England, United Kingdom
London trip itinerary
Five nights cover the free museums, Westminster, the Tower of London, a market and a West End show.
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- How many days
- 5 nights is a good measure
- Best time to go
- May to September the days are long and the weather is as good as it gets; in winter it goes dark by four.
- How to get there
- Heathrow (LHR) and Gatwick (LGW) take the long-haul flights; Stansted and Luton, the low-cost ones. Rail links both to the centre.
What to do in London
- The British Museum and the National Gallery
- Westminster, Big Ben and the London Eye
- The Tower of London and Tower Bridge
- Camden, Borough Market and Notting Hill
Tip: The big museums are free: save them for the rainy day, which will come.
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