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5-Day London Itinerary for a Group of 9 — Westminster, Museums, City, Greenwich & Markets

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Day 1: Westminster & Southbank

London, United Kingdom on September 1, 2025

8:00am

Group breakfast — hotel or Regency Cafe

Start with a hearty hotel buffet (easiest for 9) or the iconic Regency Cafe for full English; both offer quick service to get you out early for attractions.
GBP10, 1h0m

9:30am

Westminster Abbey visit

Explore the highlights of the Abbey (royal coronations, Poets' Corner) — the Abbey opens at 9:30am on most days; book timed-entry tickets for a group to avoid queues.
GBP30, 1h30m

11:15am

Photo stop: Houses of Parliament & Big Ben

Walk outside for classic photos; exterior viewing is free — guided interior tours of Parliament must be pre-booked and depend on sitting days.
GBP0, 0h30m

12:00pm

Lunch — Southbank or Skylon

Eat riverside at Southbank food stalls for variety and speed, or book Skylon for a riverside sit-down with views; both handle groups well with notice.
GBP18, 1h15m

2:00pm

London Eye (riverfront)

A 30-minute freestyle rotation with panoramic city views; open roughly from 11:00am — pre-book a group slot to avoid waits.
GBP34, 0h45m

3:00pm

Tate Modern visit

Modern and contemporary art in a former power station; permanent collection is free and open 10:00–18:00 — great for a flexible group visit.
GBP0, 1h30m

6:30pm

Dinner — OXO Tower or riverside restaurant

Book a riverside table (OXO Tower Restaurant or similar) for classic British/European dishes and skyline views — reserve ahead for nine people.
GBP45, 1h45m

8:30pm

Evening stroll or pub

Evening walk along the Southbank or a nearby riverside pub (The Anchor) to wind down — most pubs open late night.
GBP0, 1h0m

Day 2: Museums & Kensington

London, United Kingdom on September 2, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — The Breakfast Club or hotel

Group-friendly breakfast to fuel a museum day; The Breakfast Club opens around 8:00am but consider hotel breakfast for speed with nine people.
GBP12, 1h0m

10:00am

British Museum

World-class antiquities with free entry to the permanent collection (10:00–17:30); plan 1.5–2 hours to see highlights like the Rosetta Stone and Elgin Marbles.
GBP0, 2h0m

12:30pm

Lunch — Dishoom Covent Garden (book ahead)

Popular Bombay-style cuisine with excellent group options; Dishoom opens early but book a table for nine to avoid long waits.
GBP25, 1h15m

2:00pm

Covent Garden & street performers

Stroll the piazza and markets, enjoy street performances and boutique shops; it's a compact area so good for groups and photos.
GBP0, 1h0m

3:30pm

Natural History Museum or V&A (Kensington)

Head to South Kensington: Natural History Museum (dinosaur gallery) or the V&A (design & fashion) — both open ~10:00–17:30 and free to enter.
GBP0, 1h30m

6:30pm

Dinner — The Churchill Arms or group-friendly pub

A quintessential British pub dinner option in Kensington that can accommodate groups with booking; good for classic comfort food.
GBP20, 1h30m

8:00pm

West End theatre show (optional)

Catch an evening show in the West End — most performances start 7:30–8:00pm. Pre-book tickets for a group block to get seats together.
GBP60, 2h30m

Day 3: City & Tower

London, United Kingdom on September 3, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — hotel buffet

Quick group breakfast at the hotel to leave promptly for the Tower area; saves time and keeps the group together.
GBP10, 1h0m

9:00am

Tower of London

Historic fortress, Crown Jewels and medieval history; opens typically at 9:00am — book tickets/timers for groups to avoid queues and use a Yeoman Warder tour if available.
GBP32, 2h0m

11:30am

Tower Bridge Exhibition

Walk the high-level walkways and learn the bridge mechanism; exhibition usually open 9:30–17:00 — quick, photogenic stop.
GBP12, 1h0m

