LONDON

London is the capital city of the United Kingdom. It's such a big city that can satisfy everyone's expectations. It has not only beautiful architecture and sights, but also museums, big parks, shops, and so much diversity.

In this blogpost you're going to find a detailed 4-day planning of  a trip to London. This is all based on our experience, so we can recommend you the best of the city.

FIRST DAY

We arrived at Gatwick Airport at 1PM. Our flight with Vueling had been pleasant, even though it had been delayed. We stayed at the Ibis Hotel at Earl's Court, which was a decent hotel without many accomodations, although we had everything necessar we needed for our short trip. A bus brought us to the city centre every day.

The first thing we did was go to Leicester Square to have lunch. To go there, we went through Trafalgar Square and saw Westminster's abbey. It's a square with restaurants and shops, including a huge Lego shop and the biggest M&M's store. If I were you, I would visit both these shops, and make sure to visit the other floors on the M&M's store, which is something some of us forgot.

After lunch, we walked to Buckingham Palace, and then took a walk around St. James' Park. This park was one of the most beautiful sights of the trip. We had a lot of fun because there were many squirrels and they approached us and we could even pet them.

Then, we walked to the Thames and saw the Houses of the Parliament, the Big Ben and the London Eye, and we took a walk around the area. It was beautiful but the Houses of the Parliament were all covered because of the reparations, and we could only see the clock of the Big Ben. (If you follow this planning, keep in mind that the next day you're going to end up here too after getting a ferry, so we suggest you visit something else this time). After this, we went to the hotel, we settled in and then we had dinner.