London

Itinerary

Days

in

London

Last

updated

November

Written

by

Jessica

Norah

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London

is

one

of

the

worlds

most

famous

capital

cities

and

Englands

largest

city

offering

an

endless

number

of

attractions

museums

historical

buildings

and

entertainment

options

London

can

be

an

overwhelming

city

for

many

travelers

especially

those

visiting

for

the

first

time

Weve

put

together

a

recommended

day

London

itinerary

that

will

help

you

see

the

highlights

if

you

have

at

least

days

in

London

It

includes

all

the

major

attractions

eg

Tower

of

London

Westminster

Abbey

and

the

National

Gallery

but

also

includes

several

lesser

known

sites

and

encourages

you

to

explore

several

of

Londons

diverse

neighborhoods

including

Westminster

Greenwich

Kensington

and

Camden

We

suggest

using

this

itinerary

as

a

starting

point

for

planning

your

days

in

London

not

as

a

definitive

itinerary

and

you

can

edit

it

to

put

together

your

own

personal

itinerary

that

reflects

your

own

needs

and

interests

In

addition

to

the

day

itinerary

we

also

provide

tips

on

how

to

get

around

London

maps

of

each

days

suggested

attractions

and

how

to

save

money

during

your

days

in

London

Contents

Planning

for

Days

in

London

Getting

to

London

Getting

around

London

Where

to

Stay

for

Days

in

London

Saving

Money

on

London

Attractions

Walking

Tours

in

London

Popular

London

Day

Trips

Other

Resources

for

Planning

Days

in

London

A

Day

London

Itinerary

How

to

Spend

Days

in

London

London

Itinerary

Day

Westminster

City

Tour

Westminster

Abbey

St

Jamess

Park

Buckingham

Palace

St

Jamess

Palace

Piccadilly

Circus

Trafalgar

Square

Whitehall

Downing

Street

Parliament

Square

Houses

of

Parliament

Westminster

Bridge

London

Itinerary

Day

Along

the

River

Thames

Tower

of

London

Thames

Cruise

HMS

Belfast

Tower

Bridge

and

London

Bridge

Churchill

War

Rooms

London

Dungeon

London

Eye

London

Itinerary

Day

More

London

Highlights

British

Museum

London

Transport

Museum

Covent

Garden

St

Pauls

Cathedral

Tate

Modern

Shakespeares

Globe

Enjoy

a

West

End

Show

or

Hit

a

Club

London

Itinerary

Day

Day

excursion

Camden

Visit

an

Out

of

Central

London

Attraction

Explore

Camden

Camden

Market

London

Zoo

The

Regents

Park

Madame

Tussauds

London

Itinerary

Day

Kensington

Kensington

Palace

Kensington

Gardens

Royal

Albert

Hall

Kensington

Museums

London

Itinerary

Day

Greenwich

or

Free

Day

Cutty

Sark

Old

Royal

Naval

College

National

Maritime

Museum

Greenwich

Park

Royal

Observatory

Greenwich

Greenwich

Market

Isle

of

Dogs

Save

Money

on

your

Days

in

London

Trip

with

the

London

Pass

Planning

for

Days

in

London

Before

we

share

the

daytoday

itinerary

here

is

some

essential

planning

information

on

getting

to

London

getting

around

London

tips

for

saving

money

how

to

find

accommodation

and

further

resources

for

planning

and

making

the

most

of

your

days

in

London

Getting

to

London

London

is

easy

to

reach

by

plane

train

or

car

London

has

six

main

airports

Heathrow

Gatwick

Stansted

Luton

Southend

and

London

City

and

these

airports

collectively

serve

just

about

every

region

of

the

world

If

you

are

arriving

from

an

international

location

outside

Europe

busy

Heathrow

is

likely

to

be

your

arrival

airport

See

this

airport

guide

for

getting

to

and

from

each

of

the

airports

in

London

If

you

are

arriving

by

train

London

is

wellconnected

to

train

routes

throughout

the

UK

and

Europe

with

a

number

of

train

stations

in

and

around

central

London

Those

arriving

from

Scotland

might

want

to

consider

an

overnight

sleeper

train

If

you

are

arriving

from

continental

Europe

by

train

or

car

youll

need

to

travel

across

the

English

Channel

on

EuroStar

or

take

a

ferry

Getting

around

London

London

is

best

explored

either

on

foot

or

by

public

transportation

Cabs

and

bike

hires

are

also

good

options

If

you

need

to

book

a

cab

you

can

use

minicabit

to

compare

prices

I

would

not

recommend

driving

in

London

unless

you

are

planning

to

stay

on

the

outskirts

of

the

city

as

driving

and

finding

parking

in

central

busy

locations

can

be

a

nightmare

and

parking

can

be

expensive

If

you

are

driving

to

London

Id

park

your

car

when

you

arrive

in

the

city

and

then

use

public

transport

until

you

leave

Londons

has

a

great

public

transportation

network

and

most

visitors

spend

at

least

some

time

traveling

on

it

This

includes

public

bus

tram

and

rail

services

including

the

Tube

within

the

city

You

can

buy

individual

tickets

for

each

ride

but

many

visitors

get

an

Oyster

Card

which

allows

you

to

travel

on

almost

all

the

citys

public

transit

options

and

can

save

you

time

and

money

If

you

are

considering

an

Oyster

Card

you

can

read

our

full

review

of

it

here

For

more

information

and

tips

on

getting

around

London

check

out

our

detailed

Guide

To

Transportation

Options

in

London

Where

to

Stay

for

Days

in

London

Accommodation

wise

London

has

about

every

lodging

option

you

can

imagine

from

inexpensive

hostels

to

selfcatering

apartments

to

pricey

luxury

hotels

London

is

home

to

some

really

iconic

classic

luxury

hotels

like

The

Ritz

The

Dorchester

Browns

and

The

Savoy

But

it

also

has

a

number

of

midrange

and

budget

friendly

chains

like

Holiday

Inn

Express

Travelodge

Best

Western

Premier

Inn

Ibis

and

Pointa

Hotels

If

you

are

spending

a

full

week

in

London

you

can

often

save

money

by

booking

an

apartment

at

a

weekly

versus

daily

rate

To

find

the

best

rates

on

hotels

in

London

we

recommend

searching

on

Bookingcom

or

Hotelscom

as

in

our

experience

these

two

sites

tend

to

have

the

best

prices

and

widest

choice

on

both

hotels

and

a

range

of

apartments

If

you

are

looking

for

selfcatering

apartments

or

rooms

we

also

recommend

checking

out

Airbnb

although

there

are

also

loads

of

Airbnb

alternative

booking

sites

you

can

check

Saving

Money

on

London

Attractions

It

is

hard

to

deny

that

London

is

a

fairly

expensive

travel

destination

and

attraction

entrance

fee

costs

can

really

add

up

Luckily

there

are

a

number

of

London

discount

passes

you

can

purchase

which

can

help

you

save

money

if

you

plan

to

visit

a

number

of

Londons

museums

and

attractions

Our

favorite

is

the

London

Pass

which

allows

free

entry

into

over

of

Londons

top

attractions

and

also

comes

with

a

free

hopon

hopoff

bus

ticket

and

additional

discounts

on

food

shopping

and

tours

Weve

used

the

London

Pass

on

a

number

of

visits

and

have

written

a

full

review

of

the

London

Pass

which

you

can

read

to

help

determine

if

it

is

a

good

fit

for

your

trip

Also

be

sure

to

check

out

all

the

free

attractions

in

London

which

include

topnotch

museums

parks

historic

sites

special

events

and

festivals

Another

discount

card

option

is

the

London

Explorer

Pass

where

you

can

choose

up

to

attractions

you

want

to

visit

out

of

where

you

can

get

free

entry

into

all

these

attractions

Westminster

Abbey

London

Dungeon

Madame

Tussauds

Churchill

War

Rooms

London

Eye

See

a

full

list

of

possible

attractions

here

This

card

doesnt

work

as

well

with

our

suggested

itinerary

but

may

be

more

appealing

to

some

especially

families

as

it

includes

more

attractions

geared

to

families

that

are

not

included

on

the

London

Pass

Walking

Tours

in

London

When

visiting

a

new

city

or

when

we

just

want

to

get

a

bit

more

local

insight

into

somewhere

weve

been

before

well

often

take

a

walking

tour

These

offer

a

couple

of

advantages

you

orientate

yourself

to

a

new

place

plus

you

can

get

insider

tips

from

a

local

on

the

best

places

to

visit

and

eat

Weve

taken

a

number

of

walking

tours

in

London

and

a

recommended

introduction

tour

is

this

fullday

walking

tour

which

covers

all

the

central

highlights

and

includes

a

visit

to

the

Tower

of

London

the

Changing

of

the

Guard

a

short

Thames

cruise

and

an

afternoon

tea

I

did

this

tour

on

my

very

first

visit

to

London

and

really

enjoyed

it

Another

walking

tour

company

to

consider

is

Take

Walks

who

are

behind

the

popular

Walks

of

Italy

walking

tour

company

They

now

offer

a

number

of

tours

in

London

and

we

can

highly

recommend

them

if

you

are

looking

for

a

walking

tour

in

the

city

See

all

their

London

tours

here

Popular

London

Day

Trips

If

you

have

days

or

more

in

London

then

you

may

be

wanting

to

do

a

day

trip

on

one

or

two

of

those

days

and

see

some

of

the

other

towns

and

attractions

in

southern

England

Below

are

seven

popular

London

day

trip

options

to

consider

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

is

an

ancient

and

mysterious

stone

circle

and

this

