London, England - 19 Days Itinerary

Arrive at Heathrow Airport (LHR)

Arrive at London Heathrow Airport, clear customs, and collect your luggage.

Suggest taking the Heathrow Express to Paddington Station for a fast transfer (15 minutes), then a taxi or tube to your hotel.

Hotel Check-in & Settle In

Check into your central London accommodation and take some time to refresh after your journey.

Westminster Evening Walk

Take a leisurely walk around the Westminster area, seeing iconic landmarks like Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey from the exterior.

A perfect introduction to London's grandeur. Evenings offer beautiful photo opportunities with the lights.

Dinner in Covent Garden

Enjoy dinner in the lively Covent Garden area, known for its street performers, unique shops, and diverse restaurants.

Buckingham Palace & St. James's Park

Witness the iconic Buckingham Palace from outside, and if the schedule permits, the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Afterwards, stroll through the beautiful St. James's Park.

Check the official Household Division website for Changing of the Guard timings. It usually happens on selected days.

Trafalgar Square & National Gallery

Visit Trafalgar Square, home to Nelson's Column and the four lion statues.

Optionally, spend some time exploring the free-to-enter National Gallery, home to a vast collection of Western European paintings.

The National Gallery is free to enter, but donations are welcome. Specific exhibitions may have a fee.

Lunch in Soho

Enjoy a casual lunch in the vibrant and eclectic Soho district, offering a wide array of international cuisines.

Tower of London & Tower Bridge

Explore the historic Tower of London, home to the Crown Jewels and infamous prisoners.

Afterwards, walk across the magnificent Tower Bridge for stunning views of the Thames and the city.

Book Tower of London tickets online in advance to save time. The Yeoman Warder tours are highly recommended for historical insights.

Riverside Dinner

Dine at a restaurant along the Thames, enjoying views of the illuminated Tower Bridge or other landmarks.

British Museum Exploration

Spend your morning at the world-renowned British Museum, home to a vast collection of world art and artifacts, including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.

Entry is free, but consider a voluntary donation. Pick up a map at the entrance and prioritize sections you want to see. Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially on a Saturday.

Lunch in Bloomsbury

Enjoy lunch in the charming Bloomsbury area, near the British Museum, known for its literary connections and garden squares.

Oxford Street Shopping

Experience London's famous shopping scene along Oxford Street and Regent Street, browsing flagship stores and department stores.

Pre-Theatre Dinner

Have an early dinner in the Theatreland district before catching a West End show.

West End Theatre Show

Immerse yourselves in London's vibrant theatre scene with a world-class West End musical or play.

Book tickets well in advance, especially for popular shows on a Saturday. Check for deals on sites like TodayTix or at the TKTS booth in Leicester Square on the day of the performance.

The Bath House - Banya London

Indulge in a unique relaxation experience at The Bath House - Banya London, blending traditional banya rituals with contemporary spa amenities.

A perfect way to unwind in the city.

Located opposite Buckingham Palace. Pricing varies depending on services chosen. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g186338-d19892003-Reviews-The_Bath_House_Banya_London-London_England.html?m=66827

South Bank Riverside Stroll

Walk along the vibrant South Bank of the River Thames, enjoying street performers, iconic views of the London Eye, and the general buzz of the city.

Borough Market Bites

Explore Borough Market, one of London's oldest and largest food markets.

Enjoy sampling gourmet street food and local produce for a casual dinner.

Many stalls close in the late afternoon/early evening on a Sunday, but there are still plenty of options for dinner and drinks around the perimeter and nearby restaurants.

London Eye Experience (Optional)

Consider a ride on the London Eye for breathtaking panoramic views of the city lit up at night.

Book tickets online in advance to save time and money.

Greenwich Park & Prime Meridian

Travel to Greenwich via the DLR (Docklands Light Railway).

Explore Greenwich Park, stand on the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory, and enjoy panoramic views of London.

The DLR offers great views of Canary Wharf. Entry to Greenwich Park is free; there is an admission fee for the Royal Observatory and the Meridian Line museum.

Lunch in Greenwich Market

Grab lunch at Greenwich Market, a historic covered market offering a fantastic array of street food, crafts, and antiques.

National Maritime Museum & Cutty Sark

Visit the National Maritime Museum (free entry) to learn about Britain's seafaring history, and see the historic Cutty Sark tea clipper.

Entry to the National Maritime Museum is free; a separate ticket is required for the Cutty Sark.

Relax or Local Exploration

Return to your hotel for some downtime, or explore a neighborhood you're interested in, perhaps a local pub or a walk in a different park.

