One Day in Central London Itinerary

1. 9:00 AM: The British Museum
   Located in Bloomsbury, the British Museum is a world-renowned museum with vast collections of art and artefacts from different cultures, from the Rosetta Stone to mummies from Ancient Egypt. It is free to enter and takes about 2-3 hours to see the highlights.
   Time spent: 2-3 hours
   Distance from next location: 0.4 miles (10 minutes walk)
2. 12:00 PM: Covent Garden Market
   Take a leisurely walk from the museum and arrive at the Covent Garden Market to enjoy the spectacle of street performers and grab a bite at one of the many food stalls, cafes or restaurants in the area. It's a great place for people watching and browsing gift shops.
   Time spent: 1-2 hours
   Distance from next location: 1.1 miles (15 minutes by tube)
3. 3:00 PM: Tower of London
   Take the tube to reach the popular Tower of London, a historic castle and prison with a fascinating history and priceless Crown Jewels on display. Join a guided tour of the tower and learn about the stories of its past executioners, traitors and monarchs.
   Time spent: 2-3 hours
   Distance from next location: 3.2 miles (30 minutes by tube)
4. 6:00 PM: The Coca-Cola London Eye
   End the day with an iconic landmark, the Coca Cola London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel by the River Thames. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from above and take some Instagram-worthy snaps at this popular attraction - best to book in advance to avoid long queues!
   Time spent: 1-2 hours

Time and Costs Estimates

• The British Museum (free entry)
• Covent Garden Market (costs vary depending on food and shopping)
• Tower of London (£30 per adult, £25 per senior/student, £20 per child; book in advance to save)
• The Coca-Cola London Eye (£27 per adult, £22 per child for standard admission; book in advance to save)
Total Estimated Costs: £77 per adult, £67 per senior/student, and £67 per child

Useful Tips

For those with more time, consider taking a walk along the Thames and seeing famous landmarks like the Palace of Westminster, Big Ben and London's famous bridges. If you have less time, you may want to skip the Covent Garden Market or Tower of London.