How to Spend 3 Days in LONDON: London 3-Day Itinerary

London is an incredible city with so much to do and see

I've been living here for about 9 months now

and I still feel like I'm just scratching the surface of what London has to offer

I already created a one-day London itinerary

that allows you to see nearly all the main tourist sites in

one jam packed day if you don't have a ton of time to spend here

but today I'm giving you a 3-day itinerary that

will allow you to see as much as you possibly can in London city center

from amazing tourist sites to beautiful parks and delicious food

markets your 3 days in London will not disappoint with this itinerary

let's start by pulling up my Google map I created for London

anyone who watches my channel knows I'm a very visual person

and I love to create Google maps when I travel and use them in my videos

so if you're the same check out this video on how to create your own Google Map

so I've separated each day by color we'll do day one as green,

day two as orange and day three as red

so starting with the green pins on day one you'll take the tube or the bus to Westminster stop

a little side note before we dive into the sites

to see here at Westminster stop you can use Google Maps transit

to figure out how to get places using public transportation in

London or you can download City Mapper which I personally prefer

because it is a little bit more accurate and it tells you how much the journey will cost

whether you're using the bus or the metro it's super easy you just tap

to pay when you get to the till with a physical card or an app like Apple Pay

there is no need to buy a ticket at a machine

the bus is a flat fee of £1.75 for an hour no matter how many buses you take

and the tube charges you based on how many zones you cross starting at £2.70

so now here at Westminster you'll exit the tube station and right away you will see Big Ben

it's actually one of my favorite tube station views because it's just right

in your face when you exit it's stunning

Big Ben is attached to the Palace of Westminster which is the Parliament building

so take a nice little walk around the area to try and get some cute photos from all angles

Pro tip on Great George Street there are a series of red telephone booths

you'll see tons of people there you can't miss it

they are the perfect photo opportunity of you in the booth with Big Ben behind you

once you got that perfect shot head across the road to Westminster Abbey

the lawn right in front of the Abbey is actually another great place to take photos of Big Ben

or get a nice video view panning both Big Ben and Westminster Abbey

the Abbey itself is a stunning church that has been the location of all the