site

is

one

of

the

most

popular

day

trips

from

London

It

is

probably

best

done

as

a

bus

day

trip

but

you

can

also

do

it

via

public

transit

train

plus

shuttle

by

car

or

via

a

private

transfer

You

can

read

about

our

Stonehenge

day

trip

experience

here

which

was

a

version

of

this

tour

of

Stonehenge

Bath

and

the

Cotswolds

A

couple

other

suggestions

for

guided

tours

are

this

express

halfday

trip

to

Stonehenge

or

this

full

day

trip

which

includes

inner

stone

access

at

Stonehenge

and

Bath

StratforduponAvon

StratforduponAvon

is

a

picturesque

medieval

market

town

located

along

the

River

Avon

in

the

West

Midlands

It

is

best

known

as

the

birthplace

of

William

Shakespeare

and

for

its

wellpreserved

Tudor

buildings

Best

ways

to

get

here

is

by

car

train

or

by

joining

a

tour

Here

is

a

guided

tour

option

that

includes

a

visit

to

StratforduponAvon

and

three

Cotswolds

villages

WB

Harry

Potter

Studio

If

you

love

Harry

Potter

you

may

want

to

make

time

to

visit

the

Warner

Brothers

Studio

filming

studio

The

Studio

Tour

includes

original

film

sets

clothing

props

interactive

visitor

experiences

and

a

huge

gift

shop

Tickets

must

be

booked

in

advance

You

can

get

here

via

public

transit

train

plus

shuttle

or

by

booking

a

tour

or

private

transfer

You

can

from

central

London

that

includes

your

transportation

so

you

dont

have

to

take

the

train

and

shuttle

If

you

want

to

take

a

walking

tour

of

the

Harry

Potter

London

film

sites

plus

visit

the

WB

Studio

consider

this

guided

tour

Oxford

Oxford

is

a

scenic

historical

city

that

is

home

to

Oxford

University

Englands

oldest

university

Read

our

post

about

things

to

do

in

Oxford

and

how

to

plan

your

own

Oxford

day

trip

from

London

Oxford

is

easy

to

reach

by

train

although

car

and

bus

are

also

options

If

you

are

interested

in

a

guided

tour

you

might

consider

this

tour

which

visits

Oxford

as

well

as

the

Cotswolds

Highclere

Castle

Downton

Abbey

Sites

Highclere

Castle

is

a

country

house

best

known

for

being

a

prime

filing

location

in

the

British

TV

series

Downton

Abbey

Easiest

ways

to

get

here

is

by

car

or

by

joining

a

tour

Here

is

a

suggested

guided

tour

option

that

includes

a

visit

to

Highclere

Castle

castle

gardens

Bampton

and

other

Downton

Abbey

filming

locations

Highclere

Castle

is

open

seasonally

so

check

opening

dates

before

planning

a

visit

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

is

a

port

city

and

naval

base

where

you

can

discover

over

years

of

naval

history

You

can

visit

a

number

of

boats

dating

back

to

Tudor

times

museums

and

other

attractions

along

the

historic

dock

From

London

you

can

get

there

via

public

transit

train

is

best

or

by

taking

a

guided

tour

If

you

visit

on

your

own

we

recommend

checking

out

the

Portsmouth

Historic

Dockyard

Attraction

Ticket

If

you

are

looking

for

a

guided

visit

you

might

consider

this

full

day

private

one

which

includes

transport

from

London

Cambridge

Cambridge

like

Oxford

is

a

historic

scenic

university

town

Cambridge

University

was

founded

in

and

is

the

second

oldest

university

in

the

Englishspeaking

world

Cambridge

has

a

number

of

historical

attractions

and

museums

You

can

get

here

by

public

transit

train

or

bus

car

or

by

joining

a

tour

If

looking

for

a

tour

from

London

you

might

check

out

this

guided

tour

or

this

small

group

tour

to

Cambridge

and

Ely

Cathedral

Other

Resources

for

Planning

Days

in

London

If

you

are

looking

for

packing

tips

check

out

our

suggested

London

packing

list

If

you

have

less

than

days

in

London

we

have

also

written

a

suggested

day

London

itinerary

a

day

London

itinerary

and

a

day

London

itinerary

We

also

a

have

a

post

about

seeing

the

best

of

the

city

and

its

royal

sites

in

a

one

day

London

walking

tour

We

have

written

a

ton

of

content

about

London

so

you

can

check

out

our

London

articles

on

Finding

the

Universe

and

our

London

articles

on

this

blog

for

more

info

and

to

see

where

weve

been

For

additional

planning

resources

the

Visit

London

and

Visit

Great

Britain

websites

also

offer

tons

of

helpful

information

for

visitors

If

your

travels

are

taking

you

beyond

London

you

can

check

out

Laurences

suggested

UK

itinerary

to

get

you

started

A

Day

London

Itinerary

How

to

Spend

Days

in

London

London

is

one

of

those

cities

that

has

an

endless

amount

of

attractions

museums

shows

and

potential

things

to

do

This

can

be

overwhelming

for

many

visitors

so

weve

put

together

our

suggested

day

itinerary

that

takes

in

Londons

most

popular

attractions

as

well

as

several

of

Londons

best

neighborhoods

Ive

also

tried

to

arrange

them

in

a

logical

order

so

you

spend

less

time

traveling

around

the

city

Use

this

as

a

guide

and

starting

point

for

planning

your

days

in

London

not

as

a

definitive

itinerary

to

put

together

your

own

personalized

itinerary

that

reflects

your

own

needs

and

interests

Be

sure

to

check

on

admission

days

and

hours

for

any

mustsee

attractions

before

you

set

out

as

many

attractions

close

for

one

day

per

week

or

may

be

closed

due

to

a

special

event

or

renovation

For

all

attractions

with

an

admission

fee

weve

noted

there

is

an

entry

fee

by

writing

fee

next

to

them

Note

that

since

many

people

use

the

London

Pass

the

attractions

that

are

included

on

the

London

Pass

are

starred

denoting

that

passholders

receive

free

entry

so

they

have

fee

next

to

them

We

do

our

best

to

provide

the

most

updated

information

but

things

change

so

you

may

want

to

doublecheck

fees

and

London

Pass

inclusions

before

your

trip

London

Itinerary

Day

Westminster

On

your

first

full

day

in

London

Id

head

to

Westminster

Westminster

is

a

great

place

to

start

your

exploration

of

London

as

it

is

the

political

cultural

and

geographical

center

of

the

city

It

is

also

where

youll

find

some

of

Londons

most

iconic

and

famous

buildings

The

itinerary

starts

and

stops

near

Parliament

Square

but

can

begin

it

at

any

point

along

the

route

The

map

below

shows

a

suggested

walking

route

with

the

major

Day

London

itinerary

locations

noted

Click

here

or

on

the

map

below

for

a

closer

look

and

to

see

exact

locations

City

Tour

First

you

might

consider

taking

a

tour

to

get

oriented

to

the

city

If

you

are

the

kind

of

person

who

likes

to

get

a

good

overview

of

a

city

before

striking

out

on

your

own

a

sightseeing

bus

tour

bike

tour

Thames

river

cruise

or

city

walking

tour

is

a

great

way

to

get

oriented

You

have

loads

of

options

in

terms

of

companies

and

London

Pass

holders

have

access

to

a

free

sightseeing

hopon

hopoff

bus

tour

bike

tour

and

a

Thames

cruise

which

all

cover

the

Westminster

area

If

this

sounds

appealing

Id

probably

recommend

either

a

walking

or

bus

tour

for

your

first

day

If

you

choose

a

walking

tour

most

need

to

be

booked

in

advance

and

you

can

read

about

one

of

the

guided

walking

tours

of

Westminster

we

did

on

my

very

first

trip

to

London

to

get

an

idea

of

what

you

can

cover

on

foot

in

the

area

As

mentioned

earlier

in

the

post

we

also

often

use

and

can

recommend

walking

company

Take

Walks

They

have

a

number

of

London

walking

tours

to

get

you

acquainted

with

London

Westminster

Abbey

Westminster

Abbey

fee

is

definitely

one

of

the

most

impressive

and

historical

churches

in

England

The

church

and

its

Norman

predecessor

has

been

the

site

of

all

English

and

British

coronations

since

William

the

Conqueror

in

as

well

as

the

site

of

over

a

dozen

royal

weddings

including

Prince

William

and

Catherine

Middleton

in

The

current

church

dates

from

being

built

mainly

from

the

century

to

century

and

was

mostly

built

in

the

Gothic

style

The

church

is

a

coveted

burial

spot

and

includes

the

tombs

of

British

royals

as

well

as

Prime

Ministers

famous

artists

writers

and

scientists

and

other

famous

people

from

the

past

years

This

is

a

popular

place

so

be

sure

to

leave

some

time

to

get

in

and

explore

The

included

audio

guide

helps

give

you

a

lot

of

background

on

the

church

and

points

out

all

the

highlights

Guideled

tours

are

also

possible

for

a

small

extra

fee

currently

check

at

arrival

or

on

the

Abbey

website

for

tour

times

In

June

the

Queens

Diamond

Jubilee

Galleries

opened

The

galleries

which

are

reached

by

the

newly

build

Weston

Tower

house

historical

exhibit

and

treasures

owned

by

the

Abbey

Admission

to

the

Galleries

is

currently

an

extra

and

requires

a

timed

ticket

as

space

is

limited

St

Jamess

Park

For

a

breath

of

fresh

air

take

a

walk

through

St

Jamess

Park

enroute

to

Buckingham

Palace

