Begin your trip with a tour of the iconic Buckingham Palace and explore Westminster Abbey's rich history with a guided tour.
The British Museum and National Gallery are two of the most famous and historical museums with plenty of valuable art collections.
The Tower of London is a historical fortress that houses the Crown Jewels and has seen plenty of drama throughout history. Tower Bridge is another iconic London landmark that offers great views of the River Thames.
St. Paul's Cathedral is a masterpiece of architecture and a symbol of London's strength and resilience. Shakespeare's Globe is a replica of the original theater where many of Shakespeare's most famous plays were performed.
Kensington Palace is home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Notting Hill is a vibrant neighborhood with colorful homes and plenty of cafes and boutique shops.
Hyde Park is one of London's largest and most peaceful green spaces. Camden Market is a popular shopping destination with unique shops and street food vendors.
The Derby Museum and Art Gallery showcase the city's rich history and art collections. Enjoy an afternoon tea in the museum's cafe after your visit.
Chatsworth House is one of the UK's most famous stately homes with vast gardens, water features, and a farmyard for children.
Kedleston Hall is a magnificent 18th century mansion with an impressive collection of art and furniture. Derby Cathedral dates back to the 14th century and boasts stunning Gothic architecture.
Visit the stunning Peak District National Park, where you can take a hike or cycle through scenic routes, visit charming country pubs and cafes, and enjoy breathtaking views of nature.
If you have more time, consider adding a day trip to Oxford or Bath. Alternatively, if you have less time, you may want to skip some of the museums or choose between Kedleston Hall and Derby Cathedral. Always check opening and closing times before you visit and make reservations in advance when required.