7 Days in London: The Perfect Way to Spend a Week in London
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- 7 Days in London: The Perfect Way to Spend a Week in London
There is so much to do in London, it can be hard to narrow it down into just one week. I've put together a 7-day itinerary itinerary of some of my favourite spots. Walk along the South Bank, stop at the London Eye, and cross the Millennium Bridge. Have lunch at Borough Market and visit the Tower of London. Take a boat ride to Greenwich and see the Royal Observatory at sunset. Take a Royal London walking tour, go shopping or visit a museum. Have brunch in Little Venice, go to Camden Market, and enjoy afternoon tea. Check out Portobello Road Market, Kensington Palace, and Kensington Gardens. End the day in SoHo with dinner and a West End show. Visit Hampstead Heath and tour Highgate Cemetery.
I've included some activity lists for each day so you can screenshot them and use them for reference. I hope this helps you have an amazing time in London!
This is part 3 of my London Guide series. Be sure to check out the first two parts and stay tuned for the fourth, and final, part.
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00:00 Introduction
00:36 Day 1: Monday
05:45 Day 2: Tuesday
09:43 Day 3: Wednesday
12:00 Day 4: Thursday
14:21 Day 5: Friday
16:05 Day 6: Saturday
18:52 Day 7: Sunday
20:30 Final Thoughts
So sorry, I completely messed up and forgot Borough Market is closed Mondays! I still recommend going, but just in a different day if you can fit it in!
Thank you 🎉
Going to London 15 June for a week with friends; thank you so much, your guide is just the best - very informative, friendly and super useful for us first timers :) Happy I have found your video; other similar videos on youtube just don't do the trick.
Have been so overwhelmed with trying to organise an itinerary for our trip in September until I found this video! SO GOOD THANK YOU THANK YOU!
So glad you found it helpful!
So glad you found it helpful!
So glad you found it helpful!
Were going in September too!!
I'm planning our trip to Europe this year, I'm so glad I found your channel. thank you!
Giiiilr I’ve been looking for London recommendations, as I am going in a couple weeks, but out of all the videos that I saw not a single one motivated me to start a schedule. Then I stumbled upon your video and now I am really excited to do my schedule, so thank yooouuu
This itinerary is so well done. I watched a lot of videos on the topic and this one has to be among the best! Thank you so much! I would consider making other itineraries for different durations. I think people going for 3 days might not click on a 7 day one, even tough of course it would still be useful to them. But you know, people are lazy :)
I can't agree more! It is helpful for tourists ~ By the way, I found that I can get a discount on tickets with code on trainpal ~❤
My beloved Emily, THANK YOU for this amazing video, the best I found on RUclips. Wish you all the best, greetings from São Paulo/Brazil
best itinerary that I've seen so far! thanks for the time to put up this list! London is so big that planning this trip is overwhelming and I was already feeling lazy lol thank you!!!
So glad you found it helpful!!
Heading to London for the first time next week! So excited, love getting more ideas and suggestions from this video
Excellent! I totally agree about Greenwich 🥰
Hey! Been living in London 2008 - 2014 and now will be going for the first time with my family for 12 days (with 2 children - God help me :D) . Even though I know London very well, thank you so much for this video - I got some really good spots to put in my plan ;) !!
can't agree more! It is helpful for tourists ~ ❤By the way, I found that I can get a discount on tickets with code on trainpal ~🎉
Having followed part of this plan - I give it two thumbs up!!
Thanks for great ideas!!
thanks emily! so many handy tips, this really helped!
Thank you! :)
You’re living my dream❤
This is great! I'm headed to the UK today!! Thank you for al the recommendations!!
This is sooo helpful! I'm heading to London in July for 7 days, so this is exactly what I needed 😉
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your trip!
Great video! Chalcot Crescent is on my wish list, you literally saved me as I thought it was in Notting hill.
The George pub, was used by Charles Dickens, it’s the only gallery pub in London,
Thank you so much for this info. I took screenshots of all seven days.
