Bombay‑café flavours with favourites like the bacon naan roll — a welcoming, relaxed first meal in London. Dishoom opens from morning; reservations recommended at busy times.
See world-class collections (Rosetta Stone, Parthenon sculptures) in one of the city's best free museums; usually open 10:00–17:30 (check seasonal hours).
Enjoy shops, market stalls and live street performance — a leisurely way to soak in London atmosphere. Most shops open ~10:00–18:00; performers often late morning to evening.
Iconic London ceremony; Changing of the Guard often begins around 10:45–11:00 but schedule varies — check the official Household Division calendar in advance.
Scenic ascent to panoramic viewpoints. The cogwheel railway (summer) or cableways operate with schedules that vary by season — check opening hours and return times.
Grab an early breakfast and make your way to Zurich HB for the long train journey south to Nice; consider an intercity train or a flight if you prefer shorter travel time.
Small, authentic regional restaurant known for Niçoise dishes — operates midday to early evening and can be busy so go early or reserve where possible.
Have a quick breakfast and head to Nice station or airport depending on your chosen transfer to Paris; airport transfers can save time if you prefer a flight.
Grab a light lunch near the station before boarding Eurostar — allow at least 90–120 minutes before Eurostar for check‑in and security if connecting same day.
Final hotel breakfast and luggage check — ensure you have printed/online boarding passes and travel to the airport with plenty of time for international departures.
Allow 60–90 minutes to Heathrow (longer at peak) or choose the airport matching your flight; prebook a taxi or take the Heathrow Express/rail as appropriate.