Great Britain-7-day-itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in London

  • Places to Go: Buckingham Palace (open from 9am-6pm), The British Museum (open from 10am-5:30pm)
  • Activities: Take a stroll along the South Bank of the Thames, grab a traditional English breakfast at a local café
  • Things to Know: London is a massive city - get an Oyster card for easy travel on public transport. Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular attractions.
  • Transportation: Arrive at Heathrow Airport (LHR) or Gatwick Airport (LGW), take the Tube or bus to your accommodation
  • Accommodation: Stay in central London, such as Covent Garden or Soho

Day 2: Explore London

  • Places to Go: The Tower of London (open from 9am-5:30pm), Tower Bridge (open from 10am-6pm)
  • Activities: Take a West End musical performance, visit the famous Camden Market
  • Things to Know: Be prepared for security checks at popular attractions. Don’t miss the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Buckingham Palace.
  • Transportation: Use your Oyster card or take the Tube to get around London
  • Accommodation: Same as Day 1

Day 3: Travel to Oxford

  • Places to Go: Christ Church College (open from 9am-5pm), Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology (open from 10am-5pm)
  • Activities: Take a punting tour along the River Cherwell, visit the famous Blackwell’s bookstore
  • Things to Know: Oxford is a city, not just a university. Be prepared for crowds in summer.
  • Transportation: Take a train or bus from London Paddington station ( approx 1 hour journey)
  • Accommodation: Stay in central Oxford, such as the High Street or Jericho area

Day 4: Explore Oxford

  • Places to Go: The Pitt Rivers Museum (open from 10am-5pm), Eagle and Child pub (where J.R.R. Tolkien used to write)
  • Activities: Visit the iconic Bodleian Library, take a stroll along the High Street
  • Things to Know: Be prepared for security checks at popular attractions.
  • Transportation: Use your Oyster card or take the Tube to get around Oxford
  • Accommodation: Same as Day 3

Day 5: Travel to Bath

  • Places to Go: Roman Baths (open from 9am-5pm), Royal Crescent (open from 10am-6pm)
  • Activities: Take a stroll along the River Avon, visit the famous Thermae Bath Spa
  • Things to Know: Be prepared for crowds in summer.
  • Transportation: Take a train or bus from Oxford station ( approx 1 hour journey)
  • Accommodation: Stay in central Bath, such as the High Street or Royal Crescent area

Day 6: Explore Bath

  • Places to Go: Jane Austen Centre (open from 10am-5pm), No. 1 Royal Crescent museum (open from 10am-6pm)
  • Activities: Visit the iconic Pulteney Bridge, take a stroll along the High Street
  • Things to Know: Be prepared for security checks at popular attractions.
  • Transportation: Use your Oyster card or take the Tube to get around Bath
  • Accommodation: Same as Day 5

Day 7: Return to London

  • Places to Go: None planned, but you can visit any attraction you missed on Day 1-6
  • Activities: Take a last-minute shopping spree in Covent Garden or Soho
  • Things to Know: Make sure you have your Oyster card and phone charger ready for the journey back to London.
  • Transportation: Take a train or bus from Bath station ( approx 1 hour journey)
  • Accommodation: Return to your original accommodation in central London

Visa Requirements:

  • As a tourist, you don’t need a visa to enter the UK if you’re a citizen of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, USA, or any EU country.
  • Check with the UK government website for up-to-date information on visa requirements.

Other Tips and Tricks:

  • Download the Visit Britain app for easy access to attractions, maps, and transport information.
  • Try some traditional British food, such as fish and chips, bangers and mash, or a full English breakfast.
  • Don’t forget to tip your bartender or server at popular pubs and restaurants.

Note: This itinerary is just a suggestion and can be customized based on individual preferences and interests.