The

park

is

one

of

eight

of

the

citys

Royal

Parks

and

has

over

acres

of

green

spaces

flower

beds

and

even

a

lake

that

contains

some

famous

resident

pelicans

There

is

a

small

café

here

and

it

is

a

great

place

to

take

a

short

break

Also

for

those

interested

in

the

Guards

regiments

of

the

British

Army

you

can

make

a

stop

at

The

Guards

Museum

fee

which

is

just

across

from

St

Jamess

Park

next

to

the

Wellington

Barracks

Buckingham

Palace

Buckingham

Palace

is

probably

the

most

famous

palace

in

the

UK

and

it

serves

as

the

primary

London

workplace

and

residence

for

the

reigning

sovereign

of

the

United

Kingdom

It

was

originally

built

as

a

private

residence

by

the

Duke

of

Buckingham

hence

the

name

in

the

early

century

but

was

later

acquired

by

British

royalty

and

expanded

over

time

The

public

can

tour

Buckingham

Palace

fee

book

tickets

in

advance

but

only

for

about

weeks

per

year

generally

August

and

September

However

you

can

get

a

good

view

of

the

palace

from

outside

the

gates

yearround

and

you

can

walk

up

to

see

the

marble

and

bronze

Victoria

Memorial

that

stands

in

front

of

the

palace

at

the

end

of

The

Mall

Depending

on

the

day

of

you

visit

as

well

as

weather

and

security

conditions

you

may

get

a

chance

to

see

the

Changing

of

the

Queens

Guard

ceremony

at

the

forecourt

of

Buckingham

Palace

which

often

takes

place

around

The

full

ceremony

lasts

about

minutes

If

you

want

to

see

the

Changing

of

the

Guard

ceremony

check

the

schedule

online

in

advance

and

show

up

early

to

get

a

good

viewing

spot

If

you

dont

want

to

stand

in

the

crowds

you

can

try

going

to

Friary

Court

in

front

of

St

James

Palace

for

the

ceremony

the

Old

Guard

normally

lines

up

and

starts

here

or

watching

the

Changing

The

Queens

Lifeguard

horse

guards

at

the

Horse

Guards

Parade

as

both

spots

attract

fewer

visitors

Even

if

you

cant

visit

the

State

Rooms

of

Buckingham

Place

there

are

places

to

visit

on

the

palace

grounds

year

round

You

can

visit

the

Royal

Mews

fee

which

showcases

the

royal

collection

of

historic

carriages

and

coaches

including

the

Diamond

Jubilee

State

Coach

Art

lovers

will

want

to

stop

at

the

Queens

Gallery

fee

which

displays

regularly

changing

exhibitions

of

art

from

the

royal

collection

St

Jamess

Palace

St

Jamess

Palace

is

the

most

senior

royal

palace

in

the

United

Kingdom

having

been

built

during

the

reign

of

King

Henry

VIII

in

the

century

Although

it

is

no

longer

the

residence

of

the

monarch

it

is

the

meeting

place

and

London

residence

of

members

of

the

British

royal

family

The

palace

is

not

open

to

the

public

but

as

noted

above

you

can

see

the

start

of

the

Changing

of

the

Guard

ceremony

from

Friary

Court

in

front

of

the

palace

Piccadilly

Circus

Piccadilly

Circus

is

a

famous

road

junction

and

a

popular

public

meeting

spot

in

London

The

area

is

famous

for

its

large

neon

signs

and

video

advertising

as

well

as

the

Shaftesbury

Memorial

with

its

statue

of

Anteros

The

spot

is

welllocated

for

an

easy

walk

to

the

West

End

theaters

and

Regent

Street

one

of

Londons

major

shopping

streets

Trafalgar

Square

Trafalgar

Square

is

a

popular

public

square

in

central

London

known

for

its

monuments

architecture

street

artists

and

surrounding

museums

The

square

itself

is

home

to

Nelsons

Column

a

monument

commemorating

Admiral

Horatio

Nelson

who

died

in

the

Battle

of

Trafalgar

in

the

famous

stone

lion

statues

and

the

featured

contemporary

art

on

the

Fourth

Plinth

Around

the

square

youll

also

find

two

of

Londons

top

art

museums

the

National

Gallery

and

the

National

Portrait

Gallery

Both

are

highly

recommended

for

art

lovers

and

include

works

by

some

of

the

worlds

most

famous

artists

from

Turner

to

Monet

Also

nearby

hidden

underground

in

St

MartinintheFields

you

can

visit

the

London

Brass

Rubbing

Centre

fee

to

learn

about

and

create

a

brass

rubbing

to

take

home

A

great

activity

for

families

we

had

fun

too

National

Gallery

Whitehall

Downing

Street

Whitehall

is

the

main

street

running

south

from

Trafalgar

Square

towards

Parliament

Square

This

area

was

once

home

to

the

Palace

of

Whitehall

a

sprawling

royal

palace

complex

and

the

largest

palace

in

the

world

until

it

burned

in

However

today

visitors

can

still

see

one

remaining

section

of

the

palace

complex

the

Banqueting

Hall

fee

designed

by

famous

architect

Inigo

Jones

with

a

ceiling

painted

by

Peter

Paul

Reubens

Today

Whitehall

is

the

center

of

the

Government

of

the

United

Kingdom

and

youll

pass

a

number

of

buildings

home

to

various

departments

and

ministries

including

the

Ministry

of

Defense

and

the

Cabinet

Office

Along

this

street

youll

also

find

The

Household

Calvary

Museum

fee

located

in

the

century

stables

of

the

Horse

Guards

which

gives

information

on

the

history

of

the

Household

Cavalry

and

displays

a

small

collection

of

uniforms

and

weapons

Past

the

Banqueting

Hall

and

Household

Cavalry

Museum

youll

pass

the

entrance

to

Downing

Street

The

street

is

gated

and

guarded

but

you

can

peek

through

and

should

be

able

to

see

the

door

to

Downing

Street

which

is

the

headquarters

of

the

UK

government

and

official

residence

of

the

Prime

Minister

There

are

a

lot

of

statues

and

memorials

along

the

street

including

The

Cenotaph

which

has

been

designated

as

the

United

Kingdoms

official

national

war

memorial

As

you

continue

down

Whitehall

youll

end

in

Parliament

Square

Parliament

Square

Houses

of

Parliament

Parliament

Square

is

a

public

square

where

youll

find

a

number

of

statues

of

famous

people

including

Winston

Churchill

David

Lloyd

George

Abraham

Lincoln

and

Nelson

Mandela

The

square

is

surrounded

by

famous

buildings

including

Westminster

Abbey

and

St

Margarets

Church

the

parish

church

of

the

Palace

of

Westminster

On

one

side

of

the

square

youll

see

the

iconic

Palace

of

Westminster

better

known

as

the

Houses

of

Parliament

with

the

iconic

Elizabethan

Tower

which

contains

the

famous

Big

Ben

bell

The

building

is

named

after

the

former

medieval

palace

that

once

stood

here

and

you

can

actually

visit

a

section

of

the

old

palace

the

century

Jewel

Tower

fee

if

you

want

a

sense

of

what

the

original

Palace

of

Westminster

was

like

The

public

can

visit

the

Houses

of

Parliament

on

certain

dates

and

debates

are

free

for

the

public

to

watch

But

if

you

want

to

actually

tour

the

building

tours

are

available

on

certain

days

of

the

week

and

the

tours

include

a

number

of

rooms

including

Westminster

Hall

St

Stephens

Hall

Commons

Chamber

and

the

Lords

Chamber

UK

residents

can

contact

their

local

MP

or

a

Member

of

the

House

of

Lords

to

request

and

arrange

a

free

tour

Otherwise

you

can

book

a

tour

ticket

online

for

a

selfguided

audio

tour

or

guided

tour

The

tour

here

is

well

worth

it

if

you

have

the

chance

to

do

it

during

your

visit

We

did

a

guided

tour

plus

a

Thamesside

afternoon

tea

here

and

really

enjoyed

seeing

the

inside

of

this

iconic

building

Westminster

Bridge

After

you

have

visited

all

the

spots

you

want

to

in

and

around

Parliament

Square

walk

onto

Westminster

Bridge

and

look

back

for

a

great

view

of

the

House

of

Parliament

and

the

River

Thames

You

can

then

take

a

walk

along

the

Thames

or

head

off

to

dinner

Tomorrow

the

itinerary

will

bring

us

back

to

the

Thames

to

further

explore

more

of

Londons

iconic

sites

London

Itinerary

Day

Along

the

River

Thames

Today

wed

suggest

heading

back

into

central

London

and

focusing

on

sites

located

along

the

famous

River

Thames

Londons

main

river

and

the

longest

river

in

England

The

Day

itinerary

takes

you

to

more

of

Londons

most

historic

and

iconic

sites

and

attractions

It

starts

at

the

Tower

of

London

and

ends

either

at

the

Churchill

War

Rooms

or

the

London

Eye

depending

on

your

time

energy

and

interests

The

first

part

of

the

itinerary

is

walkable

but

youll

probably

want

to

use

the

Thames

river

boat

or

public

transit

to

get

from

the

bridges

to

the

Churchill

War

Rooms

If

you

want

to

do

a

Thames

river

cruise

this

is

a

good

day

for

it

Click

here

or

on

the

map

below

for

a

closer

look

and

to

see

exact

locations

note

that

the

closest

pier

to

the

Churchill

War

Rooms

is

Westminster

Pier

but

this

map

did

not

allow

us

to

plot

that

route

Tower

of

London

The

Tower

of

London

fee

is

a

UNESCO

world

heritage

site

that

has

served

as

a

fortress

prison

armory

Royal

Mint

and

place

of

execution

among

other

uses

during

its

long

history

It

is

famous

for

serving

as

a

prison

and

execution

site

of

famous

people

like

Queen

Anne

