1. First Time Visitors Itinerary
First time visitor to London? Make sure you see the best of London with our three-day itinerary.
See the London Eye, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Shakespeare's Globe, the British Museum and lots more. You're sure to want to return again and
again!
Day One
Morning: London Eye and Bus Tour
Board a 30-minute flight on the London Eye and admire London from a height of 135 metres in one of 32 capsules.
Original London Sightseeing Tour and Big Bus Company run hop-on, hop-off open-top bus tours of the city centre passing
all the major landmarks, and lasting approximately two hours. Catch either tour outside County Hall by Westminster Bridge and
see what the city has to offer.
Lunch: Riverside Dining
Alight from the bus at Tower Bridge and take the stairs down to Shad Thames and Butler's Wharf. The riverside Butler's Wharf Chop House offers excellent
value set menus during the week.
Afternoon: Tower of London and Tower Bridge
See London's most notorious prison and the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London. A Yeoman Warder gives a tour of the Tower every half an hour.
Walk back to Tower Bridge and visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition. You'll see some of the most spectacular views up and down the River Thames and learn
about the history of one of London’s most famous landmarks.
Evening: West End Theatre Show
Experience London theatre, from musicals such as Billy Elliot and Mamma Mia, to opera and ballet at the Royal Opera House and modern dance at
Sadler's Wells. There really is something for everyone.
After the show enjoy a post-theatre meal in Chinatown. Take a trip into the Far East by walking north from Leicester Square into Chinatown, the bustling hub
of London’s East Asian community. If you have an appetite for sushi or Szechuan, satay or stir fry, Chinatown has almost eighty restaurants offering cuisine
from across the Far East..
Day Two
Morning: Shopping in Covent Garden
Wander around Covent Garden, Neal Street and Seven Dials for a bit of shopping. Watch the street entertainers and explore
the covered market. If the weather is good, you can sit outside and people-watch in the piazza.
Lunch: River Thames Lunch Cruise
Board the Bateaux London lunch river cruise, and enjoy a three-course meal as you cruise along the river Thames.
Afternoon: Shakespeare's Globe and Tate Modern
Head to Shakespeare's Globe, where a tour offers a fascinating insight into Shakespearean London and today’s working theatre. Next door is Tate Modern,

2. where you can browse the permanent collection or view one of the world-class exhibitions. Don't miss coffee in Café 7, Tate Modern’s seventh floor café
looking out over the Millennium Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral.
Evening: Curry in Brick Lane
Try Britain's favourite dish for dinner – a curry in Brick Lane. A market by day, Brick Lane is lined with curry houses and trendy bars. Aladin and City Spice
offer good, value-for-money meals.
Have a few drinks after your meal and by heading just north of Brick Lane to the buzzing Shoreditch and Hoxton areas, where you will find a wealth of trendy
bars and clubs that are open until late.
Day Three
Morning: British Museum
Head to the British Museum, London’s single most visited museum, featuring exhibits such as the 2,000 year old Lindow Man,
Egyptian pharaohs and treasures from all over the world.
Afternoon: Camden Market
Take the Tube to Camden Town and explore Camden Lock Market, where you'll find clothing, jewellery, arts and crafts and
some of London's more interesting characters. The market is a great place for lunch, with stalls and shops cooking food from all
over the world.
Walk from Camden to Primrose Hill for one of the best views of London. This is a great spot for a picnic or a few pints in one of the nearby pubs.
Evening: Traditional London Pub
You can't come to London without visiting a traditional London pub. Many of London's pubs offer delicious food, with menus ranging from typical British
cuisine such as fish and chips to Thai.
The Warwick in Piccadilly offers a traditional pub environment and a fantastic menu comprising of a sublime set of dishes made out of the finest ingredients.
The evenings at the Warwick have a lively and upbeat atmosphere. It is the ideal location to enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail after work. During the weekend
there is a DJ playing and a dance floor to party the night away.
Or to experience a slight twist on your London pub experience, try visiting The Orange. Here they offer a rustic European cuisine including amazing wood fired
oven pizzas, guest ales, a daily breakfast and roasts are available on Sundays.