DEMO - You have to check it out!

Plan details

• City: London
• Number of days: 1
• Number of places: 5

Itinerary

Day 1

1. Trafalgar Square

   It's one of London's most famous and representative locations—the central square commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar, with the Horatio Nelson statue and four lions guarding the column. In winter, Trafalgar Square transforms into the heart of London's Christmas celebrations—every year since 1947, a huge Christmas tree from Norway has been placed here, sent as a sign of gratitude for assistance during World War II.

2. London Eye

   A 135-meter-tall Ferris wheel on the Thames, it offers views of the entire capital. In approximately 30 minutes of normal rotation, you can see Big Ben, the Thames, Buckingham Palace, and the London skyline. If you'd like to visit, buy a ticket online (£29) via the queue. The ticket price at the box office is approximately £39.

3. Big Ben

   The iconic Elizabeth Tower on the Thames is an iconic symbol of London: a Gothic clock tower. It can be admired from the outside—the best views are from Westminster Bridge or Parliament Square, especially at dawn or evening when the facade is illuminated. A tour of the interior is available for those interested; tickets must be booked in advance (cost: £35 for adults, £20 for children 11-17). The tour includes 334 steps and lasts approximately 90 minutes. Tickets are limited and are usually sold online on the second Wednesday of the month at 10:00 AM.

4. Westminster Abbey

   This historic cathedral and coronation site of British monarchs. Numerous figures—kings, writers, scientists—are buried within the abbey's walls, and the Gothic architecture is breathtaking. Admission costs approximately £31 for adults; an audio guide is included in the ticket price.

5. The English Rose Café & Tea Shop

   A classic English tearoom right next to Buckingham Palace. The perfect place for afternoon tea and delicious scones with jam.