Boleyn

and

for

housing

the

Crown

Jewels

There

is

a

lot

packed

in

here

and

highlights

include

the

Crown

Jewels

White

Tower

Tower

Green

and

tours

given

by

the

Yeomen

Warders

Beefeaters

This

is

a

popular

place

so

wed

strongly

recommend

trying

to

get

here

around

opening

head

to

the

Crown

Jewels

first

and

plan

to

spend

at

least

hours

visiting

here

One

of

our

favorite

attractions

in

central

London

but

also

one

of

the

most

crowded

so

do

try

to

get

here

early

Thames

Cruise

Today

is

a

good

day

to

do

a

sightseeing

boat

cruise

of

the

River

Thames

as

all

the

suggested

locations

today

are

alongside

the

river

There

is

a

City

Cruises

fee

dock

just

a

short

walk

from

the

Tower

of

London

and

you

can

use

the

cruise

to

see

the

city

from

the

Thames

and

get

to

the

next

location

with

a

hours

hop

on

hop

off

cruise

ticket

Another

option

is

to

get

a

River

Roamer

pass

for

the

Thames

Clipper

a

commuter

boat

service

or

just

buy

a

single

ticket

for

a

one

time

ride

Of

course

you

can

also

just

walk

to

each

attraction

or

take

public

transit

HMS

Belfast

Next

suggested

stop

is

HMS

Belfast

fee

which

is

permanently

moored

on

the

Thames

a

short

walk

from

Tower

Bridge

on

the

south

bank

This

historic

warship

operated

today

by

Imperial

War

Museums

will

definitely

be

of

interest

to

military

buffs

or

anyone

with

an

interest

in

boats

Launched

just

before

the

outbreak

of

World

War

this

Royal

Navy

Light

Cruiser

saw

action

in

both

World

War

and

the

Korean

War

before

being

decommissioned

in

Since

shes

been

a

popular

London

tourist

attraction

and

you

can

spend

a

good

deal

of

time

learning

all

about

operational

life

on

board

this

historic

warship

There

is

a

small

cafe

next

to

the

visitor

entrance

to

the

ship

which

serves

fresh

sandwiches

salads

pastries

and

coffee

if

you

need

a

bite

to

eat

Tower

Bridge

and

London

Bridge

Next

I

would

take

some

time

to

appreciate

two

of

Londons

most

famous

bridges

the

London

Bridge

and

Tower

Bridge

Both

bridges

have

exhibitions

you

can

visit

although

in

terms

of

time

I

would

choose

to

visit

only

one

exhibition

or

just

admire

them

both

from

the

outside

London

Bridge

is

famous

for

being

the

subject

of

the

nursery

rhyme

London

Bridge

Is

Falling

Down

and

there

has

been

a

London

Bridge

since

Roman

times

with

the

current

one

dating

only

to

the

The

London

Bridge

Experience

fee

is

an

interactive

educational

and

amusement

attraction

geared

towards

families

with

children

and

young

adults

that

dont

mind

a

bit

of

a

scare

The

bridge

in

London

which

you

are

probably

more

familiar

with

in

terms

of

photos

is

the

Tower

Bridge

often

mistakenly

called

London

Bridge

by

tourists

This

iconic

bridge

opened

in

and

is

currently

painted

white

and

blue

If

you

want

to

learn

more

about

the

bridge

then

you

should

visit

the

Tower

Bridge

Exhibition

fee

Here

you

can

learn

about

the

history

of

the

bridge

including

how

it

was

built

and

how

the

lifting

mechanism

works

to

allow

ships

through

You

can

also

walk

the

glass

floor

walkway

across

the

bridge

a

feet

high

walkway

that

will

definitely

test

any

fear

of

heights

you

may

have

view

down

from

glass

walkway

of

Tower

Bridge

Alternatives

or

additional

spots

in

the

area

to

the

above

attractions

Southwark

Cathedral

Borough

Market

one

of

Londons

most

famous

food

markets

The

Old

Operating

Theatre

Museum

fee

The

Monument

fee

and

The

View

from

the

Shard

fee

Churchill

War

Rooms

Now

we

are

going

to

head

back

to

Westminster

to

visit

the

Churchill

War

Rooms

which

are

not

too

far

from

where

you

were

yesterday

Youll

likely

want

to

hop

on

the

Thames

boat

to

Westminster

Pier

or

take

public

transit

here

The

Churchill

War

Rooms

fee

are

run

by

the

Imperial

War

Museums

those

with

a

military

history

interest

will

also

want

to

visit

the

Imperial

War

Museum

in

London

and

allow

the

public

to

visit

the

huge

underground

secret

bunker

where

the

majority

of

the

war

effort

during

World

War

was

directed

from

August

to

August

The

visit

essentially

includes

two

places

the

Cabinet

War

Rooms

and

the

Churchill

Museum

You

get

to

visit

an

interesting

maze

of

rooms

to

see

where

communications

and

strategizing

happened

as

well

as

where

people

ate

slept

and

cooked

during

Then

a

separate

large

museum

room

is

devoted

to

the

life

of

Winston

Churchill

and

his

legacy

It

has

the

best

collection

of

information

and

exhibits

on

Churchill

that

I

have

visited

and

it

covers

his

life

from

birth

to

death

not

just

the

war

years

There

is

an

excellent

audio

guide

included

with

the

tour

that

covers

the

Cabinet

War

Rooms

For

those

with

an

interest

in

Churchill

we

recommend

checking

out

this

article

about

visiting

some

of

the

top

Winston

Churchill

sites

For

those

with

an

interest

in

Churchill

and

the

London

Blitz

we

can

also

recommend

the

London

Churchill

War

Room

tour

by

Context

Travel

which

includes

a

guided

visit

to

the

Churchill

War

Rooms

as

well

as

a

guided

tour

of

parts

of

London

related

to

the

Blitz

We

love

Context

Travel

tours

which

are

geared

to

the

intellectually

curious

travelers

and

if

you

book

this

tour

or

any

other

tour

with

Context

Travel

using

the

link

above

youll

receive

off

any

Context

Travel

tour

anywhere

in

the

world

Be

sure

to

book

in

advance

of

your

trip

London

Dungeon

If

you

still

have

time

and

energy

you

might

want

to

continue

on

across

the

Westminster

Bridge

to

where

youll

find

more

attractions

including

the

London

Dungeon

and

the

London

Eye

The

London

Dungeon

fee

is

an

interactive

attraction

that

uses

costumed

actors

rides

special

effects

and

staging

to

tell

Londons

more

sinister

history

while

offering

up

a

bit

of

fun

and

scares

I

wouldnt

come

here

for

a

history

lesson

but

if

you

enjoy

haunted

houses

and

amusement

parks

youll

probably

enjoy

this

Not

recommended

for

young

children

The

dungeon

also

sometimes

offers

adultonly

nights

that

include

food

and

drinks

Depending

on

who

you

are

the

London

Dungeon

is

either

a

mustsee

or

a

mustavoid

Next

door

to

the

Dungeon

are

also

two

familyoriented

attractions

the

Sea

Life

London

Aquarium

and

DreamWorks

Tours

Shreks

Adventure

London

Eye

The

London

Eye

fee

is

Europes

tallest

observation

wheel

and

is

essentially

a

giant

slow

ferris

wheel

with

large

enclosed

glass

pods

The

London

Eye

is

a

great

place

to

get

some

nice

views

of

London

although

Id

pass

if

the

weather

is

terrible

It

is

open

late

so

makes

a

great

last

stop

and

around

sunset

is

an

ideal

time

to

do

the

ride

if

the

weather

is

pleasant

You

can

save

money

and

time

by

purchasing

your

tickets

in

advance

Online

prices

are

much

lower

than

if

you

buy

at

the

ticket

desk

The

least

expensive

London

Eye

ticket

option

as

of

August

is

to

purchase

tickets

here

standard

tickets

or

here

fast

track

tickets

Alternatively

if

you

didnt

do

a

boat

trip

on

the

Thames

already

you

might

consider

booking

an

evening

sunset

andor

dinner

Thames

river

cruise

There

are

several

companies

that

offer

these

in

London

including

City

Cruises

mentioned

earlier

and

Bateaux

London

London

Itinerary

Day

More

London

Highlights

Today

we

are

going

to

explore

even

more

of

Londons

central

highlights

including

the

British

Museum

Covent

Garden

St

Pauls

Cathedral

and

Shakespeares

Globe

Today

all

of

the

attractions

are

within

walking

distance

but

you

may

want

to

use

public

transit

to

reach

some

of

them

It

may

also

be

a

good

day

to

use

a

hopon

hopoff

bus

if

you

have

a

free

ticket

with

the

London

Pass

as

the

bus

routes

go

to

or

near

all

the

attractions

on

todays

route

Click

here

or

on

the

map

below

for

a

closer

look

British

Museum

The

British

Museum

is

a

museum

holding

a

vast

collection

of

artifacts

from

cultures

around

the

world

ancient

to

modern

Established

in

with

the

collection

of

just

one

man

it

has

grown

to

be

one

of

the

largest

and

most

comprehensive

collections

in

the

world

with

about

million

objects

in

its

permanent

collection

If

you

are

going

to

only

visit

one

general

museum

in

London

this

would

probably

be

my

recommendation

as

it

holds

a

wealth

of

treasures

from

mummies

to

vases

with

the

Rosetta

Stone

Parthenon

sculptures

and

Lewis

Chessmen

being

some

of

its

most

wellknown

treasures

Now

you

can

walk

about

minutes

or

jump

on

public

transportation

to

get

to

Covent

Garden

and

the

London

Transport

Museum

Lewis

Chessmen

London

Transport

Museum

The

London

Transport

Museum

fee

is

a

museum

dedicated

to

telling

the

story

of

Londons

transport

system

over

the

last

years

highlighting

the

link

between

