Harry Potter fan, palace guard parade, museum 1 or 2 good ones
Already seen madam tussads in Sentosa Singapore and Hong Kong
Vegan friendly any cuisine or Indian vegetarian okay (no egg) for dining
Traveling from Singapore, want to buy those items which are cheaper in London e.g. those biscuits and chocolates manufactured there, igcse ib French books to be taught as foreign language, including audio etc, then another example say finish dish washer tablets when imported are expensive
What else shopping which are worth doing like a local rather a tourist for a visitor from Singapore
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Itinerary
London is a fantastic city with so much to offer, especially for a Harry Potter fan like yourself. Let’s dive into a fun-filled 5-day itinerary that balances your interests in Harry Potter, museums, and some local shopping, all while keeping your vegan dining preferences in mind.
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Central London
Morning:
Arrive in London and check into your hotel. If you’re staying in central London, you’ll be close to many attractions.
Start your day with a hearty vegan breakfast at in Soho. They have great vegan options!
Afternoon:
Head to to catch the Changing of the Guard ceremony. It usually takes place around 11 AM, so make sure to arrive early to grab a good spot.
After the ceremony, take a leisurely stroll through .
Evening:
For dinner, try in Soho, a popular spot for delicious vegan and vegetarian dishes.
If you have energy left, take a walk around and to soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
Day 2: Harry Potter Day
Morning:
Start your day with breakfast at for some healthy vegan options.
Head to the . It’s a must-visit for any fan! Make sure to book your tickets in advance.
Afternoon:
After the tour, grab lunch at the studio café, which has some vegan options.
Return to central London and visit King’s Cross Station to see the famous Platform 9¾. Don’t forget to check out the shop for some exclusive Harry Potter merchandise!
Evening:
Dinner at in Covent Garden, which offers a fantastic vegetarian menu with vegan options. The ambiance is lovely, and it’s a local favorite.
If you’re up for it, catch a West End show. Look for something family-friendly or even a Harry Potter-themed experience!
Day 3: Museums and Shopping
Morning:
Breakfast at Farmacy in Notting Hill, known for its plant-based menu.
Visit the . It’s free and has an incredible collection of artifacts from around the world. Don’t miss the Rosetta Stone!
Afternoon:
For lunch, head to for some fun vegan comfort food.
After lunch, visit the or the (both are free). They’re located close to each other in South Kensington.
Evening:
Dinner at for some delicious Malaysian vegetarian dishes.
Spend the evening shopping at . Look for local brands and shops that offer unique items, including biscuits and chocolates. Don’t forget to check out for some classic British treats!
Day 4: Local Experiences and More Shopping
Morning:
Enjoy breakfast at in Shoreditch, which has a great vegan menu.
Explore for its vibrant street art and local markets. You can find unique souvenirs and vintage items here.
Afternoon:
Grab lunch at for their famous vegan bagels.
Head to for a mix of shopping and food stalls. You’ll find plenty of vegan options and unique items, including local snacks and gifts.
Evening:
Dinner at in Primrose Hill, a lovely vegan restaurant with a cozy atmosphere.
If you have time, take a stroll along the for a peaceful end to your day.
Day 5: Final Day and Departure
Morning:
Have breakfast at in Neal’s Yard, Covent Garden.
Spend your last morning shopping for those IGCSE/IB French books. Head to in Piccadilly or on Charing Cross Road, which has a great selection of educational books.
Afternoon:
Grab a quick lunch at for some delicious Mexican street food with vegan options.
Before you leave, stop by for some last-minute shopping. The food hall is a great place to find those biscuits and chocolates you mentioned!
Evening:
Head to the airport for your flight back to Singapore, filled with wonderful memories and goodies from London!
Shopping Tips:
Look for local supermarkets like or for affordable dishwasher tablets and snacks.
Don’t forget to check out local health food stores for vegan products that might be cheaper than in Singapore.
Enjoy your trip to London! It’s going to be a magical experience!
Places of interest
The Breakfast Club
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Buckingham Palace
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St. James's Park
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Mildreds
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Piccadilly Circus
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Leicester Square
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The Good Life Eatery
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter