3-Day London Honeymoon Itinerary

• Day 1: Start the day exploring the Thames River from the London Eye to the Tower Bridge. Take a romantic walk along the river and cross over the bridge to reach the Tower of London, where you can marvel at the Crown Jewels. In the evening, take in a show at the world-famous West End theatres.
• Day 2: Spend the morning at the Buckingham Palace to witness the Changing of the Guards ceremony. Be sure to also explore the stunning Green Park and St. James's Park. Head to the British Museum to see the vast collections of art and artifacts from around the world. End the day with a sunset ride on the London Eye.
• Day 3: Start the day with a visit to the St. Paul's Cathedral, an iconic landmark of London’s skyline. Then head to the Hyde Park, where you can have a relaxing picnic by the Serpentine lake. In the evening, indulge in a fancy dinner at the Sketch Gallery, followed by drinks at the Aqua Shard bar offering panoramic views of the city.

Time and Costs Estimates

• London Eye (1-2 hours, £27 per person)
• Tower of London (2-3 hours, £29.50 per person)
• West End theatre show (2-3 hours, £20-£120 per person)
• Buckingham Palace and Changing of the Guards ceremony (2-3 hours, free)
• British Museum (2-3 hours, free)
• St. Paul's Cathedral (1-2 hours, £18 per person)
• Sketch Gallery dinner (2-3 hours, £100-£150 per person)
• Aqua Shard bar (1-2 hours, drinks starting at £14)
Total Estimated Costs: £284-£487 per person (excluding hotel and transportation)

Transportation

London has an extensive public transit system including buses, underground trains, and overground trains that offer quick and affordable transport. It is recommended to purchase an Oyster card that can be used across all modes of public transportation. Taxis and ride-hailing services like Uber are also an option, but prices can be expensive during peak hours.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to nearby attractions like Stonehenge or Windsor Castle. Alternatively, if you have less time, consider skipping some of the museums and spending more time exploring neighborhoods like Notting Hill or Shoreditch.

Airports

London's main international airport is Heathrow Airport (LHR), located 15 miles west of central London. The second-largest airport is Gatwick Airport (LGW), located 30 miles south of central London. It is recommended to take the express train or coach to reach central London.