Farewell Dinner in London

Enjoy a special dinner at a restaurant of your choice to celebrate your time in London, perhaps in a different area like Shoreditch or Mayfair.

British Museum Exploration

Discover world art and human history from ancient civilizations.

Marvel at the Rosetta Stone, Elgin Marbles, and Egyptian mummies.

Entry is free, but special exhibitions may require paid tickets. Consider a self-guided tour focusing on specific collections.

Lunch in Covent Garden

Enjoy a casual lunch in the vibrant Covent Garden area, known for its street performers, market stalls, and diverse eateries.

National Gallery Visit

Immerse yourselves in Western European art from the 13th to the 19th centuries, featuring masterpieces by Van Gogh, Da Vinci, and Monet.

General admission is free. Located in Trafalgar Square, a short walk from Covent Garden.

West End Theatre Show

Experience the magic of London's world-renowned West End with a captivating musical or play.

Book tickets well in advance for popular shows and better seating options. Enjoy dinner beforehand in Soho or Leicester Square.

Buckingham Palace & St. James's Park

Witness the exterior of Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the King.

Stroll through the beautiful St. James's Park and see Horse Guards Parade.

Check schedule for Changing of the Guard ceremony if interested (usually 10:45 AM, on specific days).

Afternoon Tea Experience

Indulge in a traditional British afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones, and pastries in the elegant Pimlico area.

Relax at The Bath House - Banya London

Experience the traditional Russian banya culture, blending authentic steam rituals with contemporary spa amenities, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Located conveniently opposite Buckingham Palace. Pre-booking recommended, especially for specific treatments.

Dinner near River Thames

Enjoy a delicious dinner at a riverside restaurant with views of the iconic London landmarks.

Leisurely London Breakfast

Enjoy a relaxed final breakfast in London before departing for Bath.

Train to Bath

Take a comfortable train from London Paddington to Bath Spa, enjoying the scenic English countryside.

Hotel Check-in & Lunch in Bath

Arrive in Bath, check into your accommodation, and find a charming spot for lunch near the station or your hotel.

Pulteney Bridge & City Centre Stroll

Walk across the iconic Pulteney Bridge, one of only four bridges in the world with shops built across its full span.

Explore the surrounding historic streets and soak in the Georgian atmosphere.

Evening Dinner in Bath

Enjoy a delightful dinner at one of Bath's many excellent restaurants, from traditional pubs to fine dining.

Explore the Roman Baths

Step back in time at the remarkably preserved Roman Baths, a site of ancient thermal springs and a magnificent temple complex.

Book tickets online in advance to secure your entry time and avoid queues. Allow ample time to explore the museum and the Great Bath.

Visit Bath Abbey

Discover the stunning Gothic architecture and rich history of Bath Abbey, located right next to the Roman Baths.

Don't miss the ascent for panoramic city views.

Donation encouraged for entry. Tower tours typically incur a fee and offer great views (book on arrival).

Lunch in Central Bath

Enjoy lunch at a cafe or restaurant in the bustling centre of Bath, choosing from various cuisines.

The Royal Crescent & The Circus

Marvel at Bath's iconic Georgian architecture, including the impressive Royal Crescent and the distinctive Circus. Learn about their historical significance.

You can visit No. 1 Royal Crescent museum to see a restored Georgian house interior (separate ticket required).

Culinary Evening in Bath

Explore Bath's diverse culinary scene, perhaps trying a restaurant focusing on local Somerset produce or a cozy traditional pub.

Holburne Museum of Art

Visit Bath's first public art gallery, housed in a beautiful Georgian building, featuring a collection of fine and decorative arts.

The museum is located at the end of Great Pulteney Street, offering a pleasant walk.

Canal Walk & Riverside Lunch

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal, taking in the picturesque scenery and perhaps stopping for lunch at a pub or cafe by the water.

Afternoon Shopping or Relaxation

Spend your afternoon browsing the unique boutiques and shops in Bath, or simply relax at a cafe, soaking in the city's atmosphere.

Farewell Dinner in Bath

Savor a final evening meal in Bath, reflecting on your time in this beautiful historic city.

Jane Austen Centre

Step back into Regency Bath and learn about Jane Austen's time in the city.

Costumed guides offer insights into her life and works.

Great for fans of literature and history. Consider buying tickets online in advance to save time.

Royal Crescent & Circus

Admire the stunning Georgian architecture of the Royal Crescent and the unique circular layout of The Circus. Take a leisurely stroll and capture some iconic photos.

Beautiful for a walk and photo opportunities. The Royal Victoria Park is nearby if you wish to extend your stroll.

