23 day itinerary
London
Personalized with:Makes it wheelchair friendlyExclude religious placesMake it pet friendlyGluten-tolerant
Itinerary
A 23-day adventure in London sounds fantastic, and I’m excited to help you craft an itinerary that’s wheelchair-friendly, pet-friendly, gluten-tolerant, and excludes religious sites. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival in London
- Morning: Arrive at your accommodation. Choose a pet-friendly hotel or Airbnb in a central location like South Kensington or Camden.
- Afternoon: Take a leisurely stroll in . It’s spacious, has paved paths, and is perfect for pets. Enjoy a picnic with gluten-free snacks from a local store.
- Evening: Dinner at in Primrose Hill, a vegetarian restaurant with gluten-free options.
Day 2: Explore Kensington
- Morning: Visit the . The paths are accessible, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery.
- Afternoon: Head to the . The gardens are lovely for a walk with your pet.
- Evening: Dinner at for some gluten-free treats.
Day 3: Museums Day
- Morning: Visit the . It’s wheelchair accessible and has fascinating exhibits.
- Afternoon: Explore the next door. Both museums are free and pet-friendly in outdoor areas.
- Evening: Dinner at in Kensington, which offers gluten-free options.
Day 4: Stroll
- Morning: Walk along the of the Thames. The path is accessible and offers stunning views.
- Afternoon: Stop by the . It’s wheelchair-friendly and has a lovely café with gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , which has a pet-friendly terrace.
Day 5: Adventure
- Morning: Take a riverboat to . The boats are accessible, and the views are amazing!
- Afternoon: Explore and visit the . The park is pet-friendly and has accessible paths.
- Evening: Dinner at , a historic pub with gluten-free options.
Day 6: Shopping Day
- Morning: Head to for some shopping. Many stores are wheelchair accessible.
- Afternoon: Visit for a bite at their food hall, which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at in Soho, known for its vegetarian and gluten-free dishes.
Day 7: Day Trip to
- Morning: Take a train to . The station is accessible.
- Afternoon: Explore with your pet. It’s spacious and beautiful.
- Evening: Dinner at , which offers gluten-free meals.
Day 8:
- Morning: Visit . It’s vibrant and has many accessible paths.
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at one of the many food stalls with gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , which has gluten-free cheese options.
Day 9: Art and Culture
- Morning: Visit the . It’s wheelchair accessible and free to enter.
- Afternoon: Explore . The area is lively and pet-friendly.
- Evening: Dinner at , which has gluten-free options.
Day 10: Day at the Zoo
- Morning: Visit the in Regent’s Park. It’s accessible and pet-friendly in certain areas.
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at the zoo café, which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at nearby.
Day 11: Explore
- Morning: Stroll through and visit the .
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at , which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , known for its Caribbean cuisine and gluten-free options.
Day 12:
- Morning: Take a . Many boats are accessible.
- Afternoon: Explore . It’s pet-friendly and has lovely paths.
- Evening: Dinner at , which offers gluten-free pies.
Day 13: Day Trip to
- Morning: Take a train to . The station is accessible.
- Afternoon: Enjoy the beach and visit the .
- Evening: Dinner at , which has gluten-free options.
Day 14: Explore
- Morning: Visit for street art and unique shops.
- Afternoon: Lunch at in , which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , a pub with a pet-friendly area.
Day 15: Parks and Gardens
- Morning: Visit . It’s accessible and has beautiful views of the city.
- Afternoon: Enjoy a picnic with gluten-free snacks.
- Evening: Dinner at , a pet-friendly pub.
Day 16: Explore
- Morning: Visit . It’s accessible and has many gluten-free food stalls.
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at one of the stalls.
- Evening: Dinner at , which offers gluten-free options.
Day 17: Day at the Aquarium
- Morning: Visit the . It’s wheelchair accessible.
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at the aquarium café, which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , which has gluten-free meals.
Day 18: Explore the City
- Morning: Visit the . It’s accessible and free.
- Afternoon: Explore and enjoy lunch at a nearby café with gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , a pet-friendly pub.
Day 19: Day Trip to
- Morning: Take a train to . The station is accessible.
- Afternoon: Explore the city and enjoy lunch at , which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at .
Day 20: Explore the West End
- Morning: Visit and enjoy the atmosphere.
- Afternoon: Lunch at , which has gluten-free pizza options.
- Evening: Catch a show in the West End. Many theaters are accessible.
Day 21: Visit the
- Morning: Ride the . It’s wheelchair accessible and offers stunning views.
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at the café, which has gluten-free options.
- Evening: Dinner at , which has a lovely view and gluten-free options.
Day 22: Relaxing Day
- Morning: Enjoy a leisurely morning at your accommodation or a nearby café.
- Afternoon: Visit for a relaxing stroll with your pet.
- Evening: Dinner at , which has gluten-free options.
Day 23: Departure
- Morning: Last-minute shopping or a stroll in your favorite park.
- Afternoon: Check out of your accommodation and head to the airport.
Tips:
- Always check the accessibility options of each venue in advance.
- Many restaurants in London are becoming increasingly aware of gluten-free diets, so don’t hesitate to ask about options.
- For pet-friendly places, it’s a good idea to call ahead to confirm their policies.
I hope this itinerary helps you have an amazing time in London! Enjoy every moment of your adventure! 🐾🌍✨