Day 1 - Arrival & Take the city tour

Day one of your three days in London is your crash course to life in the UK and it’s all about getting up to speed on those ‘must-see iconic’ London attractions. Much of the day will be spent wandering around Westminster, admiring the Houses of Parliament and catching an up-close and personal view of the London Eye.Wander along Oxford Street and Regent’s Street In fact, no excursion to London would have been completed without mentioning a popular street in the UK! Go to Oxford Street, click on the Regen Street and you can look at art galleries (Toy Toy Toy for just one of the best online shopping). At the end of Regent’s Street, you will find the world-famous Piccadilly Circus for publishing without stopping coca cola and the central health center in London. Piccadilly Circus is also one of Harry Potter’s most important titles for wizarding movies! Just minutes from Piccadilly Circus, you will reach Leicester Square – where all major movie venues come from London. If you have rewards, you can also see the star! Snap a Red Telephone Box All over the world, the UK is known for its red telephone boxes and red mailboxes – they are almost as iconic as fish and chips or the parliament building! Therefore, of course, not a single excursion to London would have been complete if at least one quick image had not been broken or two of these British visits should be visible. Although telephone tapes can be found throughout the city, one of the most iconic places can be found just five minutes walk from the parliament building. ‘See’ Big Ben In fact, you did not see Big Ben. In fact, Ben is the name of the fortress for the largest iron in the Westminster Palace. Instead, you can see Elisabeth Tower, with Big Ben! At the same time, it is astonishing by the main building of the Houses of Parliament, or the Westminster Palace. See the London Eye I don’t really recommend going on the London Eye as it takes a while to queue for tickets and you’ll want to see as much as possible during your three days in London. However, that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t see it at least once, if only from a distance. Once the world’s tallest Ferris wheel, it can be seen from miles around and the London Eye welcomes over 3.75 million visitors annually! Visit Tower Bridge In London Bridges , Tower Bridge must be the most iconic. So it makes the list of things you must do during your first 24 hours of three days in London. So far iconic is this bridge that once upon a time , a wealthy American thought he was buying the magnificent feat of Victorian engineering that is Tower Bridge. In actual fact, he ended up buying and shipping London Bridge to the USA , rather than the two pretty towers he was expecting! Be amazed by the Tower of London The medley of buildings that form the Tower of London is just one of many royal palaces dotted throughout the city. After all, in its nearly nine hundred years worth of history, it has seen plenty of prisoners, feuds, and it now houses the Crown Jewels. That being said, there is no doubt that at one time, the Tower of London was arguably the most strategically important of all royal residences.