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Explore the Houses of Parliament & Big Ben , the iconic landmark that serves as the meeting place for the UK's government. Take a guided tour to learn about the history and architecture of the building, and don't miss the opportunity to hear Big Ben chime.

Visit the Churchill War Rooms , a museum that offers a glimpse into the life and leadership of Winston Churchill during World War II. Afterward, take a walk through St. James's Park and stop by St. James's Palace , one of the oldest palaces in London.

Head to Trafalgar Square , a public square in the heart of London that features the famous Nelson's Column and the National Gallery. End your night with a visit to The Gherkin , a skyscraper that offers stunning views of the city skyline and the Thames River.

Start your day with a visit to Buckingham Palace , the official residence of the UK's monarch. See the Changing of the Guard , a traditional ceremony that takes place in front of the palace, and take a tour of the State Rooms.

Take a ride on the London Eye , a giant Ferris wheel that offers panoramic views of the city. Afterward, visit the SEA LIFE London Aquarium , which features a variety of marine creatures and habitats.

Spend the evening at Borough Market , a popular food market that features a variety of vendors and food stalls. Try some artisanal cheeses at Neal's Yard Dairy or indulge in some fresh oysters at Wright Brothers Oyster & Porter House.

Take a tour of the Tower Bridge , a historic suspension bridge that spans the Thames River. Walk across the glass floor walkways for stunning views of the river and the city skyline.

Visit the London Natural History Museum , which houses a vast collection of natural specimens and exhibits, including a life-sized blue whale skeleton. Afterward, take a trip to Shakespeare's Globe , a replica of the original theater that features performances of Shakespeare's plays.

Enjoy dinner and a show at the Royal Albert Hall , a concert hall that hosts some of the biggest events in music and entertainment. Try some modern British cuisine at Coda by Eric Chavot or indulge in some afternoon tea at The Elgar Room.

Visit St. Paul's Cathedral , a historic cathedral that has served as the site of many royal weddings and funerals. Take a guided tour to learn about the cathedral's rich history and architecture.

Head to Kensington Palace , a royal residence that has housed members of the royal family for over 300 years. See the State Apartments and the King's Gallery, which features portraits of the royal family.

Spend the evening at Piccadilly Circus , a public square in the West End that features bright lights and billboards. End your night with a visit to Madame Tussauds London , a wax museum that features lifelike figures of celebrities and historical figures.