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3 days in London

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  1. Day 1

    Westminster & South Bank

    1. 09:30· MorningWestminster AbbeyCoronation church and resting place of monarchs and poets. Book online and arrive early to beat the queues.~1.5 hPriceyIndoors
    2. 12:30· LunchChinatownA few compact streets of dim sum, noodles and bakeries off Leicester Square — easy for a quick, cheap group lunch.~1 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonLondon EyeA slow half-hour loop above the Thames with views over Westminster. Pre-booked tickets save time in the queue.~1 hPriceyKid-friendly
    4. 19:30· EveningSouth Bank riverside strollWalk the river from the London Eye towards Tower Bridge past street performers, book stalls and lit-up bridges.~1.5 hFree
    ☔ Rainy day? Sky Garden — Free indoor garden and viewing deck at the top of a City tower. Free tickets are released in advance and go fast.
  2. Day 2

    The City & Bankside

    1. 09:30· MorningTower of LondonCrown Jewels, ravens and Yeoman Warder tours. Head straight to the Jewels at opening before the lines build.~3 hPriceyKid-friendly
    2. 12:30· LunchLeadenhall MarketOrnate Victorian covered market in the City with lunch spots and pubs. Buzzing on weekdays, quiet at weekends.~1 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonTower BridgeWalk across for free; the exhibition with the high glass-floor walkway is an optional paid extra.~1 hFree
    4. 19:30· EveningShakespeare's GlobeOpen-air replica of Shakespeare's theatre; standing 'groundling' tickets are cheap. Summer season — bring a layer.~3 hMid-range
    ☔ Rainy day? Tate Modern — Modern art in a former power station, free to enter. Don't miss the free viewing level at the top.
  3. Day 3

    Greenwich

    1. 09:30· MorningRoyal Observatory and the Prime MeridianStand on longitude zero, then take in the view from the top of Greenwich Park. Arriving by river boat is half the fun.~2 hMid-rangeKid-friendly
    2. 12:30· LunchGreenwich MarketCovered market with street-food stalls and crafts, a few steps from the Cutty Sark.~1 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonNational Maritime MuseumFree museum of ships, explorers and sea battles, with good play areas for younger kids.~1.5 hFreeIndoorsKid-friendly
    4. 19:30· EveningShoreditch barsOne of London's liveliest nights out — cocktail bars, rooftops and late venues within a few streets.~3 hMid-range
    ☔ Rainy day? National Gallery and Trafalgar Square — Van Gogh, Turner and Da Vinci for free, right on Trafalgar Square. An hour on the highlights suits most groups.

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