6 day itinerary
London
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Itinerary
London is such a vibrant city with so much to offer, especially for families. With your interest in the Harry Potter Studios, I’ll weave that into a fun-filled 6-day itinerary. Let’s get started!
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!
- Grab a hearty breakfast at a local café. Try a traditional English breakfast to kick off your trip!
Afternoon:
- Head to the . It’s free and has fascinating exhibits that will captivate both kids and adults. Don’t miss the Rosetta Stone and the Egyptian mummies!
- After exploring, take a leisurely stroll through and grab lunch at a family-friendly spot like inside the museum.
Evening:
- Walk to . Enjoy street performances and browse the shops.
- Have dinner at or for some delicious Mexican food. Both are family-friendly!
Day 2: Harry Potter Studio Tour
Morning:
- Have breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café.
- Take a train from London to (about 20 minutes) and then a shuttle bus to the . Make sure to book your tickets in advance!
Afternoon:
- Spend the day exploring the studio. From the Great Hall to Diagon Alley, it’s a magical experience for all ages!
- Grab lunch at the studio café, where you can even try Butterbeer!
Evening:
- Return to London and have dinner at The Rainforest Café in Piccadilly Circus. The kids will love the jungle-themed atmosphere!
Day 3: Iconic London Sights
Morning:
- Start your day with a visit to the . Kids will love the Crown Jewels and the tales of the Beefeaters!
- Afterward, take a stroll across for some great photo ops.
Afternoon:
- Head to for lunch. There are plenty of food stalls with options for everyone.
- After lunch, take a river cruise on the Thames to see the city from a different perspective. You can hop off at .
Evening:
- Visit and the . Then, take a walk to . If you have time, a ride on the Eye at sunset is breathtaking!
- Dinner at nearby, which has a great kids’ menu.
Day 4: Museums and Parks
Morning:
- Visit the . The dinosaur skeletons are a hit with kids!
- Afterward, explore the next door. It’s interactive and fun for all ages.
Afternoon:
- Have lunch at the museum café or pack a picnic to enjoy in .
- Spend the afternoon in the park. Rent a pedal boat on the Serpentine or let the kids play at the Diana Memorial Playground.
Evening:
- Head to for dinner. Try for a family-friendly atmosphere.
- If you have energy left, take a stroll through to see the beautiful scenery.
Day 5: Day Trip to
Morning:
- Take a train to (about 30 minutes). Visit , the oldest inhabited castle in the world. The State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel are must-sees!
Afternoon:
- Have lunch in . There are plenty of family-friendly options like The Duchess of Cambridge pub.
- After lunch, explore . The kids can run around, and you can enjoy the beautiful views of the castle.
Evening:
- Return to London and have dinner at for some tasty chicken dishes that kids love!
Day 6: Shopping and Departure
Morning:
- Spend your last day shopping! Head to for some retail therapy. Don’t forget to stop by , the famous toy store, which is a delight for kids.
- Alternatively, visit for unique finds and quirky shops.
Afternoon:
- Have lunch at one of the market stalls or a nearby café.
- If time allows, visit . Climb to the top for stunning views of the city!
Evening:
- Depending on your departure time, enjoy a final dinner at a family-friendly restaurant like before heading to the airport.
And there you have it! A fun-filled, family-friendly 6-day itinerary in London that includes the magical world of Harry Potter. Enjoy your trip! If you have any questions or need adjustments, just let me know!