Pulteney Bridge & Weir

Walk across the picturesque Pulteney Bridge, one of only four bridges in the world with shops built along its full span on both sides.

Enjoy views of the weir.

A beautiful spot for photos, especially from Parade Gardens or Grand Parade.

Traditional Afternoon Tea

Indulge in a classic British afternoon tea experience at a charming local tearoom, complete with sandwiches, scones, and pastries.

Many places require advance booking for afternoon tea, especially on a Sunday. Sally Lunn's is famous for its buns.

Shopping in Bath

Explore the independent boutiques and high street stores in Bath's city center.

From unique gifts to fashion, there's something for everyone.

Dinner at a Local Eatery

Enjoy a relaxed Sunday evening dinner at one of Bath's highly-rated restaurants.

Consider a traditional Sunday roast.

Many restaurants offer a special Sunday Roast menu. Booking ahead is advisable.

Morning at Bath Guildhall Market

Explore Bath's historic Guildhall Market, one of the oldest in the country.

Browse various stalls selling local goods, crafts, and food.

A nice way to pick up some last-minute souvenirs or enjoy a light snack before your journey.

Train to Manchester

Check out from your Bath accommodation and take a train from Bath Spa to Manchester Piccadilly.

Enjoy the scenic journey through the English countryside.

Hotel Check-in & Relax

Arrive at your hotel in Manchester, check in, and take some time to settle in and relax after your journey.

Piccadilly Gardens Stroll

Take a leisurely walk through Piccadilly Gardens, a major public space in the city centre.

Observe the vibrant city life.

Dinner in City Centre

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in Manchester's bustling city centre, offering a wide range of cuisines.

Manchester has a diverse culinary scene. Consider booking a table for popular spots.

John Rylands Library

Visit the stunning neo-Gothic John Rylands Library, part of the University of Manchester, known for its beautiful architecture and extensive collection of rare books.

Free entry. A truly magnificent building, feels like entering a cathedral. Check for any temporary exhibitions.

Manchester Cathedral

Explore the historic Manchester Cathedral, a medieval masterpiece with intricate carvings and beautiful stained glass windows.

Free entry, but donations are welcome. Check their website for service times to plan your visit accordingly.

Lunch in Northern Quarter

Enjoy lunch in the trendy Northern Quarter, famous for its independent shops, street art, and eclectic eateries.

Plenty of unique cafes and restaurants to choose from, offering various cuisines.

Victoria Baths

Discover the historic Victoria Baths, a magnificent Edwardian swimming pool and Turkish baths complex.

Known for its incredible stained glass and architecture.

The historic Victoria Baths hold open days and guided building tours. Check their schedule in advance for specific tour times. Booking is often required for tours.

Manchester Art Gallery

Explore the extensive collections at Manchester Art Gallery, spanning six centuries of fine art, including Pre-Raphaelite paintings and decorative arts.

Free entry. A great way to enjoy some culture.

Northern Quarter Dinner

Experience the unique dining scene of the Northern Quarter for dinner, with options ranging from casual to trendy.

Consider independent restaurants or popular spots like Rudy's Neapolitan Pizza.

Museum of Science & Industry (MOSI)

Explore Manchester's rich industrial heritage at MOSI, located on the site of the world's oldest surviving passenger railway station.

Discover science, technology, and industry innovations.

Free entry, but donations are welcome. Great for an interactive and educational experience.

Castlefield Canals Walk

Take a pleasant walk through Castlefield Urban Heritage Park, admiring the historic canals, Roman ruins, and Victorian railway arches.

A peaceful escape within the city, offering great photo opportunities.

Lunch in Castlefield

Enjoy lunch at one of the waterside restaurants or pubs in the picturesque Castlefield area.

Old Trafford Stadium Tour

For football enthusiasts, take a guided tour of Old Trafford, the iconic home of Manchester United. Explore the museum, trophy room, and pitch side.

Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season. A must-do for football fans.

Spinningfields Exploration

Wander through Spinningfields, Manchester's modern financial and legal district, known for its contemporary architecture, upscale shops, and dining options.

Good for people-watching or a pre-dinner drink.

Dinner in Spinningfields

Dine at one of the chic restaurants in Spinningfields, offering a sophisticated culinary experience.

Many restaurants here are popular, so booking is recommended.

MediaCityUK & Salford Quays

Visit MediaCityUK, a hub for media, technology, and innovation, home to the BBC and ITV.

Explore the Salford Quays waterfront, admire The Lowry arts centre, and the Imperial War Museum North (exterior).

Accessible by tram from the city centre. Consider a free public tour of the BBC studios if interested (book in advance).

