Top 10 Sights for a Week of Sightseeing in London

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A week in London offers you the perfect amount of time to really immerse yourself in the city and enjoy everything it has to offer. These are 10 of the top locations we recommend anyone visits this year when staying at one of our central London hotels.

 

  1. Buckingham Palace

No trip to London is complete without stopping by Buckingham Palace. If you are visiting the city between July and October each year, you might even be able to book a tour around the palace. It’s the perfect place to start off your exploration of the city.

 

  1. Tower of London

We highly recommend booking tickets to explore the Tower of London. The crown jewels exhibition is a highlight of any visit here, but there’s plenty for visitors of all ages to explore. Kids and teens usually really enjoy their visit here and we recommend setting aside at least two to three hours for the Tower of London.

 

  1. The London Eye

The London Eye offers you the opportunity to see the city from above. Choose between a day or night-time visit to enjoy soaking in the atmosphere of London from one of the glass capsules.

 

  1. A London Theatre Visit

One of our favourite night-time activities in London is to plan a night at the theatre. You’ll find shows on offer for visitors of all ages, including The Lion King, Wicked and Frozen.

 

  1. Houses of Parliament

Guided and self-guided tours allow visitors to get an inside glimpse into the Houses of Parliament. If you aren’t bothered about going inside, you’ll at least want to admire this magnificent building from down by the water.

 

  1. Westminster Abbey

So much history is contained within the walls of Westminster Abbey, which has been the location for many royal weddings and coronations. As well as general admission options, you can enhance your visit with a multimedia guide or guided tour.

 

  1. Covent Garden

Spend an evening shopping, dining and soaking in the atmosphere of one of London’s most popular areas. The street performers here keeps everyone entertained and it’s also a great spot for shopping for gifts for your loved ones back home.

 

  1. British Museum

Set aside a minimum of two hours to explore the British Museum, which is free for everyone to enter. There are endless exhibits to choose from and so we recommend just selecting a few that most interest you so you don’t feel too overwhelmed during a short visit.

 

  1. Piccadilly Circus

While it’s one of the busiest spots in London, stop by Piccadilly Circus for a few photos and a spot of retail therapy. For lunch or dinner, head on to nearby Soho or Chinatown for plenty of options to choose from.

 

  1. Hyde Park

Open throughout the year, Hyde Park really comes to life in a whole new way in the summer months. Locals and visitors can enjoy strolling through the park, setting up for a relaxing picnic or exploring on the many bike paths.

 

Book your stay now in one of our central London hotels to experience these top 10 London locations for yourself. Our team will be here to answer any questions you have and help you make the most of your time in the city.

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