Itinerary

 

A Great 3 Days Visit to London

Exploring London in 3 days would allow you to see its major landmarks an  attractions in a pleasant pace. Visit beautiful churches such as St. Paul's Cathedral along with some of the more important museums of Western Europe such as the National Gallery and the British Museum. Learn about the history of our planet in the Museum of Natural History and take some rest in one of the pleasant parks. If you are looking for the perfect 3 days itinerary that covers all of London's important attractions then this is this plan for you.

 

St. Paul's Cathedral

This landmark cathedral was designed by Christopher Wren and construction took 36 years until its completion in 1711. However there were five previous churches which stood on this site, the first dating back to 604AD.

National Gallery At this museum you can see the country's collection of 13th to 19th century Western European paintings. The museum first opened its doors in 1824 during the reign of King George IV.

British Museum

This museum has been open to the public for 255 years; the collections span more than two million years of human history from a number of cultures and include about 8 million pieces. The museum covers Egypt and Sudan; Greece; Rome; Middle East; Prints; Drawings; Prehistory; Europe; Asia; Africa, Oceania.

Natural History Museum

This museum is dedicated to life, nature and science, it holds more than 70 million items and covers botany, mineralogy, paleontology, zoology and entomology. The huge and rich collection has been built up over many years with some items having been collected by Charles Darwin.