London: Royal Route
London is a city where history and modernity intertwine, and the spirit of the monarchy is felt at every step. We will start our journey from Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarchs. Here you can watch the famous ceremony of the changing of the guard, which takes place every day in the summer and every other day in the winter. Then we will go to Westminster Abbey, the coronation site of all British monarchs since 1066. This is one of the most significant churches in England, where outstanding figures are buried, including Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin.
The route will then take us to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the most recognizable symbols of London. We will walk along Westminster Bridge and go to Trafalgar Square, where Admiral Nelson's Column stands. The National Gallery is also located here, containing works by Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Titian. After viewing the works of art, you can walk along Whitehall, stopping by 10 Downing Street, the residence of the British Prime Minister.
We will finish the day with a walk along the Thames Embankment, where you can admire the panorama of the city, the London Eye and Tower Bridge. Those who wish can visit the Tower, a fortress that served as a prison and a royal palace. London is a city that you want to return to again and again, and this route will allow you to feel its royal grandeur.
Day 1: Royal Attractions
09:00 – Start at Buckingham Palace, watch the changing of the guard.
10:30 – Walk in St. James's Park, take photos with squirrels and pelicans.
11:30 – Tour of Westminster Abbey – the coronation site of monarchs.
13:00 – Lunch in a traditional English pub.
14:30 – Visit of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben (external inspection).
16:00 – Walk to Trafalgar Square, visit of the National Gallery.
18:30 – Dinner in a restaurant overlooking the Thames.
Day 2: London from above and historical sites
09:00 – Trip to the London Eye (panoramic view of the city).
10:30 – Walk along the Embankment, cross Tower Bridge.
11:30 – Tour of the Tower of London (royal jewels, history of executions).
13:30 – Lunch in the City, visit to the oldest pub.
15:00 – Visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum (art, design).
17:00 – Walk through Covent Garden, evening theatre or show.