Enjoy stunning views of London from the top of the iconic London Eye. This giant Ferris wheel takes you 443 feet above the River Thames for a panoramic view of the city.
Relax in the beautiful calm surroundings of Regent's Park, which offers stunning views and recreational opportunities to visitors. The park features over 400 different varieties of roses, so it's perfect for a serene walk.
Lounge around and enjoy the natural beauty of Hyde Park, one of the largest parks in London. You can take a peaceful walk or bike ride along its many walkways or relax by the Serpentine lake.
This trendy district is the perfect place to indulge in some retail therapy. Camden Market offers an exciting shopping experience, featuring quirky independent stores and international street food vendors.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and unwind in the scenic expanse of Wimbledon Common, London's largest nature reserve. Take a stroll through the park's woods and heaths while enjoying its diverse wildlife.
Explore the picturesque surroundings of St. James's Park, home to the oldest royal parklands in London. Take in the beautiful views of Buckingham Palace and indulge in some bird watching at the park's lake.
Experience the botanical beauty and tranquility of Kew Gardens, one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world. Explore the park's beautiful glasshouses, including the spectacular Palm House, and enjoy the colorful range of flora.
Get closer to nature in the beautiful Richmond Park, London's largest park. Explore its beautiful landscape, woodland gardens, and majestic herds of deer that roam freely around this beautiful space.
Enjoy the beautiful view of the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park This beautiful man-made lake is perfect for boating and swimming, or simply relaxing by the side of the water with a picnic lunch.
Explore the vast array of indigenous and exotic plants in the fascinating Chelsea Physic Garden. Offering a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown London, this beautiful garden has its own cafe and gift shop, where you can buy gardening books and utensils.
Escape to the countryside in the middle of the city with a trip to Hampstead Heath. With its beautiful ponds, natural pools, and scenic meadows, this is a perfect place to relax and forget the stresses of everyday life.
Take a stroll around the captivating Greenwich Park, and enjoy the stunning views overlooking London. This lovely green space has plenty of seasonal flowers, meadow-land, and gently flowing pathways.
Unwind in the vast, beautifully serene setting of Battersea Park. This hidden gem boasts numerous picnic areas, vibrant flower beds, and a host of sports and recreational activities.
End your relaxation journey on a high note with a visit to the mesmerizing Holland Park. Take the time to stroll around Kyoto Garden, which is a meticulously maintained and peaceful Japanese garden with a waterfall.
While London is primarily well-connected by public transport, you may want to look into cycling or walking since most of the locations on this itinerary are quite close to each other. You could consider investing in an Oyster Card which costs £20 for one week of unlimited travel within Zones 1-2.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the stunning botanical glasshouses at the Barbican Conservatory or spending a few hours in the tranquil Japanese gardens of the Kyoto Garden located in Holland Park. On the other hand, if you have less time, you can opt to visit Greenwich Park or Holland Park only, as these are perfect for a quick afternoon pick-me-up.
London has several airports, including Heathrow (LHR), Gatwick (LGW), City (LCY), Stansted (STN) and Luton (LTN). Heathrow is the main airport and is located about 14 miles west of central London, connected to the city through the Piccadilly line on the underground. Gatwick is approximately 30 miles south of central London and is connected to the city by the Gatwick Express train that leaves every 15 minutes.