Watch London 1-day itinerary 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YQgsb59p1Q In this video, we created an itinerary ideal for a one-day visit to London. • 8 AM: TOWER BRIDGE & TOWER OF LONDON: Tower Bridge crosses the River Thames and was built at the end of the 19th century. Over 50 designs were submitted when the decision was made to build a bridge. Join more than 40,000 people that cross the bridge every day. You can even take a boat ride that goes under Tower Bridge for a full experience. Don't miss the two famous attractions nearby: the historic castle Tower of London from the 11th century and the ruins of the ROMAN WALL which was probably built in the 3rd century. • 10 AM BIG BEN & PALACE OF WESTMINSTER: Big Ben, a British cultural icon, was completed in 1859. The official name of the tower in which Big Ben is located was originally the Clock Tower, but it was renamed to Elizabeth Tower in 2012. Big Ben lays at the north end of the Palace of Westminster, which is the seat of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The palace was largely rebuilt, but it still contains some medieval parts Don’t miss Westminster Abbey located right next to the palace. If you have time, ride The London Eye just across the Thames and enjoy stunning views of London or just admire it from below. • 12 PM (noon): BUCKINGHAM PALACE: It is considered the most important royal building in the UK. It has been the official residence and administrative headquarters for UK monarchs. If you are there in time, don't miss the iconic ceremony changing the Guard, also known as GUARD MOUNTING carried out by soldiers on active duty from the Foot Guards. A beautiful St James's Park with a lake is also located nearby. • 2 PM: HYDE PARK & KENSINGTON GARDENS: Hyde Park is London's main park created in 1536 by Henry VIII as a royal hunting ground. Now it offers both world-class events and concerts together with plenty of quiet places to relax. It even features an artificial lake named The Serpentine. The park stretches to Kensington Gardens, home to Kensington Palace. Don’t skip the beautiful Italian Gardens too. • 4 PM: London museums: London is full of incredible museums, and most of them are free. From an amazing dinosaur collection to mummies, airplanes, and more, there is something for everyone. There are two free museums located in Kensington: SCIENCE MUSEUM, a great place to see, touch, and experience science first-hand and NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM that exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. • 7 PM: Finish your day at one of the following places: - CAMDEN TOWN: This former industrial economic base has been replaced by amazing bars, food stalls, and interesting shops. The area hosts street markets and music venues, which are strongly associated with alternative culture. Visit one of a kind Camden's Stables Market, that got its name from what it used to be a horse stable and hospital. It features over 1,000 shops and stalls, and Cyber dog store with futuristic fashion, clubwear, rave clothes and live dancers inside the shop. - COVENT GARDEN, an open area filled with luxury designer boutiques, craft shops, and more - SOHO: It is most known as an entertainment and fashionable district with high-end boutiques and shopping areas like Oxford Street, Liberty London, or Carnaby Street. It features not only many restaurants, bars, jazz, and other clubs but also many theatres and independent British film industry, London's gay community, etc.