transport

and

the

growth

of

modern

London

culture

and

society

The

museum

collection

is

housed

in

a

century

building

that

was

previously

used

for

the

Covent

Garden

Flower

Market

As

a

visitor

you

can

follow

a

selfguided

path

that

begins

with

what

transportation

was

like

around

in

London

and

then

continues

to

the

present

day

So

you

get

to

see

everything

from

human

carried

sedan

chairs

to

horsedrawn

omnibuses

to

steam

trains

to

the

famous

red

doubledecker

buses

The

museum

does

a

good

job

of

having

a

mix

of

information

and

interactive

exhibits

Covent

Garden

Covent

Garden

is

a

popular

tourist

destination

in

London

It

originally

was

a

food

market

mainly

fruit

and

vegetables

and

by

the

century

had

become

a

bit

seedy

and

was

also

a

popular

redlight

district

The

food

market

eventually

outgrew

the

space

and

was

moved

in

the

and

today

the

area

is

home

to

shops

cafes

pubs

two

markets

selling

crafts

jewelry

souvenirs

and

goods

It

is

a

popular

spot

for

street

entertainers

and

youll

often

find

crowds

of

people

gathered

around

an

entertainer

here

The

area

has

long

served

as

an

area

of

entertainment

and

the

first

known

Punch

and

Judy

like

puppet

show

in

England

was

performed

here

in

An

easy

area

to

find

a

bite

to

eat

if

you

are

hungry

as

there

are

dozens

of

bars

and

restaurants

here

Now

you

can

walk

on

to

St

Pauls

Cathedral

minutes

or

take

public

transit

St

Pauls

Cathedral

St

Pauls

Cathedral

fee

is

an

Anglican

church

designed

by

Sir

Christopher

Wren

in

the

English

Baroque

style

The

present

church

was

consecrated

in

however

it

sits

on

the

same

site

as

the

former

medieval

church

of

the

same

name

which

was

badly

damaged

by

fire

Today

it

is

the

seat

of

the

Bishop

of

London

and

one

of

the

most

important

churches

in

London

The

Cathedral

was

the

tallest

building

in

London

for

almost

years

and

although

no

longer

the

tallest

it

can

still

been

seen

from

many

places

in

London

and

is

one

of

the

most

recognizable

places

on

the

city

skyline

The

Cathedral

has

been

the

site

of

many

famous

services

and

events

including

the

state

funerals

of

Lord

Nelson

and

Winston

Churchill

jubilee

celebrations

for

both

Queen

Victoria

and

Queen

Elizabeth

II

and

royal

weddings

such

as

that

of

Prince

Charles

to

Princess

Diana

St

Pauls

Cathedral

was

a

symbol

of

resilience

during

as

images

of

the

recognizable

Dome

still

standing

after

the

Blitz

gave

hope

to

people

although

the

church

was

damaged

and

Churchill

would

give

orders

to

try

to

protect

the

church

at

all

costs

Services

were

held

here

after

both

and

to

give

thanks

for

their

end

and

to

pray

for

peace

Admission

prices

include

an

audioguide

for

selfguided

visits

or

you

can

join

a

regular

guided

tour

of

the

church

St

Pauls

Cathedral

is

a

busy

tourist

attraction

so

be

sure

to

allot

enough

time

especially

if

you

want

to

climb

the

steps

to

the

dome

which

can

have

a

long

line

If

you

are

planning

to

visit

without

a

London

Pass

especially

in

the

summer

months

we

recommend

booking

your

ticket

online

in

advance

to

save

money

on

admission

and

to

get

skip

the

line

access

Worshippers

attending

a

church

service

or

wanting

to

pray

in

one

of

the

side

chapels

can

enter

for

free

An

Alternative

or

additional

stop

in

the

area

may

be

the

Museum

of

London

which

is

a

great

free

museum

dedicated

to

the

history

of

London

Tate

Modern

Now

you

can

cross

the

Millennium

Bridge

a

popular

pedestrian

bridge

to

reach

the

Tate

Modern

the

largest

international

modern

art

gallery

in

the

UK

The

museums

location

is

unusual

as

it

is

based

in

a

former

power

station

building

The

museum

displays

both

a

permanent

collection

as

well

as

several

temporary

exhibitions

throughout

the

year

Personally

I

prefer

the

Tate

Britain

also

in

London

since

I

tend

to

like

older

art

but

this

is

a

mustsee

for

modern

and

contemporary

art

lovers

and

has

some

great

masterpieces

The

museum

is

free

to

visit

Shakespeares

Globe

A

short

walk

away

youll

come

to

a

famous

white

theater

building

First

let

me

say

that

the

current

Shakespeares

Globe

theater

fee

is

not

the

original

and

in

fact

this

one

only

dates

to

The

original

Globe

Theatre

was

built

in

destroyed

by

fire

in

rebuilt

in

and

then

demolished

in

The

current

one

is

a

realistic

reconstruction

of

the

original

with

concessions

to

modern

health

and

safety

requirements

and

is

located

very

close

to

the

site

of

the

original

The

man

behind

the

rebuilding

of

the

Globe

is

the

late

American

actor

and

director

Sam

Wanamaker

who

sadly

died

before

the

Globe

was

completed

The

complex

also

has

a

museum

exhibition

about

Shakespeares

work

and

the

original

theater

a

smaller

candlelit

indoor

theatre

called

the

Sam

Wanamaker

Playhouse

and

an

educational

and

rehearsal

space

Today

the

public

can

visit

the

exhibition

and

take

a

guided

tour

of

the

theater

which

allows

visitors

to

experience

what

it

would

have

been

like

to

go

to

a

theater

in

the

Elizabethan

era

as

either

a

lord

or

lady

or

as

a

poor

groundling

You

can

also

get

tickets

for

performances

at

both

the

Globe

summer

only

and

the

Sam

Wanamaker

Playhouse

year

round

Enjoy

a

West

End

Show

or

Hit

a

Club

Tonight

is

a

perfect

evening

to

go

see

a

West

End

Show

performance

a

performance

in

Shakespeares

Globe

or

other

theater

or

concert

event

London

is

full

of

nightlife

throughout

the

yearconcerts

shows

theater

opera

circuses

comedy

showsso

you

shouldnt

have

a

problem

finding

something

that

will

appeal

If

you

are

planning

to

go

to

a

theater

performance

you

can

book

tickets

in

advance

online

before

your

trip

recommended

if

there

is

a

performance

you

really

want

to

see

or

try

to

find

a

deal

once

you

are

in

the

city

Here

are

some

tips

for

buying

London

theatre

tickets

Note

that

London

Pass

users

typically

have

access

to

theater

ticket

discounts

on

certain

West

End

shows

Also

check

out

what

is

happening

at

the

Royal

Albert

Hall

during

your

visit

this

worldfamous

venue

hosts

everything

from

classical

concerts

to

rock

bands

to

tennis

matches

If

you

prefer

a

club

or

a

bar

to

a

theater

London

has

some

of

the

best

clubs

in

Europe

Here

is

a

list

of

some

of

Londons

top

clubs

to

get

you

started

Note

that

most

bars

stop

serving

drinks

between

and

and

here

is

a

guide

to

some

of

Londons

late

night

bars

London

Itinerary

Day

Day

excursion

Camden

If

you

have

days

in

London

I

would

head

out

of

central

London

for

at

least

one

day

Today

Id

recommend

visiting

one

of

the

major

attractions

outside

the

city

in

the

morning

and

then

spending

the

afternoon

in

the

borough

of

Camden

Camden

is

wellknown

for

its

markets

canals

zoo

and

Regents

Park

Alternatively

if

you

are

not

interested

in

visiting

Camden

you

could

try

visiting

two

of

the

recommended

morning

attractions

eg

Windsor

Castle

and

Kew

Gardens

Youll

need

to

use

public

transit

to

reach

the

morning

attractions

and

to

get

to

Camden

but

the

attractions

in

Camden

are

all

within

walking

distance

Click

here

or

on

the

maps

youll

need

to

zoom

in

to

see

the

Camden

sites

below

for

a

closer

look

Visit

an

Out

of

Central

London

Attraction

In

the

morning

Id

recommend

heading

to

one

attraction

on

the

outskirts

of

London

or

just

outside

the

city

All

of

these

are

popular

and

busy

attractions

so

getting

there

around

opening

time

is

wise

idea

Here

are

our

top

recommendations

to

choose

from

Option

Windsor

Castle

Windsor

Castle

fee

was

built

as

a

defensive

fortification

by

William

the

Conqueror

in

the

century

Today

it

is

the

largest

and

longest

continuously

occupied

royal

residence

in

the

world

Much

of

the

castles

magnificent

State

Rooms

were

designed

and

built

in

the

century

and

the

castle

is

a

common

weekend

home

for

Queen

Elizabeth

II

Highlights

here

include

the

State

Apartments

Queen

Marys

Dolls

House

and

the

St

Georges

Chapel

You

can

also

see

the

Changing

of

the

Guards

ceremony

here

on

certain

days

which

is

a

similar

but

much

smaller

version

of

the

ceremony

that

takes

place

in

front

of

Buckingham

Palace

There

is

an

excellent

audioguide

included

with

admission

and

you

can

also

join

offered

guided

tours

at

the

castle

Note

that

the

castle

can

get

very

busy

especially

in

the

summer

so

try

to

arrive

at

opening

time

or

alternatively

you

may

want

to

visit

in

the

afternoon

To

get

here

you

need

to

take

a

train

out

of

London

You

can

not

use

an

Oyster

Card

and

will

need

to

buy

a

rail

ticket

However

if

you

have

a

London

Pass

travel

to

Windsor

Castle

is

free

if

you

follow

the

instructions

