1-Day Itinerary # 1
​​5 - 7 Hours

St. Paul's Cathedral

Leicester Square

Big Ben & The House of Parliament

London Eye

River Thames Boat Cruise

Suitable for: First time visitors, History enthusiasts, Family, High viewing spots

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Time spent: 30 mins - 1 hour
Category: ​Architecture, History, Family, Religion

St. Paul's Cathedral​

​St. Paul’s Cathedral is a popular tourist destination for various reasons. Its architecture is one of the motivations for many to come and see it up close. It is interesting to note, the current structure seen today is the fourth construction on the same location after the Great Fire of London in 1666. Hence, it would seem to exemplify England's resilience. More...

15 - 20​ minutes by bus

Time spent: 1 - 2 hours
Category: ​Family, Shopping, Eating, Theatre

Leicester Square

Leicester Square is a vibrant destination in London. But you might know it better as the West End. This area holds the distinction of being the entertainment center of the English capital. Indeed, it is the address of a number of renowned theaters and cinemas like the Odeon, Vue, and Empire. 

In fact, the Odeon is a popular venue for many red carpet movie premieres. More...

1​5 - 20 minutes walk

Time spent 30 mins - 1 hour
Category: History, Architecture, Political

Big Ben & The Houses of Parliament 
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Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament are two of London’s most iconic landmarks. In addition to their magnificent architecture, both attractions are witnesses to several significant occasions in the city’s long history. Hence, they are recognized as part of London’s 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is a distinction the city takes pride in as only a handful of cities worldwide can do so. ​More...

​5 - 10 minutes walk

Time spent: 30 mins
Category: ​Viewing Spots, Sunset Spot, Family, 

London Eye
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​London Eye offers a bird’s eye view of the entire city while riding inside Europe’s tallest Ferris wheel. The London Eye opened in 2000 to commemorate the millennium. Each capsule of the structure is representative of the English capital’s 32 boroughs. Each rotation can accommodate 800 people or the equivalent of 11 local double decker buses at full capacity. ​More...

1 - 2 minutes walk

Time spent: 45 mins - 1 hour
Category: ​Family, History

River Thames Boat Cruise
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​The River Thames Boat Cruise gives tourists a different perspective of the English capital from the city’s popular waterway. Imagine seeing Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and most of London’s iconic landmarks while on board a cruise ship. Hence, sightseeing would be a breeze. More...

Located next to the London Eye on the right side.