Plan parameters
- When
- July 2026
- Length
- 3 days
- Attractions in the plan
- 21
- Group
- Solo
- Pace
- Balanced
- Interests
- Art · history · entertainment
- Season
- Summer
Selected places from the plan
- British Museum150 min
- Tate Modern120 min
- Victoria and Albert Museum120 min
+ 18 more attractions in the 3-day plan
Full place descriptions are currently available in Polish. See the Polish version of this plan: London (PL)
Why this plan
- Group: Solo. That sets the pace of the day, the length of breaks and which places make the cut at all.
- Pace: Balanced — 21 attractions in 3 days, with time for meals and your own discoveries.
- Interests: Art · history · entertainment. Places are picked for them, not off a “top 10” list.
- Season: Summer. The order of the day accounts for opening hours and typical weather.
- A full description of every place: how to get there, history, architecture, curiosities, practical information — to read or to listen to on the way.
Common questions: London
How many days do you need in London?
In this example 3 days covered 21 attractions at a “Balanced” pace. For a first visit most people plan 3–4 days; Guiddo fits the number of places to however many days you have — from 1 to 14.
What to see in London in 3 days?
Selected from this plan: British Museum, Tate Modern, and Victoria and Albert Museum — plus 18 more attractions, all picked for these interests: Art · history · entertainment. The full list with times and the route is built in the app for your own parameters.
When is the best time to visit London?
This plan was built for July 2026 — season: Summer. The order of the day accounts for opening hours and typical weather at that time of year. For another date Guiddo builds the plan from scratch, with a current forecast and seasonal opening hours.
How much does a Guiddo plan for London cost?
A 3-day plan uses 3 days from your wallet — the “3 days” pack for $9.99. The plan sketch (a list of places for each day) is free, no card. Days never expire.
What does a place description look like?
Each of the 21 places has a description: how to get there, history, architecture, curiosities, practical information — to read or as audio on the go. On this page you can read 3 full descriptions, for example British Museum.