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London Calling!
London reveals itself as a city of layers and historic yet ever evolving, refined yet full of energy. Ancient landmarks stand beside cutting-edge design, leafy royal parks soften the city’s grand avenues, and centuries of tradition unfold alongside a bold, modern cultural scene. From quiet mornings along the Thames to evenings filled with theater, dining, and art, London offers an endlessly rich rhythm of discovery. Whether you’re drawn to its royal heritage, world class museums, or vibrant neighborhoods, the city invites you to experience history not as something preserved, but as something very much alive.
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Trip Information
Recommended trip length:
9 Days
Best time to travel:
April - October
Estimated price:
$20,000
Weather
In London, May ushers in one of the city’s most enjoyable seasons, as spring settles fully into bloom. Daytime temperatures typically range from 12°C to 19°C (54°F to 66°F), creating ideal conditions for walking the city, enjoying outdoor cafés, and exploring royal parks at their most vibrant. Longer daylight hours, blossoming gardens, and a lively cultural calendar bring renewed energy to the capital, while crowds remain lighter than in peak summer. With its mild weather and fresh, green landscapes, May offers a wonderfully balanced and atmospheric time to experience London at its best.
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Day 1: Welcome to London!
Day 1: Welcome to London!Private Transfer
After proceeding through immigration, baggage claim, and customs, meet your driver in the arrivals hall for a private transfer to your hotel for check-in.
London
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by London. Like New York City, this sophisticated and complicated British metropolis feels like it could be the capital of the world. People from all over the planet have settled there. Anything you want at any time of the day (or night) can be acquired (for a price). All types of cuisine from around the globe are represented. And the city’s institutions its museums, universities, libraries are some of the best in the world.
To avoid London in your travels is to avoid a piece of yourself. For once you experience this fast-moving, buzzing city, you forever belong to it as it belongs to you. And no single visit will ever do it justice. Most people need a lifetime getting to know London.
But depending on your interests, everyone can occupy themselves with the most interesting of activities and objects here. The British Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Tate Modern, Trafalgar Square, Harrods, Piccadilly Circus, the pub-laden streets of Soho, the Tower of London, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Regent’s Park, the British Library, Westminster, the Camden Market. And these are just the highlights one would find in a guidebook.
There’s even so much more. Street art and hipster culture in Shoreditch. Michelin-starred dining all over the place. Ambient, wood-clad pubs for sipping a pint of beer or a gin and tonic. Funky shops and Indian food on Brick Lane. Shopping on Oxford Street. The list could go on.
Your Stay: The Beaumont
A grand yet intimate, independent, five-star hotel. Superbly located on a quiet Mayfair square, The Beaumont recaptures the spirit of old-world luxury. Opened in 2014, The Beaumont is a five-star luxury London hotel with an old-world aesthetic and values, firmly underpinned by 21st century advances in technology and ease. It is privately-owned and independently run, with 50 rooms and 22 suites and studios.
A grand yet intimate, independent, five-star hotel. Superbly located on a quiet Mayfair square, The Beaumont recaptures the spirit of old-world luxury. Opened in 2014, The Beaumont is a five-star luxury London hotel with an old-world aesthetic and values, firmly underpinned by 21st century advances in technology and ease. It is privately-owned and independently-run, with 50 rooms and 22 suites and studios.
Thoughtfully designed and meticulously appointed, the rooms and suites at The Beaumont have the comfort of the guests foremost in mind. Original paintings, books and photographs add character to the art deco rooms, which have all the modern comforts, including high-speed wifi and sleek marble bathrooms with heated floors and large rain showers.
The Beaumont | 4 Nights
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Day 2: Iconic Black Cab
Day 2: Iconic Black CabAdventure in London
Head out on a delightful journey through the capital in a renowned black cab. The black cab has always been an iconic feature of the city, gracing nearly every street in London. Featuring a unique glass roof, marvel at the iconic London skyline from a new vantage point. Immerse yourself in the cityscape and take in celebrated landmarks, such as St. Paul’s Cathedral, Borough Market and Westminster Abbey.
Enjoy the rest of the afternoon at leisure. We’ll offer suggestions of what to see as your trip gets closer, such as visiting the British Museum or other iconic places not already included in your itinerary.
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Day 3: Rock n' Roll London
Day 3: Rock n' Roll London
The Heart of London
With your local guide, head to the fabulous Soho district of London. Step back in time to the start of the Swingin’ Sixties movement until the present day on this Rock ‘n’ Roll tour of Soho, London! Rock ‘n’ roll was not born in Soho (that award goes to the United States), but it certainly made its home there. It paved the way for the creation of British rock ‘n’ roll which changed the face of music forever.
On this tour, delve into Soho’s legendary rock music history from the locations where Jimi Hendrix played before he made it big, as well as the tiny nightclubs where The Beatles and The Rolling Stones hung out together, to old haunts of David Bowie and Queen, there’s no better way to learn about pop culture and the rich musical tapestry that London has to offer. Your guide will be on hand to point out some of area’s hidden gems, secret pasts and significant moments, as well as pulling together strands of your other interests from the literary, film and theatrical worlds.
Afternoon | History
There are over a thousand biographies devoted to Winston Churchill’s leadership, as well as the critically acclaimed Darkest Hour movie released in 2018. On this private tour, you will step behind the scenes at Churchill’s wartime bunker, where he masterminded the Allied victory during the Second World War. Skipping the long entrance lines, one of the museum’s experts will lead you through rooms barred to the general public; enter the off-limits Map Room and Cabinet Room, as well as the stateman’s own bedroom, left exactly as it was in 1945.
You will step even further behind the scenes as you visit “Room 58”, a room steeped in mystery and a secret to day-to-day visitors. Marked on official maps simply as “special accommodation”, it is speculated this is where Churchill would meet his top advisors and members of the secret service. You will have privileged access to this room, packed with interactive and tactile elements to explore, and learn more about Churchill’s life and the bunker’s role during the war.
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