• Day 1:- Start the day with a visit to the iconic Tower of London. Explore the history of this medieval fortress and see the Crown Jewels.- Take a stroll along the Thames River and cross the famous Tower Bridge.- Visit the Borough Market for lunch and try some delicious street food.- Spend the afternoon exploring the Tate Modern art gallery or the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.- End the day with a ride on the London Eye for panoramic views of the city at sunset.

Warning: The queue so long. Make sure you book your place a head and purchase online ticket for “FAST TRACK” not “Standard ticket” unless you do not mind standing for hours in busy time of the year. It cost you around £47 per adult. Worth to do this.

• Day 2:- Start the day with a visit to Buckingham Palace to watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony.- Explore the beautiful St. James’s Park and visit Westminster Abbey.- Have lunch at a traditional English pub near Trafalgar Square.- Visit the British Museum to see its impressive collection of artifacts from around the world.- In the evening, head to the West End for a show in London’s famous theatre district.

• Day 3:- Take a day trip to the charming town of Windsor to visit Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.- Have lunch in one of the quaint cafes in Windsor and explore the town’s picturesque streets.- Head back to London and visit the vibrant Camden Market for some shopping and street food.- End your trip with a visit to the iconic Big Ben and Westminster Palace for some final sightseeing before heading home.

if you still like to stroll for more maybe you like to do some activities below:

• If you’re a Beatles fan, you’ll definitely want to visit the famous Beatles crosswalk in London. The iconic zebra crossing is located outside Abbey Road Studios in the St. John’s Wood neighborhood of London. Here’s how you can make the most of your visit:- Take the London Underground to St. John’s Wood station and walk to Abbey Road Studios.- Arrive early in the morning to avoid crowds and get the perfect photo of yourself crossing the street just like the Beatles did on the cover of their album “Abbey Road.”- Be respectful of traffic and other pedestrians while taking your photos. The crossing is still a functioning pedestrian crossing, so be mindful of cars and buses passing through.- After taking your photos, consider visiting the nearby Abbey Road Studios and the Abbey Road Shop for some Beatles memorabilia.- Take a stroll around the St. John’s Wood neighborhood and enjoy the beautiful Victorian houses and leafy streets.- If you have time, visit the nearby Regent’s Park for a relaxing walk or picnic.Visiting the Beatles crosswalk is a must-do for any Beatles fan visiting London, so make sure to add it to your itinerary and capture your own piece of music history.

If you are Nothing Hill movie you might like to visit Nothing Hill area to see the Blue Door book store where Hugh Grant meet Julia Robert or the Portobello market.

• Visiting Portobello Market in London is a fantastic way to experience the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic street market. Here’s a suggested itinerary for your visit to Portobello Market:- Start your day early to beat the crowds and make the most of your time at the market.- Take the London Underground to Ladbroke Grove station, which is a short walk from Portobello Road.- Wander along Portobello Road and explore the stalls selling antiques, vintage clothing, jewelry, and other unique items.- Take your time to browse the various food stalls and sample some delicious street food from around the world.- Visit the colorful houses of Notting Hill and take some Instagram-worthy photos of the charming streets.- If you’re a music lover, make sure to stop by the Rough Trade record store on Talbot Road for some vinyl shopping.- Don’t forget to haggle with the vendors to get the best deals on your purchases.- After exploring the market, relax at one of the many cafes or pubs in the area and enjoy a well-deserved break.- Consider visiting the nearby Portobello Road Market on a Friday for the antique market, or on a Saturday for the main market day with a wider variety of stalls.Portobello Market is a must-visit destination in London for shopping, eating, and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of this historic market. Make sure to add it to your itinerary for an unforgettable experience.