4 day itinerary
London
Personalized with:Not so expensiveEasy to transport Easy to transportWith a budget of 35 dollars per dayWith hours
Itinerary
London is a fantastic city with so much to offer, and you can definitely enjoy it on a budget. With your constraints in mind, here’s a fun and easy-going 4-day itinerary that keeps costs low and transport simple. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Explore Central London
Morning:
- Breakfast: Start your day with a classic English breakfast at a local café. Look for places that offer a breakfast special for around £5 (about $6.50).
- Transport: Use an Oyster card or contactless payment for easy travel on the Tube.
- Activity: Head to (free) and take in the sights. Don’t forget to snap a photo with the iconic Nelson’s Column!
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Grab a sandwich or a meal deal from a supermarket like Tesco or Sainsbury’s for around £3 (about $4).
- Activity: Walk to the (free entry) and enjoy some world-class art. Spend a couple of hours here soaking in the masterpieces.
Evening:
- Dinner: Find a local pub for a hearty meal. Look for a “pub grub” deal for around £10 (about $13).
- Activity: Stroll along the of the Thames for beautiful views of the city and the London Eye. It’s a lovely way to end your day!
Day 2: Royal London
Morning:
- Breakfast: Try a pastry and coffee from a local bakery for about £4 (about $5).
- Transport: Take the Tube to Green Park.
- Activity: Visit and watch the Changing of the Guard (check the schedule, usually around 11 AM).
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Pack a picnic from a nearby supermarket and enjoy it in (free).
- Activity: After lunch, stroll through the park and head towards (entry is about £25, but you can admire it from the outside for free).
Evening:
- Dinner: Head to for some affordable eats. You can find delicious meals for around £8 (about $10).
- Activity: Walk to and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. It’s a great spot for people-watching!
Day 3: Culture and History
Morning:
- Breakfast: Enjoy a simple breakfast at your accommodation or a local café for about £4 (about $5).
- Transport: Take the Tube to Tower Hill.
- Activity: Visit the (entry is about £29, but you can explore the area and take photos for free).
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Grab a bite at a nearby food stall or café for around £6 (about $8).
- Activity: Walk across the (free) and explore the area. You can also visit for a vibrant atmosphere (free to enter, but you might want to sample some food).
Evening:
- Dinner: Find a local eatery in the area for a meal around £10 (about $13).
- Activity: If you’re up for it, take a walk along the Thames at sunset. It’s a beautiful sight!
Day 4: Markets and Parks
Morning:
- Breakfast: Enjoy a light breakfast at a café for about £4 (about $5).
- Transport: Head to via the Tube.
- Activity: Explore (free entry) and soak in the eclectic vibe. You can find unique shops and street food.
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Try some street food at for around £6 (about $8).
- Activity: After lunch, take a leisurely walk to (free) and enjoy the gardens.
Evening:
- Dinner: Head back towards your accommodation and find a local pub or café for dinner around £10 (about $13).
- Activity: If you have time, catch a free event or performance in the park or nearby.
Budget Breakdown:
- Daily Total: Approximately $35
- Breakfast: $5
- Lunch: $8
- Dinner: $13
- Transport: $5 (Oyster card top-up)
- Activities: Free or minimal cost
Tips:
- Always check for free events happening during your visit.
- Consider walking between attractions when possible; it’s a great way to see the city!
- Keep an eye out for meal deals at supermarkets; they can save you a lot!
Enjoy your London adventure! It’s a city full of history, culture, and charm, and I’m sure you’ll have a fantastic time!