Keep reading to check out my FREE Sightseeing Walking Tour of London.
If you’re in London for a limited amount of time you’ll want to use that time as best as possible, right?
I’ve put together a great sight-seeing walking tour of London that takes you past 23 of the key sights that you’ll want to check out while you’re here. The route is super interesting and allows you to use your time, your money and your walking energy as wisely as possible.
You can choose to use the walking tour just as photo opportunities or you can go pay to go inside some of the sights and explore further if you wish. If you’d like to do that it’s worth checking out The London Pass. Also, if you want to take the route a little bit slower, remember you can also split it up over two days.
Here is your FREE Sightseeing Walking Tour of London.
Ready? Let’s walk!
You’ll start your walking tour at Covent Garden.
Then you’ll wander through to the bright lights of Piccadilly Circus.
Next, you’ll arrive at Trafalgar Square where you can stop off at the statue of Horatio Nelson.
Then it’s time for a stroll through St James Park on your way to Buckingham Palace.
After Buckingham Palace, you’ll head to Westminster Abbey.
Once you’ve seen the spectacular abbey, you’ll go past the statue of Winston Churchill, past Big Ben & The House of Parliament
Walk over Westminster Bridge and admire the view of London from the water.
You won’t be able to miss The London Eye
At the bridge, turn left and head down the South Bank, past the book market, the skate park, the Royal Festival Hall and the National Theatre
Eventually, you’ll end up along Bankside where you can have a poem written by the poem guy…
… or you can feel cultured at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre…
… or the Tate Museum. Make sure you visit the viewing tower while you are there to see amazing views right over London for FREE!
Eventually, you’ll pass the Golden Hinde pirate ship before you arrive at foodie heaven at Borough Market.
You won’t able to miss The Shard.
Soon, you’ll walk over Tower Bridge.
Then I’d recommend you have a little wander around St Katherine’s Dock before you get lost in the history of the Tower of London.
Close to the Tower of London is the Monument to the Fire of London which you can walk to the top if you wish.
Finally, you’ll end at the beautiful St Paul’s Cathedral.
I’ve created a really handy Google map for you below which shows you the entire route above so you can easily follow along on your phone!
