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3 Days in London: A Day-by-Day Itinerary

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Here is how a real traveler spent 3 days in London. Day 1: Little Venice, Daunt Books. Day 2: Wilton’s Music Hall, The Tower of London. Day 3: Buckingham Palace, Covent Garden. The stop most travelers include is Covent Garden, in 2 of 2 trips. The full plan below has times, ticket prices and travel time between stops.

Built from 2 real traveler itineraries on Packy AI, copied 1 time by travelers. Last updated November 2026 by the Packy AI Travel Team.

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3 days in London, day by day

A real plan from a traveler on Packy AI, copied by 1 other traveler. Follow it as it is, or copy it and change anything.

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Day 1: Little Venice and Daunt Books

  1. Little Venice

    A picturesque network of waterways and canals, offering a serene escape and charming views of houseboats and weeping willows.

    2-3 hoursFree
  2. Daunt Books

    Daunt Books is renowned for its Edwardian architecture and extensive collection of travel books, providing a unique browsing experience.

    1-2 hoursFree entry
  3. Oxford Circus

    Oxford Circus is a bustling retail hub, famous for its vibrant atmosphere and endless shopping opportunities across major brands.

    2-4 hoursFree to visit; costs vary for shops and dining.
  4. The Globe Theatre

    An iconic reconstruction of Shakespeare's original theatre, offering an immersive experience of Elizabethan drama.

    2 to 3 hoursFrom £10 for standing tickets; £40 for seated tickets, prices may vary by performance.

Day 2: Wilton’s Music Hall and The Tower of London

  1. Wilton’s Music Hall

    Wilton’s Music Hall is London's oldest surviving music hall, showcasing an eclectic mix of performances in a stunning historical venue.

    2 hoursTickets typically range from £10 to £40, depending on the event.
  2. The Tower of London

    A historic castle rich in royal history, home to the Crown Jewels, and infamous for its past as a prison.

    2-3 hoursAdults: £29.90, Children (5-15): £14.90, Under 5: Free.
  3. The London Eye

    The London Eye offers breathtaking views of London’s skyline, standing as a symbol of the city’s modernity and engineering excellence.

    1-2 hoursStandard tickets: £32.50 for adults, £27.00 for children (ages 3-15), under 3 free.
  4. The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben

    A historical symbol of London, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben are iconic landmarks featuring stunning Gothic architecture and a rich political heritage.

    1.5 to 2 hoursAdults: £28, Children: £12.50 (subject to change)

Day 3: Buckingham Palace and Covent Garden

  1. Buckingham Palace

    Iconic residence of the British monarch, renowned for its Changing of the Guard ceremony and historical significance.

    2-3 hoursAdults: £30, Children: £16, Family tickets available.
  2. Covent Garden

    Covent Garden is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, historic market, and street performances, making it a cultural hub in London.

    2 to 3 hoursFree entry; individual attractions may have separate fees.
  3. St. Paul's Cathedral

    An architectural masterpiece with a stunning dome, rich history, and breathtaking views from the Whispering Gallery.

    1.5 to 2 hoursAdults: £20, Children (6-17 years): £8, Under 6: Free, Family Ticket: £40
  4. Postman's Park

    Postman's Park is unique for its touching memorial to heroic self-sacrifice, honoring individuals who died saving others.

    1-2 hoursFree

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Yes. The plan on this page fits 12 stops into 3 days, about 4 a day. Travelers on Packy have planned London trips from 2 to 10 days.

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