Windsor

Castle

Option

Hampton

Court

Palace

Hampton

Court

Palace

fee

is

a

former

royal

palace

originally

built

in

the

century

for

Cardinal

Thomas

Wolsey

a

powerful

person

during

the

time

of

King

Henry

VIII

However

Wolsey

would

fall

out

of

favor

with

the

king

as

most

people

did

and

Henry

would

confiscate

his

house

and

use

it

as

his

own

palace

The

huge

Tudor

and

Baroque

style

royal

palace

was

used

by

British

monarchs

until

the

century

and

is

now

a

popular

tourist

destination

The

palace

is

huge

and

you

could

spend

all

day

exploring

its

many

rooms

but

luckily

the

selfguided

tours

are

broken

up

by

themes

so

you

can

decide

which

parts

of

the

palace

are

of

most

interest

to

you

The

gardens

the

tennis

court

and

hedge

maze

are

also

definitely

worth

exploring

here

This

is

a

mustsee

for

anyone

interested

in

King

Henry

VIII

and

Tudor

history

The

palace

is

located

in

outer

London

and

can

be

reached

by

public

transportation

Option

Kew

Gardens

Kew

Gardens

fee

is

considered

one

of

the

best

botanical

gardens

in

the

world

housing

over

million

specimens

The

gardens

have

the

largest

and

most

diverse

botanical

and

mycological

collections

in

the

world

representing

over

of

known

flowering

plant

genera

and

more

than

of

known

fungal

genera

Some

highlights

include

the

Palm

House

Temperate

House

Waterlily

House

and

Treetop

walkway

A

trip

here

offers

more

than

just

plants

as

you

can

also

visit

art

galleries

the

Great

Pagoda

and

tour

Kew

Palace

a

former

royal

residence

located

within

the

gardens

You

can

explore

at

your

own

pace

or

join

one

of

the

gardens

guided

walk

tours

that

come

free

with

entry

This

is

a

mustsee

for

any

garden

lover

Kew

Gardens

are

located

in

outer

London

and

can

be

reached

by

public

transportation

Kew

Gardens

Option

Warner

Brothers

Studio

Tour

London

The

Making

of

Harry

Potter

If

you

are

a

Harry

Potter

fan

you

might

want

to

consider

spending

the

morning

at

the

Warner

Brothers

Studio

located

just

outside

the

city

This

film

studio

was

where

all

eight

of

the

Harry

Potter

films

were

actually

filmed

and

they

have

retained

many

of

the

original

sets

clothing

and

props

from

the

movies

On

the

largely

selfguided

The

Making

of

Harry

Potter

tour

fee

you

can

visit

the

Great

Hall

the

railway

station

numerous

filming

locations

from

inside

Hogwarts

the

Forbidden

Forest

and

Diagon

Alley

Youll

learn

many

of

the

secrets

of

how

the

films

were

made

have

the

opportunity

to

drink

Butterbeer

and

explore

giant

gift

shops

full

of

all

things

Harry

Potter

Many

people

take

to

hours

to

visit

here

So

youll

want

to

take

this

into

account

in

planning

your

day

as

well

as

the

time

it

will

take

you

get

there

This

will

be

a

full

day

trip

for

some

T

o

get

to

the

Studio

you

can

take

a

National

Rail

train

London

Euston

most

convenient

to

the

Watford

Junction

station

and

then

you

can

take

the

studio

tour

shuttle

from

the

station

to

the

film

studios

You

must

book

your

tickets

in

advance

online

and

have

the

voucher

with

you

on

your

visit

You

can

also

book

a

tour

from

central

London

that

will

take

you

directly

to

and

from

the

studio

so

you

dont

have

to

take

the

train

and

shuttle

Check

out

our

detailed

guide

to

the

Harry

Potter

Studio

Tour

for

more

information

tips

and

photos

Diagon

Alley

Explore

Camden

After

a

morning

spent

exploring

a

royal

palace

marveling

at

Hogwarts

Great

Hall

or

wandering

around

one

of

the

worlds

best

botanical

gardens

you

might

want

to

head

to

the

borough

of

Camden

Camden

is

a

diverse

neighborhood

that

has

been

home

to

a

number

of

famous

people

over

the

centuries

from

Charles

Dickens

to

Sigmund

Freud

to

Amy

Winehouse

Once

an

industrial

area

known

for

shipping

gin

it

is

now

known

for

its

markets

music

scene

street

art

and

alternative

fashion

stores

It

is

also

home

to

Regents

Park

and

the

London

Zoo

and

Camden

Lock

is

a

popular

place

to

start

a

canal

boat

ride

along

the

Regents

Canal

View

of

Regents

Canal

from

Camden

Lock

Market

Camden

Market

Camden

Market

is

not

a

single

market

but

consists

of

several

different

markets

within

walking

distance

of

each

other

Market

stalls

sell

just

about

everything

including

food

clothing

crafts

art

souvenirs

and

more

In

addition

to

the

market

stalls

youll

also

find

restaurants

bars

dance

clubs

and

other

entertainment

spaces

here

It

is

a

popular

tourist

destination

as

well

as

a

meetup

spot

for

Londoners

Although

the

Camden

Market

is

open

daily

youll

find

it

at

its

busiest

and

with

the

most

open

stalls

on

the

weekends

Great

place

to

find

something

to

eat

London

Zoo

The

ZSL

London

Zoo

is

the

worlds

oldest

scientific

zoo

and

it

was

originally

begun

with

a

royal

collection

of

animals

that

has

been

previously

kept

at

the

Tower

of

London

Today

the

zoo

animals

include

lions

hippos

otters

gorillas

tigers

and

giraffes

The

newest

exhibition

is

the

Land

of

Lions

which

features

a

large

interactive

exhibit

for

its

endangered

Asiatic

lions

The

London

Zoo

also

has

a

Reptile

House

an

aquarium

an

aviary

and

a

large

collection

of

insects

There

are

several

places

to

eat

shop

and

you

can

even

take

a

photography

workshop

or

spend

the

night

in

the

zoo

The

Regents

Park

The

Regents

Park

is

a

large

acre

royal

park

that

is

mainly

open

parkland

In

the

northern

end

youll

find

the

London

Zoo

but

youll

also

find

lots

of

open

spaces

gardens

sporting

pitches

and

facilities

childrens

playgrounds

sculptures

memorials

and

an

open

air

theater

You

can

also

rent

a

boat

to

row

across

its

lake

seasonal

climb

Primrose

Hill

for

a

nice

view

of

London

or

enjoy

the

roses

at

Queen

Mary

Gardens

There

are

also

homes

located

in

Regents

Park

including

Winfeld

House

which

has

been

the

official

residence

of

the

US

Ambassador

to

the

UK

since

after

World

War

A

great

place

to

have

a

break

or

enjoy

a

picnic

there

is

a

restaurant

located

in

the

center

of

the

park

or

bring

your

own

food

Madame

Tussauds

If

you

still

have

time

and

energy

you

can

cross

Regents

Parks

by

foot

or

bus

and

you

can

visit

Madame

Tussauds

Madame

Tussauds

fee

is

a

museum

displaying

the

waxworks

of

famous

and

historic

people

from

Tudor

royalty

to

current

Hollywood

film

stars

The

museum

was

started

by

an

interesting

French

woman

Marie

Tussaud

who

traveled

around

Europe

with

her

wax

figure

collection

until

opening

a

permanent

location

in

Although

many

of

the

original

figures

have

been

destroyed

or

damaged

by

fire

or

bombing

some

of

Tussauds

original

figures

still

exist

as

well

as

older

ones

she

inherited

The

oldest

existing

figure

displayed

in

the

collection

is

one

modeled

after

Madame

du

Barry

dating

from

but

the

museum

also

includes

everyone

from

Queen

Elizabeth

II

to

the

band

One

Direction

to

Angelina

Jolie

Although

not

for

everyone

it

is

a

popular

place

to

take

a

selfie

with

your

favorite

stars

The

museum

has

become

a

popular

London

attraction

and

there

are

now

branches

of

Madame

Tussauds

around

the

world

but

if

you

are

only

going

to

visit

one

Id

visit

the

original

Alternative

places

you

may

want

to

visit

in

the

area

include

the

Sherlock

Holmes

Museum

fee

and

the

Jewish

Museum

fee

Note

that

if

you

are

a

fan

of

Amy

Winehouse

youll

find

a

Amy

Winehouse

statue

near

the

Stables

Market

street

art

dedicated

to

her

memory

throughout

the

area

and

there

was

an

exhibition

at

the

Jewish

Museum

about

her

life

and

career

when

we

last

visited

Amy

Winehouse

street

art

London

Itinerary

Day

Kensington

Today

Id

suggest

exploring

the

London

borough

of

Kensington

Chelsea

with

a

particular

focus

on

South

Kensington

This

affluent

area

of

the

city

is

full

of

museums

galleries

stores

and

worldclass

entertainment

venues

Everything

on

the

main

itinerary

is

within

walking

distance

or

a

short

public

transit

ride

if

you

prefer

Click

here

or

on

map

below

for

location

details

Kensington

Palace

Kensington

Palace

fee

is

a

royal

residence

set

in

Kensington

Gardens

It

began

as

a

fairly

humble

century

twostorey

Jacobean

mansion

and

was

expanded

by

the

royal

family

into

the

giant

royal

residence

it

is

today

The

palace

might

be

best

associated

with

Queen

Victoria

as

it

was

here

that

she

spent

much

of

her

unhappy

childhood

and

first

learned

that

she

was

queen

More

recently

it

was

the

official

residence

of

Prince

Charles

Princess

Diana

and

their

two

sons

Today

it

is

still

an

official

private

residence

and

workplace

for

many

royals

including

Prince

William

and

Prince

Harry

but

the

State

Rooms

are

open

to

the

public

There

is

a

lot

to

see

here