Glad you found it helpful! Please note that Borough market is actually closed on Monday, so I’d recommend moving that to another day. So sorry for the oversight, but I hope you enjoy!
Great video. London sounds really, really cute. Actually, I appreciate this young lady's take, helps me guess what my daughters will enjoy. Will watch the videos about transportation, etc. BTW it's called a portico - the long covered hallway with the poles.😉
1 Remember to pack shoes that are comfortable to walk in!
2 A good place to see a view of Saint Paul's Cathedral is on Ludgate - one of the roads leading down from St Paul's towards the West. Walk down it and turn left into Pilgrim Street, walk along this and look West to see Saint Bride's church (another Wren church), which has a tiered spire.
Wife and I are doing London last week of September. Many thanks for suggestions and the visuals, it helps. we hadn't planned on Greenwich, but now it's on the list. Liberty for sure, Portobello road on Saturday plus any antique stores, I think maybe on New Bond St. Wife is a big junker. What about Spitalfields Market? Worth it?
I do like Spitalfields, but you’ll find a lot of the same stuff there as the other markets. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the area, but I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way.
I’m going in October and this was helpful
Awesome Video
Thank you for planning my trip to the UK lol
THANKS A TON :)
Glad it helped!
Thanks for sharing! I'm planning a trip to England, and this is really helpful. I'm a new subscriber and off to look at your other videos.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for subscribing:)
I can't agree more! It is helpful for tourists ~ 😊By the way, I found that I can get a discount on tickets with code on trainpal ~❤
My goodness! After all this, you would need a month's holiday!😂
Do you do Tours?? such great ideas! we are doing them...
Hello! Thank you for your video, I will travel to London for the third time in April so I've been looking for new stuff to visit and your video helped a lot. Both times I went there was only for 3 days so I didn't eat at restaurants or anywhere really mainly because I never know if we have to tip or not in England. I've been searching quite a few times on the internet but some people say you have to and some people say you don't so I hope you can answer my question
Most of the time a service charge is already included in the bill. If it isn’t you can ask to add a tip, but there’s no obligation.
Hi Emily! I'm wondering if you'd give some safety tips around central London. What can and cannot wear etc
Yes, I’m filming a tips video and I’ll include some safety tips for sure!
@@emily_meadows Thank you so much! I'm going this year alone and not gonna lie I'm scared ha!
Where would your recommend to go for souvenirs?
Thanks for the helpful video,but if I want to see the Royal Naval College from the outside do I also have to pay for the ticket or is the ticket only for the opportunity to see the interiors and the exhibition?
Glad you found it helpful! You can see the outside for free, you only need a ticket to go inside the Painted Hall.
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I wanna visit London so bad the hotels and accommodations are so expensive in UK, I wanna stay a week or two at least explore Bath,Costwolds, York, Oxford and other areas in England outside of London.
Airbnb is not that expensive
Borough Market is closed on Mondays
Oh no! I completely forgot that!!
Hi Emily-going in July. Is this a good time to visit?
If we follow this 7 day itinerary, where do you recommend staying? What area? We’re a family of 5, two teenagers & 1 elementary school child. We are not a fan of Airb&b’s…4 star accommodation at least.
July is a great time to visit. Some areas I really like that are quite central are Mayfair, Marylebone, Notting Hill, and Chelsea. But honestly as long as you stay within a 10 minute walk of a tube station you can get anywhere in London very quickly.
@@emily_meadowsAfter watching the video, you had me thinking Greenwich was the spot for me. Surprised that's not on the shortlist, you raved about it.
@@fiveoranges Greenwich is a bit outside of central London, so I wouldn’t recommend staying there for a short trip since it’s not close to many of the main tourist sites. I would still recommend visiting Greenwich for a day though.
I'm from Miami, so my standards are pretty low, and Camden is a bit too stabby for me. I'll pass on that part.
most of the sights you mention are tourist traps.
Even if my flight and hotel in London are covered I’ll turn it down.
Terrible video showing stolen pictures from online ! 🙄
All photos in this video are either taken by me or downloaded from Pexels or Unsplash, which are free stock photography websites.