Itinerary for 6 Day London Trip – looking for feedback and lunch suggestions

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6-Day London Trip Itinerary – Looking for Feedback and Lunch Recommendations

Hello everyone,

I’m excited to share our itinerary for our upcoming trip to London! With a passion for royal history and my husband’s love for cocktails, we’ve planned a mix of activities. We would appreciate any feedback and lunch suggestions along the way.

Saturday, April 19
– Arrive at 7 AM
– Drop off bags at our hotel (near Hyde Park)
– Breakfast and explore Kensington Gardens/Hyde Park
– Other ideas before checking in at 2 PM: Self-guided audio tour of Parliament or London Walks’ 11 AM Old Westminster Tour
– Early dinner at LeBab in Soho

Sunday, April 20 (Easter Sunday)
– London Landmarks Bike Tour from 10 AM to 1:30 PM
– Early dinner at Dishoom in Soho
– Drinks at Swift (reservation made)
– Potential extras: Bar Termini & Three Sheets

Monday, April 21
– Visit St. Dunstan in the East
– Tower of London – 9 AM tickets
– Walk across Tower Bridge, stroll part of the Queen’s Walk, and find lunch
– Looking for lunch suggestions!
– Cross London Bridge to Sky Garden
– Explore Leadenhall Market
– Early dinner at Wicked Fish
– Cocktails at Happiness Forgets (reservation hopeful) & Home Bar

Tuesday, April 22
– Morning to late afternoon at Hampton Court
– Drinks and light dinner at Lyaness Bar (reservation made)
– Walk along Queen’s Walk to the Palace of Westminster

Wednesday, April 23
– Westminster Abbey Tour at 9:30 AM (aiming for a 10 or 10:30 AM Vergers Tour)
– Looking for lunch recommendations near Westminster or the V&A!
– Visit the Victoria & Albert Museum

Thursday, April 24
– Windsor Castle – 9:30 AM entry
– Watch the changing of the guards at 11 AM
– Lunch at The Two Brewers
– Consider walking to Eton?
– Return to London for dinner at Punjab and drinks at Scarfes Bar

Friday, April 25
– Morning flight

Thank you in advance for your thoughts and suggestions!

One thought on “Itinerary for 6 Day London Trip – looking for feedback and lunch suggestions”

  1. Your itinerary for London looks fantastic and well thought out, combining both royal history and cocktail experiences! Here’s some feedback along with lunch suggestions for the specific days you highlighted:

    General Feedback:

    • Start with Energy: Since your flight lands early, be sure to rest up a bit if needed at the hotel after checking in. A leisurely breakfast can help combat jet lag.
    • Reservations: Since you’re visiting popular dining spots like Dishoom and Lyaness, it’s great that you’ve made reservations. Consider doing the same for places that might get busy, especially during Easter.

    Lunch Suggestions:

    Monday, April 21: Near Tower Bridge/Queens Walk
    1. The Flour & Spice Cafe: A cozy spot with great sandwiches and pastries, perfect for a quick bite.
    2. The Ivy Tower Bridge: A lovely spot with a beautiful view, serving modern British classics; might need reservations.
    3. St. Katharine Docks: This area has a range of eating options, from casual eateries to slightly upscale dining.

    Wednesday, April 23: Near Westminster or V&A
    1. The Cellarium Café & Terrace: Located within Westminster Abbey, it’s convenient and has a nice selection of lunch options.
    2. The V&A Café: Inside the museum, it’s a gorgeous space, ideal for a light lunch break.
    3. Moti Mahal: Just a short walk from V&A, it offers Indian cuisine with a modern twist.

    Additional Considerations:

    • Explore Local Favorites: Look for local pubs or smaller cafes near attractions on your way to lunch. You might find some hidden gems.
    • Cocktail Recommendations: For your cocktail-loving husband, make sure to check out the bar menus for innovative drinks at places like Happiness Forgets, Swift, and Bar Termini, as each has its unique flair.

    Overall, your itinerary balances sightseeing, culinary experiences, and opportunities for relaxation beautifully. Enjoy your trip to London!

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