Is 4 days enough in London?

With so many museums, palaces, parks and markets around the city, and a plethora of day trips a train ride away, it’s impossible to fit everything into a short London itinerary. But you can definitely see plenty of London in 4 days, especially if you plan ahead.

How much does a tour to London cost?

MakeMyTrip currently offers over 19 tour packages to London, with prices starting as low as Rs. 28506. Explore a variety of itineraries and choose from London travel packages with or without flights.

How do I plan a tour of London?

  1. Step 1 – Decide when to visit London (and for how long)
  2. Step 2 – Book your London accommodation.
  3. Step 3 – Plan your itinerary. A.
  4. Step 4 – Planning a London trip; consider how you will get around London. A.
  5. Step 5 – Plan where (and what) to eat in London.
  6. Step 6 – Consider adding a day trip from London into your itinerary.

Can I go to London for 3 days?

If you only have 3 days in London you certainly won’t need to leave the city for want of things to do. If this is your first visit, we actually would recommend spending the full 3 days in London as there is so much to see, do, eat, and take in!

What area of London is best for tourists to stay?

Best Places to Stay in London

  • The West End – Best for First Time Visitors.
  • Westminster – Best for Tourists.
  • London Bridge and the South Bank – Best for Tourist Attractions.
  • Soho – Best for Nightlife.
  • Kensington – Best Place to Stay in London With Family.
  • Shoreditch.
  • Mayfair, Belgravia and Victoria.
  • Marylebone.

What is the best month to visit London?

The best time to visit London is March through May when the temperatures are mild and the city’s parks are green and blooming. However, late spring – along with summer – is also prime tourist season, and hotel and flight prices reflect the surge.

Is it better to visit London or Paris?

Paris is a great city to explore during the day, but when it comes to nightlife in Paris and partying, London wins it hands down whether it’s variety, atmosphere, location, and price. Sure, there are night Seine cruises and fun Parisian cabarets, but these attractions are mainly for tourists.

Where should you avoid in London?

11 Places You Should Avoid on Any Trip to London

  • Restaurants In Leicester Square.
  • Oxford Street.
  • City of London (On A Weekend)
  • Large Commercial Shopping Centres.
  • Canary Wharf.
  • The London Eye (for views)
  • The Shard (for views)
  • Madame Tussauds.