I'll be in London from Nov 8th to Nov 14th, 2025 (staying near Tottenham Hale). I've put together an itinerary based on the attractions I want to visit, trying to group them by zone and fit them around my fixed commitments.
Important Note: I've decided NOT to enter the Tower of London or go up the Tower Bridge, I'll just see them from outside. This should free up some time!
I'm wondering if this itinerary is too ambitious. I'd love your local opinions: Is this feasible, or is it too much for 6 days? Any suggestions for prioritization, cuts, or better optimization?
My FIXED commitments:
* Nov 8 (Evening): Ministry of Sound * Nov 9 (Morning): Richmond Park * Nov 10 (10:50 AM): Rock Tour * Nov 11 (10:00 AM): Sky Garden (tickets booked)
# My Proposed Itinerary:
* Sat (Nov 8): Arrive > South Bank (evening) > Ministry of Sound. * Sun (Nov 9): Richmond Park (morning) > Natural History Museum > Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens. * Mon (Nov 10): Rock Tour (morning) > West End walking (Soho, Piccadilly, Chinatown, Trafalgar, Covent Garden). * Tue (Nov 11): Sky Garden (morning) > St Paul's Cathedral > Borough Market (lunch) > See Tower of London & Tower Bridge from outside/nearby area. * Wed (Nov 12): Buckingham Palace (Changing of the Guard) > Churchill War Rooms > Westminster Abbey > Big Ben/Parliament. (This day feels very tight). * Thu (Nov 13): Highgate Cemetery > Camden Town/Market > British Museum. * Fri (Nov 14): Departure.
Attractions like the Imperial War Museum and Kew Gardens were omitted due to time constraints.
All feedback and advice are highly appreciated! Cheers! #travel source