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Steal My Itinerary Series - London, England

As always, here are our tried and true itineraries from our travels with the best routes, current pricing and transportation info. Subscribe and Follow to steal all of my itineraries.


Note - the London Tube is sooo easy, instead of having to buy tickets ahead of time like Paris, you can just use Google Pay/Apple Pay at each entrance and exit. If you have kiddos, they encourage you to enter through the family line to have more space.



Day 1

  • Take a taxi to the Parent Trap House

    23 Egerton Terrace

    Chelsea/Knightsbridge

    London SW3 2BU

  • Walk to Harrods and window shop or get lost in the maze

    87-135 Brompton Road

    London SW 1X 7XL

  • Take the Tube Piccadilly Line Eastbound - $4pp

    Knightsbridge to King's Cross St. Pancras

  • Take pics at Platform 9 3/4 at King's Cross

  • Meal Pitstop at McDonald's - $8-$15pp

    2 York Wy

    London N1 9AA

  • Walk across the street to the Spice Girl Stairs

    St. Pancras London Hotel

    Euston Road

    London NW 12AR


Day 2 - Day Trip

  • Drive to Norwich, Norfolk and take a private cupcake decorating class with Kerry's Bouqcakes - roughly $650 for a group


Day 3

  • Take the Heathrow express train to Paddington Station $15-30pp

  • Take the tube from Paddington Station on the Circle Line towards Westminster Underground Station $4pp

    Check out Big Ben

  • Walk from Westminster Underground Station towards St. James Park via Great George St.

    Here's where you can find the red phonebooths with Big Ben behind - perfect picture spot!

  • Walk through St. James Park

  • Have lunch at the Old Star $13-26pp

    (when we were there, one of the managers of the royal guard was grabbing lunch and was chatting with us. It's a funky spot. And make sure you check out the extra seats downstairs, the area is very unique and there was much better seating down there)

    66 Broadway

    London SW 1H 0DB

  • Walk to Buckingham Palace

    London SW1A 1AA

  • Let the kids get some energy out at St. James Park Playground

    (you can even see Buckingham Palace from this park, it's very cool - plus they have public restrooms and a food and ice cream stand! Family approved for sure)

    Birdcage Walk

    London SW 1E 6HQ

  • Take the tube District or Circle Lines Eastbound from St. James Park Station to Westminster - Change to the Jubilee Line to Piccadilly Circus - $3pp

  • Walk to Huntsman & Sons

    (Kingsman Tailor Shop)

    11 Savile Road

    London W 1S 3PS

  • Walk back to the Piccadilly Circus Station and stop by the location of the Beatles' last performance

    3 Savile Road

    London W1S 2YT


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