The Lowry Arts Centre

Pop into The Lowry, a striking architectural complex housing theatres, galleries, and studios. Browse the L.S. Lowry art collection (free entry).

Free entry to the galleries. Check for any current exhibitions.

Lunch at MediaCityUK

Enjoy lunch at one of the many cafes or restaurants located within MediaCityUK, offering diverse options with waterside views.

Shopping at Manchester Arndale

Indulge in some retail therapy at Manchester Arndale, one of the largest city-centre shopping malls in the UK.

A good option for any last-minute purchases or souvenir hunting.

Farewell Manchester Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in Manchester, perhaps trying a different cuisine or revisiting a favourite spot before preparing for your journey to Scotland.

Manchester offers everything from fine dining to vibrant street food markets.

Travel to Glasgow by Train

Board a train from Manchester Piccadilly to Glasgow Central.

Enjoy the scenic journey as you head north into Scotland.

Hotel Check-in in Glasgow

Check into your accommodation in Glasgow and drop off your luggage.

Look for hotels near Glasgow Central or Queen Street stations for convenience.

Lunch in Glasgow City Centre

Grab a late lunch at a local eatery in Glasgow, perhaps trying some traditional Scottish fare.

Visit Glasgow Cathedral

Explore the magnificent Glasgow Cathedral, a stunning example of medieval Scottish architecture and one of Scotland’s most impressive medieval buildings.

Entry is generally free, but donations are welcome. Check for guided tour availability upon arrival.

St. Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art

Visit the unique St.

Mungo Museum, located opposite Glasgow Cathedral, dedicated to understanding and celebrating religious life and art from around the world.

Free entry. Provides interesting insights into diverse faiths.

Dinner in Merchant City

Enjoy dinner in Glasgow's vibrant Merchant City, known for its stylish restaurants and bars.

The Tenement House Museum

Step back in time at The Tenement House, a preserved Glasgow flat offering a fascinating glimpse into life in the early 20th century.

Managed by the National Trust for Scotland.

Booking advised, especially on a Saturday. Provides an authentic historical experience.

Stroll through George Square

Walk through George Square, Glasgow's principal civic square, surrounded by impressive Victorian buildings including the City Chambers.

Take photos and soak in the atmosphere.

Often hosts events and markets, especially on weekends.

Lunch Near Queen Street Station

Enjoy a final Glasgow lunch before departing for Edinburgh.

Choose from numerous cafes and restaurants around Queen Street Station.

Train to Edinburgh

Take a direct train from Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley.

The journey is quick and efficient.

Hotel Check-in in Edinburgh

Check into your hotel in Edinburgh, conveniently located near the city centre or Old Town.

Edinburgh's city centre is very walkable, making many hotel locations ideal.

Evening Stroll on the Royal Mile

Take a leisurely walk down Edinburgh's historic Royal Mile, soaking in the atmosphere of the Old Town, exploring closes (alleys), and enjoying the street performers.

Lined with shops, pubs, and historical buildings. Can get very busy, especially on a Saturday evening.

Dinner in Edinburgh's Old Town

Dine at a traditional Scottish restaurant in the charming Old Town, enjoying local specialities.

Highland Experience Tour

Embark on a full-day guided tour to the Scottish Highlands from Edinburgh.

This immersive experience will take you through stunning landscapes, historic sites, including possibly Loch Ness, Glen Coe, or other iconic Highland spots, offering breathtaking scenery and local stories.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring layers of clothing as weather can change quickly. Pack snacks and water. This is a highly-rated tour option.

Relaxing Dinner in Edinburgh

After a long day of exploring the Highlands, enjoy a relaxing dinner near your hotel in Edinburgh.

Explore Edinburgh Castle

Visit the iconic Edinburgh Castle, standing majestically on Castle Rock.

Explore its historic buildings, crown jewels, and enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Book tickets online well in advance to secure your preferred time slot and avoid long queues. Allow ample time.

Farewell Lunch in Edinburgh

Enjoy a final Scottish lunch in a cozy cafe or restaurant near the castle or Princes Street.

Last-Minute Souvenir Shopping

Pick up any last-minute Scottish souvenirs on the Royal Mile or Princes Street.

Look for tartan, Scottish whisky, shortbread, or local crafts.

Transfer to Edinburgh Airport

Travel from your hotel to Edinburgh Airport for your return flight to São Paulo, Brazil.

Consider an airport bus or taxi for convenience.

Airport Check-in and Security

Complete airport check-in procedures and proceed through security for your international flight.

Arrive early for international flights to allow ample time for customs and security checks.