

Wrap up the day with dinner at St. Katharine Docks. Expect to spend $30-$50 depending on the restaurant. The marina views are fantastic, making it a great place to unwind and enjoy the evening.

Where to Stay

For a memorable stay near Tower Bridge, consider:

The Tower Hotel: Just steps from the bridge, with rates starting around $200 per night (Cost may vary).

Day 2: Explore the South Bank

Morning: South Bank Stroll

Start the day with a leisurely stroll along the South Bank of the Thames. It’s free, and we’ll be surrounded by street performers and pop-up markets. Grab a snack or two and soak in the lively atmosphere.

Lunch: London Eye Area

For lunch, let’s move to a restaurant La Cucina Di Mamma near the London Eye. We’ll spend around $20-$30 on a meal with a view of the Thames (Cost may vary). It’s a relaxing spot to enjoy our lunch.

Afternoon: Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe

After lunch, visit the Tate Modern. Entry is free, though special exhibitions might cost about $15-$20. Then, we can tour Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre for around $20, and get a peek into the world of Elizabethan theatre.

Day 3: Day Trip to Greenwich

Morning: Greenwich Park and Royal Observatory

Hop on a train or boat to Greenwich and start the day at Greenwich Park. It’s free to explore, and the views are spectacular. Entry to the Royal Observatory is about $18, and we can stand on the Prime Meridian line (Cost may vary).

Lunch: Greenwich Market

For lunch, Greenwich Market has a variety of options. We’ll spend around $15-$20 on international cuisine and maybe pick up a souvenir.

Afternoon: Cutty Sark and Maritime Museum

After lunch, check out the Cutty Sark for around $16, then head to the National Maritime Museum, which is free. It’s a great way to delve into maritime history.

Evening: River Thames Cruise

To cap off our trip, let’s enjoy a relaxing river cruise on the Thames. Tickets range from $20-$30, offering a fantastic view of London’s landmarks illuminated at night (Cost may vary).

And that’s our London adventure! With stunning views, tasty food, and rich history, we’re in for an amazing time. Remember, costs may vary, so it’s good to check current prices and book ahead where possible.

Ready for this exciting journey, Lykkers? Let’s make some unforgettable memories in London!