and

it

can

be

a

bit

confusing

to

try

to

wander

around

on

your

own

but

luckily

the

palace

has

put

together

several

different

selfguided

routes

based

on

different

themes

and

people

eg

Kings

Apartments

Queen

Victoria

royal

fashion

to

help

you

get

the

most

of

your

visit

There

is

a

cafe

here

and

the

garden

is

a

nice

place

to

enjoy

a

cup

of

tea

if

the

weather

is

pleasant

This

palace

can

be

very

busy

especially

in

the

summer

months

or

when

they

have

a

popular

exhibition

If

you

dont

have

a

London

Pass

I

would

recommend

booking

your

ticket

in

advance

and

if

you

do

have

a

London

Pass

Id

recommend

arriving

near

opening

time

Kensington

Gardens

After

visiting

Kensnigton

Palace

if

the

weather

is

nice

Id

spend

some

time

exploring

Kensington

Gardens

and

adjacent

Hyde

Park

Within

this

large

green

space

youll

find

a

number

of

gardens

sporting

area

statues

biking

trails

and

boat

rentals

seasonal

Some

of

the

notable

places

to

see

or

visit

include

the

Serpentine

Gallery

Serpentine

Sackler

Gallery

the

Princess

Diana

Memorial

Peter

Pan

statue

the

Elfin

Oak

and

the

ornate

Albert

Memorial

An

easy

place

to

spend

an

hour

or

two

Royal

Albert

Hall

The

Royal

Albert

Hall

is

a

worldclass

performance

venue

that

was

opened

in

by

Queen

Victoria

The

hall

has

hosted

just

about

every

kind

of

event

which

have

included

concerts

by

Richard

Wagner

wartime

speeches

by

Winston

Churchill

rock

concerts

by

the

Beatles

tennis

tournaments

Cirque

du

Soleil

performances

and

Star

Wars

films

accompanied

by

a

live

symphony

orchestra

It

has

been

host

to

the

BBC

Proms

for

decades

If

you

are

interested

in

going

inside

you

can

take

a

guided

tour

of

the

Royal

Albert

Hall

fee

Guided

tours

include

the

original

carriage

entrance

the

auditorium

gallery

royal

private

box

and

the

private

suites

of

the

royal

family

If

youd

rather

come

for

a

performance

you

can

head

inside

to

the

Ticket

Office

Note

if

you

are

on

a

small

budget

inexpensive

standing

room

only

tickets

are

available

for

some

performances

including

the

BBC

Proms

Kensington

Museums

Its

museum

time

Kensington

is

one

of

our

favorite

areas

for

museums

as

it

has

loads

of

them

and

the

best

part

is

that

almost

all

of

them

are

free

to

visit

Lets

talk

about

the

three

main

museums

and

you

can

choose

your

favorite

or

dive

into

all

three

First

you

have

The

Science

Museum

which

has

information

and

exhibits

on

a

range

of

scientific

topics

from

genetics

and

electricity

to

space

travel

and

virtual

reality

There

are

loads

of

interactive

exhibits

that

are

both

fun

and

educational

The

museum

also

has

an

IMAX

theater

fee

Next

you

have

the

Natural

History

Museum

and

its

giant

life

and

earth

science

specimens

are

housed

in

a

beautiful

building

that

looks

more

like

a

cathedral

than

a

museum

Its

collection

holds

over

million

items

and

you

can

see

everything

from

dinosaur

skeletons

to

specimens

collected

by

Charles

Darwin

to

a

giant

mineral

collection

There

is

also

a

seasonal

butterfly

house

fee

at

the

museum

The

Victoria

Albert

Museum

often

referred

to

as

the

VA

Museum

is

the

worlds

largest

museum

of

decorative

arts

and

design

with

over

million

objects

in

its

collection

that

spans

years

of

human

history

Youll

find

everything

from

Greek

pillars

to

Chinese

vases

to

Alexander

McQueen

gowns

here

The

museum

is

also

known

for

hosting

popular

temporary

exhibitions

fee

throughout

the

year

Kensington

is

wellknown

as

a

shopping

destination

with

many

of

its

most

famous

stores

located

along

Kensington

High

Street

Brompton

Road

Kings

Road

and

Sloane

Street

Among

the

hundreds

of

stores

youll

find

popular

antique

stores

the

British

department

store

Harvey

Nichols

and

the

worldfamous

Harrods

with

its

million

square

feet

of

retail

space

which

sells

everything

from

speciality

food

to

designer

shoes

Harrods

was

started

by

Charles

Henry

Harrods

as

a

small

familyrun

shop

but

like

many

British

landmark

institutions

it

is

sadly

now

owned

by

foreign

corporations

in

this

case

the

state

of

Qatar

In

addition

to

shopping

you

might

also

want

to

stop

for

an

afternoon

tea

such

as

this

fashion

inspired

afternoon

tea

in

Knightsbridge

If

you

prefer

a

market

the

Portobello

Road

Market

in

Chelsea

is

a

popular

market

and

at

its

best

on

Saturdays

There

are

many

cafes

and

restaurants

in

this

area

if

you

are

here

at

dinner

time

Alternatives

There

are

many

other

things

to

see

in

the

area

mostly

in

Chelsea

including

the

Chelsea

Physic

Garden

fee

Leighton

House

Museum

fee

Design

Museum

Portobello

Road

Market

Chelsea

Football

Club

Stadium

Tour

Museum

fee

and

the

recently

renovated

National

Army

Museum

London

Itinerary

Day

Greenwich

or

Free

Day

For

your

final

day

in

London

consider

spending

the

day

in

the

London

borough

of

Greenwich

Greenwich

is

worldfamous

as

the

traditional

location

of

the

Prime

Meridian

and

for

its

observatory

but

it

also

has

a

number

of

historical

buildings

museums

a

market

a

giant

park

and

a

famous

tea

clipper

A

large

portion

of

Greenwich

and

most

of

todays

suggested

itinerary

is

part

of

the

UNESCO

World

Heritage

Site

known

as

Maritime

Greenwich

Or

alternatively

leave

this

day

free

to

wander

around

Londons

streets

and

parks

do

some

shopping

or

catch

up

on

places

you

missed

on

prior

days

Maybe

you

want

to

simply

spend

a

day

relaxing

by

the

Thames

exploring

the

latest

art

exhibits

buying

gifts

for

loved

ones

back

home

or

checking

out

vintage

clothing

shops

This

is

also

a

perfect

day

to

follow

your

specific

interests

and

passions

whether

it

is

searching

for

Harry

Potter

in

London

checking

out

Londons

best

pubs

visiting

Winston

Churchill

sites

taking

a

Jack

the

Ripper

tour

checking

off

Londons

World

Heritage

sites

exploring

Londons

street

art

or

finding

the

perfect

fish

chips

shop

Click

here

or

on

map

below

for

Greenwich

location

details

Cutty

Sark

The

Cutty

Sark

fee

is

a

British

clipper

ship

built

in

Scotland

on

the

River

Clyde

in

The

ship

is

historically

significant

for

being

one

of

the

last

tea

clipper

ships

ever

built

and

one

of

the

last

clipper

ships

of

this

period

still

in

existence

The

ship

was

originally

used

to

carry

tea

from

China

to

England

as

quickly

as

possible

and

would

visit

almost

every

major

world

port

during

its

life

at

sea

In

later

years

as

steampowered

ships

became

popular

the

Cutty

Sark

was

used

for

cargo

transport

and

then

as

a

training

ship

It

was

dry

docked

here

in

and

is

now

one

of

the

areas

most

popular

tourist

attractions

A

tour

of

the

Cutty

Sark

allows

you

to

see

the

ships

interior

learn

about

the

ships

history

and

what

it

was

like

at

sea

in

Victorian

times

hear

stories

of

the

people

on

board

the

ship

and

see

the

ships

hull

up

close

as

you

walk

underneath

it

There

is

also

a

cafe

in

board

where

you

can

grab

sandwiches

or

have

afternoon

tea

if

you

want

a

full

afternoon

tea

book

it

in

advance

Old

Royal

Naval

College

The

Old

Royal

Naval

College

is

a

set

of

buildings

designed

by

Christopher

Wren

whose

original

purpose

was

to

serve

as

a

place

to

care

for

and

house

retired

seamen

Later

the

large

building

complex

was

used

as

a

naval

training

college

and

today

is

used

for

a

number

of

functions

and

many

of

the

buildings

are

open

to

the

public

Wed

recommend

starting

your

visit

at

the

Greenwich

Visitor

Centre

which

has

some

helpful

information

displays

and

artifacts

Then

you

can

wander

around

the

site

to

admire

the

buildings

and

you

can

visit

the

Chapel

and

the

beautiful

Painted

Hall

painted

by

James

Thornhill

in

the

early

century

Guided

tours

can

also

sometimes

be

arranged

for

those

with

a

special

interest

to

see

more

areas

of

the

complex

not

usually

open

to

the

public

Before

the

Old

Royal

Naval

College

was

built

the

Palace

of

Placentia

better

known

as

Greenwich

Palace

sat

here

which

was

the

birthplace

of

King

Henry

VIII

and

his

daughters

and

later

queens

Mary

I

and

Elizabeth

I

You

can

learn

more

about

it

in

the

Greenwich

Visitor

Centre

National

Maritime

Museum

The

National

Maritime

Museum

is

a

great

museum

dedicated

to

the

dramatic

maritime

history

of

Britain

The

museum

covers

about

everything

related

to

the

sea

from

shipping

and

trading

fishing

technology

development

the

Atlantic

Slave

trade

pirates

and

explorers

war

battles

at

sea

leisure

cruises

and

the

life

of

seamen

throughout

the

ages

Youll

even

find

JMW

Turners

largest

painting

The

Battle

of

Trafalgar

here

The

museum

is

packed

with

information

exhibits

and

fun

interactive

bits

The

museum

is

free

to

visit

Not

far

