Get ready for an epic adventure in the heart of London, my friend! The city is full of history, culture and art just waiting to be savoured. Whether you're new to the city or a seasoned explorer, London has something for everyone. From travelling back in time through the city's past to diving into the beautiful culture of London, we've got you covered. Get ready to make memories! Grab your mates, bring your sense of adventure and let's dive into the magic of London day trips!

To see all the main sights, let's start early at 9.30am and our first stop is Tower Bridge. Tower Bridge is one of the most iconic bridges in the world, crossing the River Thames and built in the late 19th century. Over 50 designs were submitted when the decision was made to build the bridge. Its unique design consists of two towers connected by an elevated walkway that can be lifted to make room for large ships passing underneath. The bridge's lift is one of its most recognisable features. Inside the structure is a permanent exhibition that reveals the history and mechanics of the bridge lift, as well as offering spectacular views from high above across the River Thames and the city of London. You can even take a boat ride under Tower Bridge for the full experience. Also you can’t miss the two famous attractions nearby, the historic 11th-century Tower of London Castle and the Roman Wall Ruins that were probably built in the 3rd century.

Next, we have a British cultural icon which was completed in 1859. The official name of the tower in which Big Ben is located was originally the Clock Tower, but it was renamed to Elizabeth Tower in 2012. Big Ben lies at the north end of the Palace of Westminster, which is the House of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The palace was largely rebuilt, but it still contains some of the mediaeval parts. Public visits to the building are possible through official tours and are closed on Sundays and certain dates, including bank holidays and public holidays. If you have time, let's welcome The London Eye just across the Thames, a majestic symbol that adorns the skyline of London. It stands 135 metres tall, making it one of the tallest Ferris wheels in the world. From the top, visitors can take in the beauty of London in one unforgettable view, with Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge stretching out below. Each capsule is designed to provide an unforgettable experience, making every moment worthwhile while viewing the majestic city from above.

Palace of Westminster & Big Ben

Tour hours are usually:

Monday - Friday: 09.00 am - 05.00 pm, Saturday: 08.30 am - 04.00 pm

(Closed on Sundays and certain dates, including bank holidays and public holidays)

The London Eye

7PB, United Kingdom.

At noon let's take a walk to Buckingham Palace and if you are hungry on the way, stop and grab something to eat at Covent Garden or just grab a coffee or a quick bite somewhere around Trafalgar Square. Royal Buckingham Palace is considered the most important royal building in the UK. Since 1837, this place has been the ultimate symbol of British monarchy grandeur. Picture this: over 775 rooms, including 52 for guests and 78 bathrooms! The Queen throws garden bashes here every year to celebrate regular folks and military heroes alike, drawing crowds from all over. And who could forget the Changing of the Guard? It's like a real-life costume party as new guards in red threads swap spots with the old crew. Inside, it's a treasure trove of art and bling, with famous paintings, antique furniture, and the shiniest crown jewels you've ever seen. You can also visit the beautiful St James's Park with a lake located nearby.

Exclusive Guided Tours are available on selected dates from November to May, with tours starting at various times from 11:00 am - 16:30 pm. Tours last approximately 1.5 hours.

Around 15.00 pm we need to explore some parts of Hyde Park. Hyde Park is London's main park, it is a stunning oasis of green amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. Now it offers both world-class events and concerts together with plenty of quiet places to relax, Hyde Park also has a rich and varied history. It even contains an artificial lake named The Serpentine Lake, which is a centre for water activities such as hiring a rowing boat or enjoying the view of the fountains. The park stretches to Kensington Gardens, home to Kensington Palace. In 2004 the fountain in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales was opened there. With its breathtaking natural beauty and the variety of activities it offers, Hyde Park is an unmissable destination for anyone visiting London.

Let's visit at least one of the many incredible London Museums. London is full of incredible museums, and most of them are free of charge, there is something for everyone. Let's take a walk through the labyrinth of knowledge at the Science Museum in London, a place that captivates and piques our curiosity. Since 1857, the museum has been a major base for unrivalled science and technology. With over 300,000 artefacts covering everything from ancient medical equipment to models of spacecraft, you'll be dazzled by the scientific wonders around every corner. But wait, there's more! The interactive galleries aren't just a spectacle-they're a stage where you can get hands-on with experiments, try out modern devices, and feel the excitement of scientific discovery.

It’s getting late and what better way to end the day than with a trip to Camden Town. This formal industrial economic base has been replaced by amazing bars, food stalls, and interesting shops. The area hosts street markets and music venues, which are strongly associated with alternative culture. Camden Town is a haven for art, music and fashion lovers, one of the main attractions here is the Stables Market, which got its name from what used to be a horse stable and hospital. It features over 1,000 shops, stalls, and even a Cyber dog store with futuristic fashion, clubwear, rave clothes and live dancers inside the shop. The creative and vibrant atmosphere creates an unforgettable shopping experience, while the mouth-watering aromas of the various food stands make it the perfect place to explore the flavours of the world.

So, how's it going? Are you ready to explore the beauty of London in one adventurous day? From the glamour of Tower Bridge to the excitement of Camden Town, this city offers unforgettable experiences that are waiting to be uncovered. So, don't hesitate any longer! Plan your London day trips and find the best ticket prices through the Traveloka app. Prepare yourself to explore and create unforgettable memories in London!