London – A City Guide That Can Never Be Completed

London, this world-class metropolis straddling the Thames, possesses a charm that defies simple definition. It is a coexistence of history and modernity, a fusion of royal tradition and vibrant street life. Therefore, any guide can only capture a glimpse of its splendor—what we offer is not a complete list, but a key to unlock your own unique exploration.

From the rich history of Westminster to the avant-garde vistas of Shoreditch, from the epic history of the British Museum to the everyday charm of street markets… London’s layers need to be explored on foot. Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, every surprise in this city stems from the unique chapter you co-write with it.

We recommend a 2-4 day stay to explore the classic sites and surrounding areas in depth.

Suitable for all seasons; refreshing in spring and autumn, perfect for Christmas and New Year's atmosphere.

Subways and buses are extremely convenient; you can hop on and off at any time by simply swiping your card.

Check-in attractions

From royal classics to city landmarks, every stop in London is worth planning: Buckingham Palace and the Changing of the Guard, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, the British Museum and the National Gallery... It is recommended to plan your visits to different sections in a reasonable way to avoid going back and forth and save time and effort.

Buckingham Palace

Changing of the Guard Ceremony and Royal Residence: Must-See Ceremonies in London

Westminster Abbey

Location of coronation and royal wedding

The Capitol Building & Big Ben

Thames River landmark skyline

Tower of London & Tower Bridge

Crown Jewelry and the Engineering Aesthetics of the Retractable Bridge

British Museum

A treasure trove of world civilizations, open to all.

St. Paul's Cathedral

Climb to the top of the dome for a panoramic view of the financial city

London Eye

Overlooking London from different perspectives

Covent Gardens

Market fireworks and street performers

Greenwich Observatory

Prime Meridian and Individual Markets

London Departures: Selected Travel Products

Departing from London, you can travel to Windsor, Stonehenge, Oxford/Cambridge, the White Cliffs, or the Cotswolds; or head north to York and the Lake District, offering flexible itinerary options.

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Unique Experience

Afternoon tea, Thames River cruises, West End musicals, museum night screenings, Harry Potter film sets… incorporate “lifestyle” into your itinerary, making London more than just a place to check off your list.

Thames River Cruise

Choose between daytime sightseeing or nighttime light tours – two atmospheres to choose from.

Double-decker bus afternoon tea

Enjoy English afternoon tea while admiring the beautiful views of London.

London in-depth day tour

Measuring the city with my footsteps

Harry Potter set

Harry Potter fans must unlock the ultimate experience

Hotel Selection

London offers a wide range of accommodation options: for those who prioritize landmarks and shopping, Soho, Covent Garden, and Mayfair are good choices; for those seeking value and a more convenient commute, King's Cross, Waterloo, and Canary Wharf are recommended. During peak season, it is advisable to book early and opt for a refundable booking.

Rosewood London

★★★★★｜Elegant and luxurious, near the British Museum

Pan Pacific London

★★★★★｜High-quality Asian style in the old financial city

Park Plaza Westminster

★★★★｜View of the Parliament Building and Big Ben

Ibis Earls Court

★★★｜A reliable chain store with convenient transportation

Popular restaurants

A diverse culinary capital: from Michelin-starred restaurants to trendy eateries with long queues, to global bistros and market stalls, you're sure to find something to your liking. Reservations are recommended for popular restaurants.