Begin your romantic adventure in London by visiting the iconic Westminster Abbey, the coronation church of the British monarchy since 1066. This stunning gothic architecture has hosted Royal Weddings and funerals, and also serves as the final resting place of many famous figures including Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Dickens.
Honeymooners interested in classical arts can explore The British Museum, one of the most famous museums in the world, housing numerous collections such as mummies, the Rosetta Stone, and Lindow Man. With an estimated 8 million objects, you should spend a few hours here to get the best of what it offers.
Dive into London's rich history by visiting the Tower of London, a historic castle that was a prison, a palace, and even a zoo. Experience the Beefeater's tour, where you will learn many fascinating stories about royalty, imprisonment and torture over its 900 years of existence.
For magical views of London's beautiful skyline, you can visit the London Eye, a giant observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames. Honeymooners can book the Cupid's Capsule offering an exclusive romantic experience. Share a bottle of champagne and enjoy the breathtaking views of London.
Spend your last day exploring the vibrant Covent Garden, surrounded by street performers, shops, and restaurants. This cultural hub has a history dating back to the 13th century and offers an ambience that will give you a mesmerizing experience. From macaroons to live performances, Covent Garden has it all.
London offers various transportation modes such as buses, taxis, underground trains, and bicycles for getting around depending on your preference. Purchase an Oyster Card for cheaper underground fares, or take romantic strolls to enjoy the city views. The average cost for a taxi ride in London is £1.25/km.
If you have more time, visit the iconic Big Ben or for a theater experience book tickets to the grand West End shows. For fashion lovers, visit Oxford Circus to experience the buzzing fashion streets of London. Short on time? Consider skipping out on Covent Garden or The British Museum as these can take the most time.
London has six Airports, Heathrow (LHR), Gatwick (LGW), London City (LCY), Luton (LTN), Stansted (STN), and Southend (SEN). Heathrow Airport is the biggest airport, and it is located in the west of London. It is approximately 20 miles away from central London with an estimated taxi fare of £45.