London Itineraries

While making your plans for a trip to London, take a look at some itineraries you can start planning your trip with.

1. Chelsea and South Kensington:
   • Get to Sloan Square Station
   • Visit Saatchi Gallery
   • Walk south on King’s Rd. street
   • Turn right to South Kensington Station / Exhibition Rd.
   • Visit V&A, Natural History or Science Museums (check what’s on but all are recommended)
   • Continue north on Exhibition Rd. to Hyde Park
2. Camden Market & Regent Park
   • Get to Camden Town Station
   • Start in Camden and Stables Markets
   • Walk along Regent Canal
   • Admire the view from Primrose Hill, have a coffee like a local on Regent’s Park Rd.
   • Walk down to Regent’s Park
   • Visit Marylebone, a beautiful local neighbourhood (Walk along Marylebone High street), optional: The Wallace Collection (an 18th century art in a stunning private estate)
3. Center
   • Get to Oxford Circus Station
   • Mayfair: Walk along Regent’s street, visit modern art galleries: https://ldnt.co/2017/10/22/galleries-mayfair/
   • Soho: Liberty (150 years old & beautiful department store), Carnaby Street (cool shopping street), Kingly’s Court (restaurants), lot’s of great shops and restaurants. West side – touristy, East side – funky
   • Covent Garden: charming shopping and dinning area
   • Go south till Embankment station to see the river
4. Southbank
   • Get to London Bridge Station
   • Visit Borough Market
   • Walk along the river, visit Tate Modern gallery (great view from the 10th floor of Blavatnik Building)
   • Continue east to London Eye and Palace of Westminster (across the river)
5. Shoreditch
   • Get off Liverpool Street Station or Shoreditch High Street (Overground)
   • Visit Brick Lane market (Sunday only)
   • Visit The Old Truman Brewery (cool venue, check what’s on)
   • Visit Old Spitalfields Market
6. King’s Cross / St. Pancras
   • Get to King’s Cross / St. Pancras Station – admire both stations (nice architecture)
   • Visit Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard (new beautiful areas for shopping and dinning)
   • Optional: The Wellcome Collection (near by gallery)
7. Notting Hill
   • Admire the architecture of the neighbourhood
   • Have coffee like a local on Westbourne Grove
   • Portobello Market (open every day except Sunday)

Where to eat? Checkout the best restaurants in London here.
Feel like you need a drink? Checkout the best bars and pubs in London here.
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