London · City guide

London in 2 days

A weekend, Saturday 10 am to Sunday 6 pm, computed by Traceflap from opening hours, walking times and sunset. The app builds the same plan for your dates and your hotel.

Day 110:21–22:30

1
Courtauld Gallery10:25–11:40 · ££
4 min walk, open until 17:15
2
The Delaunay11:53–13:08 · £££
Lunch, 3 min walk – reservation recommended
3
London Transport Museum13:22–14:52 · £££
4 min walk, open until 17:00
4
Waterloo Bridge16:12–16:32 · gratis
Sunset 16:37, best seen from here
5
Bancone Covent Garden16:53–17:28 · ££
Coffee break, 11 min walk
6
Trafalgar Square17:41–18:01 · gratis
3 min walk, free
7
The Harp18:15–19:15 · ££
Dinner, 4 min walk
8
St James's Park19:42–20:22 · gratis
17 min walk, open until 00:00, free
9
Buckingham Palace20:40–21:25 · gratis
8 min walk, free
10
Houses of Parliament and Big Ben21:55–22:25
20 min walk

Day 209:30–17:15

11
St Martin-in-the-Fields09:38–10:08 · gratis
8 min walk, open until 20:00, free
12
National Gallery10:20–11:50 · gratis
2 min walk, open until 18:00, free
13
J. Sheekey12:04–13:49 · £££
Lunch, 4 min walk – reservation required
14
British Museum14:14–16:14 · gratis
15 min walk, open until 17:00, free
15
London Eye16:54–17:54 · £££
Sunset 16:35, best seen from here

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Sources: Selection and texts: Traceflap. Hours and prices from the official websites, as of 21 Oct 2026. Coordinates: Wikidata (CC0), some venues © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). No guarantee, please check before visiting. Map: OpenFreeMap, © OpenMapTiles, data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Photos: Wikimedia Commons, author and licence with each picture.