Are you looking for a 4 Days London Itinerary? The great City of London has so many tourist attractions that you might be wondering about how to explore London in 4 Days. The city boasts for having some of the best cultural attraction in the world that attracts over 30 million annual visitors. Over here is a London itinerary that lists all major attractions you can see.
Let us explore London in 4 days and find out what this great city has to offer.
Let’s begin…
Explore London in 4 days: Day 1
Start early morning as you need to cover a lot on the first day. Significant attractions to explore during the day these places are nearby located, and you can walk around to visit each of them. Ideally, Tower Bridge should be your starting point where you must reach early morning so you get stunning photographic views.
- St Paul’s Cathedral
- London Eye, Big Ben, York Street Graffiti
- Palace of Westminster, and Westminster Abbey.
Since you have 4 days, you can relax a bit and spend time exploring all these attractions at your own pace.
Explore London in 4 days: Day 2
On the second day, you should visit these important iconic attractions of London. Start with Buckingham Palace, watching the highlight of the day: the ‘Changing the Guard Ceremony’. Then National Gallery later on Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Covent Garden.
Finally Royal Physic Garden
Explore London: Day 3
On the third day keep maximum time as you are going to visit the most iconic museums in London. The main points of attractions to cover during the day are the following:
- The British Museum is one of the greatest Museums in the world where you find over 100,000 Egyptian antiquities and more than eight million works. Spend time exploring all these attractions at your own pace
- Shakespeare’s Globe
- Tate Modern.
Explore London: Day 4
This is the last day of your London Tour why not visit other significant places just outside London like the Royal Botanic Gardens of Kew, or perhaps Hampton Court.
Just on the outskirt of West London is Kew Gardens, London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage site. It is home to almost 30,000 types of flowers and plants and 14,000 trees. Kew Gardens homes to the most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world. In Kew to can walk around or join a free guided tour.
If you feel a little more adventurous visit Mayfield Lavender Farm.
Mayfield Lavender Farm is 25 acre lavender farm situated 15 miles from Central London. It is a popular attraction during the short season (1st of June to 31st of August) . It is easy to wander through a sea of beautiful lavender especially during the blooming season.
There is a £4 entry fee. Parking is free.
After all, keep the evening free to visit the West End area to watch a famous London’s theatrical show. There are many to choose from:
- The Book of Mormon
- Mamma Mia
- The Phantom of the Opera also Waitress and 9 to 5 the Musical
Final Verdict
As you can see there are plenty of attractions in London and probably you need a longer stay to explore all of them. Therefore stick to this guide and you will covers most of London’s major attractions.
For a shorter stay in London check our 2 days itinerary.
