How about swapping the tour on the famous tour bus for a fun and healthy bike tour? You can hire a bike tour in groups with tourist guides or rent a bicycle available in different parts of the city. Here’s an itinerary with eight attractions located in central London.
#1 London Eye
Begin your journey by visiting the world’s highest observation wheel. The experience shows breathtaking 360-degree views of the capital and its famous monuments.
#2 Parliament
Continue the walk across Westminster Bridge and stopping to admire and photograph Big Ben. Then stop in Parliament Square to see Westminster Abbey and Westminster Palace.
#3 Parada – St James’s Park
Then head towards St James’s Park considered the oldest of London’s Royal Parks. Enjoy a snack while admiring the scenery.
#4 -Buckingham Palace
Leave the park on the west side make a stop at Buckingham Palace, depending on the day and time you can see the changing of guards outside.
#5 – Covent Garden
Continue to Covent Garden. A must-see destination for those who enjoy shopping, theater, restaurants, bars, history, and culture. Start at Covent Garden Piazza, then the Apple Market, and finally visit the London Transport Museum.
#6 – St Paul’s Cathedral
The next stop is a visit to the iconic St. Paul’s Cathedral, be sure to visit the imposing cathedral interior and take a guided tour to explore the building.
#7 – Tower of London e Tower of Bridge
Head to the Tower of London, one of the main attractions of the British capital, a great fortress built on the banks of the River Thames in 1078. If you want to go on the tour, you need to buy a ticket. Then continue the tour by following the Tower Bridge. If you want to know more about the history of the bridge you can visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition.
8 Borough Market
Continue along Tower Bridge to the last stop, the Borough Market, located next to London Bridge Station.