1:00pm

Lunch — Borough Market

Short Tube ride to Borough Market for an unbeatable range of street food and local produce; stalls operate roughly 10:00–17:00 — great for groups who want choices.
GBP15, 1h15m

2:30pm

St Paul's Cathedral & Millennium Bridge walk

Visit St Paul's (dome and crypt) — general visiting hours often 8:30–16:30; then walk the Millennium Bridge to Tate Modern for riverside views.
GBP20, 1h30m

4:30pm

Sky Garden or The Shard (booked slot)

For skyline views choose the free Sky Garden (advance booking required) or The Shard viewing platform (paid). Both require pre-booking for a party of nine.
GBP0, 1h0m

7:00pm

Dinner — Hawksmoor Borough or Poppies Fish & Chips

Group-friendly evening options near Borough: Hawksmoor for steak or Poppies for classic fish & chips; reserve ahead for a group of nine.
GBP40, 1h30m

9:00pm

Optional river cruise back towards central London

Evening river cruise (timed services vary) offers relaxing night views of the lit skyline; book a private or larger group seat in advance.
GBP15, 1h0m

Day 4: Greenwich & Canary Wharf

London, United Kingdom on September 4, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — hotel

Simple hotel breakfast to allow an early riverboat ride; river services are scenic and convenient for groups with luggage minimal.
GBP10, 1h0m

9:30am

Riverboat to Greenwich

Take the Thames Clipper from Embankment/Westminster to Greenwich (about 30–40 minutes); group Oyster/contactless fares apply — the boat ride is scenic.
GBP8, 0h45m

10:30am

Royal Observatory & Prime Meridian

Stand on the Prime Meridian line and visit the observatory (opens ~10:00) — good for group photos and a brief history stop.
GBP16, 1h0m

12:00pm

Cutty Sark

Historic tea clipper museum in Greenwich (open ~10:00–17:00) — interesting and quick to explore with hands-on displays.
GBP15, 1h0m

1:30pm

Lunch — Greenwich Market

Market stalls and street food with global options; open roughly 10:00–17:00, ideal for groups who want variety and casual seating.
GBP12, 1h15m

3:00pm

National Maritime Museum (free) & Greenwich Park

Free museum visit and a relax in Greenwich Park with views back across the Thames to Canary Wharf; good downtime for a larger group.
GBP0, 1h30m

5:00pm

Return to Canary Wharf for skyline & shopping

Short light-rail or river trip back up-river to Canary Wharf for modern architecture and quick shopping — easy to manage with a group.
GBP0, 0h45m

7:00pm

Dinner — Roka Canary Wharf or group-friendly restaurant

Book a larger table at a Canary Wharf restaurant (Roka, Cabana, or similar) — good for a polished meal with river/skyline ambience.
GBP45, 1h45m

Day 5: Markets & Shopping

London, United Kingdom on September 5, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — Regency Cafe or hotel

Classic breakfast at Regency Cafe (opens early) or the hotel; choose whatever fits your travel schedule and airport transfer plans.
GBP10, 1h0m

10:00am

Camden Market visit

Explore Camden Lock’s eclectic market stalls and street food; open roughly 10:00–18:00 — great for souvenirs and last-minute group shopping.
GBP0, 2h0m

1:00pm

Lunch — Camden food stalls

Large variety of international street food that easily feeds groups; pick a covered area so everyone can gather and compare dishes.
GBP15, 1h0m

2:30pm

Harrods & Knightsbridge shopping / packing time

Head to Knightsbridge for Harrods and department stores — good final window-shopping or gift-buying stop; Harrods open 10:00–21:00.
GBP0, 1h30m

5:00pm

Early dinner — The Ivy or Gaucho (group booking)

Choose a centrally located restaurant with private dining or large-table capability to accommodate nine for a comfortable farewell meal.
GBP40, 1h30m

6:45pm

Head to airport or onward transfer

Allow appropriate transfer time to Heathrow/City/Gatwick depending on flights — plan at least 2–3 hours for international departures from central London.
GBP0, Varies
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