London ultimate guide 4 days and 3 nights

4 Days and 3 nights in London

Here I explore things to do in London for 4 days and 3 nights for places to visit, places to explore, cheapest hotels to stay, famous foods to eat, and more and more. come along with me to do a real exploration of nature in London city of United Kingdom.

There are more places to explore in London and more places to visit the architecture and buildings in London to memorizing feeling to everyone. if you have any plans to visit London please come soon because it’s not only a city it’s a heaven place on earth.

okay then now will explore the above things like as I said earlier, we are going to spend the 4 days and 3 nights in London within that days we will explore maximum places and enjoy the each and every movement.

What are all the things to do in London with in 4 days and 3 nights. 

Day 1: Belgravia, Mayfair, Westminster, & Embankment

 

There are several places you don’t want to miss on your Belgravia walking tour,

• Peggy Porsche’s pink, flowery is probably the most Instagrammed spot in London. If you were hoping to try their famous treats, expect a long line.
• Moyses Stevens Flowers is beautifully decorated inside and out. Every few months one they keep on updating their doors display with eye-popping flowers, after the updating it seems wonderful.

Westminster abbey, whether you’re an architecture lover, history buff, or literature fan, you must need to see Westminster Abbey. once you see this kind of architectural building you are standing mouthless for some more hours because that much of rare specious it is. This Gothic masterpiece has been hosting England’s coronations and royal weddings for nearly 1,000 years.

Day 2: City of London and Southwark

I’ll be honest about the Tower of London is one step removed from a tourist trap. Even the guiding persons aren’t afraid to admit it. And yet, the cost and the crowds and the guided tours, the Tower of London is pretty fantastic.

Day 3: Notting Hill, Kensington, & Regent’s Park

At Notting Hill, most people come here for the brightly colored row homes because the colors they painted is very unique and good colorful sightseeing for the Tourister and famous Portobello Road market. But there’s more to see if you know where to look.

Starting from Ladbroke Grove tube station, here are some highlights and hidden gems to see on your walking tour of Notting Hill.

• St. Luke’s Mews might be the prettiest residences in all of London, with pastel painted homes and cobblestone pavers, and more.
• Lancaster Road is home to the iconic row of bold and colorful houses you maybe see in photos of Notting Hill on the internet.
• Ladbroke Walk is one vibrant strip of cute homes in all the around area of Notting hill.

Day 4: Hampstead, St Pancras, Bloomsbury, & Covent Garden

Hampstead Heath is one of London’s biggest green spaces. Walking trails wind through forests and fields, and residents use the public bathing ponds year-round.

Covent Garden is a vibrant area packed to the brim with stores and restaurants. Frankly, you could spend all day here and still not see everything.

Even if you’re not a big spender, there’s plenty to see and do. Here are some of the area’s highlights.

Covent Garden’s covered market is beautiful all year, but it becomes the most stunning place in London in December.

 

Top cheapest hotels in London for 4 days and 3 nights

So, if you’re wondering or thinking where to stay on a budget hotel in London, here are the great options.

Camden Town is just north of Central London, and because it’s a bit further away from the hustle and bustle, it’s a bit cheaper.
London is without a doubt, one of the world’s greatest cities. As the capital city of the United Kingdom, it is a sprawling metropolis that is a huge cultural and financial hub for travelers and locals in England.

 

Here mention the top 5 cheapest hotels to stay in London and their people’s reviews about that, make use of it whenever you visit London for touring purposes.

• Park Grand Paddington Court – 4,165 reviews.
• Travelodge London City hotel -3,312 reviews.
• Strand Palace- 1,316 reviews.
• Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot– 1,143 reviews.
• The Hide London- 1,449 reviews.