away

you

can

also

visit

the

Queens

House

a

beautiful

and

architecturally

significant

former

royal

residence

designed

by

Inigo

Jones

Admiral

Nelsons

Trafalgar

coat

Greenwich

Park

Greenwich

Park

is

yet

another

of

the

large

royal

parks

in

London

that

was

once

a

royal

hunting

park

Here

in

its

green

acresyoull

find

a

number

of

attractions

historical

ruins

memorials

sporting

fields

a

deer

park

and

gardens

Our

favorites

are

the

rose

garden

the

Rangers

House

which

houses

the

Wernher

Collection

of

art

and

the

Royal

Observatory

Greenwich

Note

that

the

hill

in

the

park

is

a

bit

steep

but

those

who

climb

the

hill

are

also

rewarded

by

a

nice

view

of

London

Greenwich

Park

Royal

Observatory

Greenwich

The

Royal

Observatory

Greenwich

fee

is

a

wellknown

observatory

that

has

played

a

significant

role

in

the

history

of

astronomy

and

navigation

It

is

known

as

the

location

of

the

prime

meridian

and

gave

its

name

to

Greenwich

Mean

Time

GMT

and

sits

first

on

the

meridian

line

The

observatory

is

now

maintained

as

a

museum

and

visitors

can

learn

about

the

history

and

discoveries

at

the

observatory

stand

on

the

famous

Meridian

line

visit

Flamsteed

House

see

a

camera

obscura

and

see

the

great

equatorial

telescope

Admission

includes

an

audioguide

to

make

the

most

of

your

selfguided

visit

Nearby

is

the

interactive

Astronomy

Centre

free

to

visit

and

the

attached

Peter

Harrison

Planetarium

fee

which

is

currently

Londons

only

planetarium

Greenwich

Market

Greenwich

Market

has

been

in

existence

since

the

century

and

is

one

of

Londons

best

covered

markets

The

market

sells

food

clothing

flowers

antiques

crafts

souvenirs

art

and

more

There

are

also

a

number

of

pubs

and

restaurants

nearby

A

great

area

to

grab

a

snack

or

meal

Isle

of

Dogs

If

you

are

looking

for

a

walk

underneath

the

River

Thames

you

can

take

a

walk

across

the

Greenwich

Foot

Tunnel

to

the

Isle

of

Dogs

The

Isle

of

Dogs

is

surrounded

by

the

Thames

on

three

sides

and

while

once

industrial

dock

area

it

is

mainly

a

residential

area

now

The

view

from

the

Island

Gardens

across

the

river

of

the

Queens

House

and

Greenwich

Hospital

was

depicted

by

Canaletto

in

a

few

of

his

paintings

From

here

you

can

walk

back

across

the

tunnel

to

Greenwich

or

take

public

transit

onto

your

destination

Note

that

if

you

havent

done

a

Thames

cruise

yet

and

still

want

to

you

can

pick

up

a

boat

at

the

Greenwich

Pier

near

the

Greenwich

foot

tunnel

entrance

Final

Night

Out

If

you

havent

already

taken

in

a

West

End

Show

or

gone

out

for

some

of

Londons

nightlife

this

is

your

last

chance

to

do

it

If

you

are

looking

for

an

earlier

evening

big

flight

tomorrow

consider

splurging

on

a

nice

dinner

to

enjoy

your

final

evening

in

London

and

talk

about

all

the

great

things

you

saw

and

did

during

your

days

in

London

Save

Money

on

your

Days

in

London

Trip

with

the

London

Pass

We

wanted

to

give

you

an

example

of

the

cost

savings

over

days

in

London

if

you

have

a

London

Pass

The

following

is

based

on

the

above

itinerary

although

it

doesnt

include

every

single

attraction

we

suggested

but

includes

what

we

believe

is

a

realistic

number

for

someone

planning

to

actively

sightsee

based

on

the

above

itinerary

Here

is

the

cost

savings

for

days

in

London

for

people

with

the

London

Pass

So

as

you

can

see

in

this

example

we

ended

up

with

a

savings

of

per

person

for

a

total

cost

savings

of

This

is

definitely

a

considerable

amount

for

six

days

of

sightseeing

Even

if

we

had

visited

significantly

fewer

sites

during

the

six

days

in

London

we

would

have

still

saved

money

with

the

London

Pass

A

general

rule

is

that

you

need

to

visit

an

average

of

to

attractions

per

day

to

save

money

with

a

day

London

Pass

We

highly

recommend

that

all

visitors

check

out

the

London

Pass

especially

if

it

is

your

first

visit

to

London

It

covers

free

entry

to

over

attractions

and

museums

plus

a

number

of

discounts

on

tours

restaurants

souvenirs

and

theater

tickets

Not

only

will

it

save

many

visitors

money

it

also

saves

times

by

providing

fast

track

entry

into

certain

busy

sites

However

it

is

not

a

great

fit

for

everyone

and

if

you

are

not

sure

if

it

is

a

good

fit

or

not

read

our

full

review

of

the

London

Pass

to

help

you

decide

as

it

breaks

down

the

features

ways

to

purchase

the

transport

option

how

to

calculate

your

cost

savings

and

more

There

you

have

our

suggested

London

itinerary

on

how

to

spend

days

in

London

If

you

were

planning

a

trip

to

London

which

of

these

places

would

be

mustsees

on

your

itinerary

If

youve

visited

London

what

were

you

favorite

spots

in

London

If

you

are

planning

a

visit

to

London

and

have

any

questions

about

the

itinerary

or

visiting

London

just

ask

them

in

the

comments

below

and

as

always

we

are

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What Causes A Can Of Food To Swell By Eric Sonstroem Posted September 11 2008 Youve seen misshapen and swollen cans in the supermarket What causes them to change shape Loading 000 Most of us are cautious eaters If youre munching grapes youll probably skip one thats all shriveled and discolored in favor of the round healthy ones Likewise when you choose a can of food at the supermarket youll likely choose one thats exactly canshaped not one thats misshapen and swollen Reasons for swelling A can of food can swell for two separate reasons The first is what food scientists call hydrogen swelling and it only happens to cans of acidic food such as tomatoes or citrus fruit The acids in the food begin to attack and dissolve the metal lining of the can and one of the byproducts of this chemical reaction is hydrogen gas Because the can is sealed the gas builds up causing the can to swell Poorly processed foods The second reason a can swells is the result of poorly processed food Before its canned food needs to be sterilized to remove all the potentially dangerous microorganisms especially those that can live inside a can without oxygen If some of these organisms are left behind they can thrive in the can spoiling the food and giving off carbon dioxide gas In this case carbon dioxide causes the can to swell Tell your grocer Standing in the supermarket aisle theres no way you can tell whether a can is swollen because of hydrogen or carbon dioxide gas but that shouldnt really matter Assume that the food has spoiled inform the store manager and choose a healthy canshaped can instead Tags cans food Grocery hydrogen swelling oxygen processed food Related Posts Automatically Generated Is Your Wine Allergy An Allergy To Sulfites Is Global Warming Good For Grizzlies Trans Fats Explained Sleeping With Plants Stay Connected Support for Indiana Public Media Comes From Become an Indiana Public Media supporter About A Moment of Science A Moment of Science is a daily audio podcast public radio program and video series providing the scientific story behind some of lifes most perplexing mysteries Search A Moment of Science

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Can You Make Someone an Executor in a Will Without Going Through a Lawyer By Anna Assad When you write a will you need to name an executor An executor is the person responsible for carrying out your final directions and wishes regarding your property and belongings The person you name as executor should be trustworthy and responsible as shell have to manage your entire estate You dont need a lawyer to make a will or to name an executor You also dont have to ask a person for permission before naming her as executor in your will although it is in your best interest to do so If your chosen executor decides she doesnt want the Step 1 Talk to the person you want to name executor Confirm that she understands what an executor does and what her responsibilities will be Tell her where you are storing your will so she doesnt have trouble finding the document when you die Step 2 Name the person you chose as the executor in the appointment or naming section of the will Write in her full legal name where indicated if youre using a will form Dont use nicknames Protect your loved ones Start My Estate Plan Step 3 Use staterequired wording for nominating an executor if youre writing the will yourself Wording differs by state check the official website of your countys probate or surrogates court to find state laws regarding executor nomination wording in a will An example of a common acceptable phrasing is I hereby name appoint and constitute executors name here as the executor of my Last Will and Testament Step 4 Complete your will Both you and at least one witness over 18 need to sign the will State laws vary on how many witnesses you need Check with the county probate court for laws relating to proper final will execution Step 5 Store the will in the spot you told the executor Tell your executor if you change the wills location later Protect your loved ones Start My Estate Plan How to Make Someone the Executor of a Will References

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