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What to visit

London is a big capital and beautiful and offers visitors countless attractions and things to do. Therefore, to enjoy it fully, it would take several weeks. If you are not lucky enough to be able to stop all this time, but you only have two days, we should program the right things to see, privileging some and sacrificing others for the benefit of the quality of your visit.
To help you a bit 'in planning your itinerary to visit London in two days, we propose our own, trusting that matches your interests.

First day

With the meter until you arrive at Waterloo Station. Then it is off to walk to the London Eye. Take a ride on the Ferris wheel, it has become one of the symbols of London: the city view from the top is truly a sight!

After the tour, cross the Thames passing on Wenstminster Bridge and reach the parliament building with the legendary Big Ben. Here you do your best as photographers to capture the imagination of all that is synonymous with London. Then continue to Wenstminstern Abbey, the most important religious monument of the capital (free with the London Pass).

Take a walk along Victoria Street and take Buckingham Palace Road, which takes you to the Palace of the Queen (if you pass by here in the right times you can see the changing of the guard: 11.30, every day from May to July, every other day the rest of the year, if the weather permits). If you're lucky and it's a beautiful day, you could take a break having lunch in the beautiful St James's Park, which will allow you to still enjoy the sight of Buckingham Palace.

After being refreshed, walk along the Mall coming up in Trafalgar Square. Stop to admire the beautiful square and the National Gallery, which overlooks. Take some pictures and continue to Picadilly Circus, a place of passage and encounter every day by thousands of tourists and Londoners. You can not of course do not capture this place, one of the major icons of London.

Second day

Even if you stay in London lasts only two days, we can not recommend a visit to the British Museum (Tottenham Court station). Our suggestion is to go in the morning (10:00 to 17:30 hours), so do not be overly tired and dedicate at least two hours. Given the innumerable amount of stored artifacts, the best thing to do is to arrive already knowing the various areas and what you intend to visit. Admission to the museum, one of the largest in the world, it's free.

In the afternoon, take the tube and get to the Tower Hill station (it will take less than 20 minutes) to reach the Tower of Lonon (free with the LondonPass) one of the most visited attractions in London. Do some shooting and even photographed the beautiful Tower Bidge, undisputed symbol of London. Take then the rest of the afternoon wandering around the City or the Square Mile, the temple of finance. Here are the imposing skyscrapers that will leave you in awe, but also the Cathedral of Saint Paul, not to be missed.

Round off your stay in London, dinner in one of the many bars of this neighborhood.