London
Itinerary
London
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85,714/person
+₹21,428 from base
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Arrival & Westminster
Big Ben, Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St James's Park
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Palaces & the Tower
Buckingham Palace, Crown Jewels, Tower Bridge, Sky Garden
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South Bank & Museums
Tate Modern, Borough Market, British Museum, London Eye
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Camden & Notting Hill
Camden Market, Portobello Road, bookshops, Soho evening
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Day Trip — Stonehenge & Bath
Stonehenge, Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Royal Crescent
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Shopping & West End
Oxford Street, Regent Street, Harrods, West End show
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Greenwich & Departure
Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, St Paul's, farewell afternoon tea
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Weather Now
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Ironic Truth

The Museums Are Free. Everything Else Isn't.

Summer premium is real — but London is London year-round

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Long days, festivals, 30% premium
Shoulder
Mar · Apr · May · Sep · Oct · Nov · Dec
Christmas in Dec, shoulder everything else
Off-Peak
Jan · Feb
Grey, cold, cheapest flights
Actually. London's 'good weather' is relative. June–August is less grey. The museums are free year-round — the flights are what fluctuate.
Weather Profile

London

Maritime — mild, grey, predictably unpredictable

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23°C, long daylight hours
Wettest
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Frequent drizzle
Coldest
Dec · Jan · Feb
2–8°C, short days
Tip. London rarely hits extremes — it just drizzles. Summer days have 16+ hours of light. Museums are free year-round. Rain gear is a permanent accessory, not seasonal.
Screen Quote

When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.

Samuel Johnson Lexicographer & Author · The Life of Samuel Johnson 1777 · Documentary ·
Movie Quote

You're a wizard, Harry.

Robbie Coltrane as Rubeus Hagrid · Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 2001 · Film · Warner Bros.
Shot in London
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone2001
Film · Warner Bros.
Chris Columbus · Daniel Radcliffe
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone2001
Film · Warner Bros.

Platform 9¾ at King's Cross became a real tourist attraction. The film launched a franchise that grossed over $7.7 billion worldwide.

King's Cross Station · Leadenhall Market · London Zoo · Australia House
Shot in London
Skyfall2012
Film · James Bond · MGM / Columbia Pictures
Sam Mendes · Daniel Craig
Skyfall2012
Film · James Bond · MGM / Columbia Pictures

The 50th anniversary Bond film. The chase through the London Underground and the climactic scenes at the Houses of Parliament are love letters to the city.

Whitehall · National Gallery · Temple tube station · Houses of Parliament
Shot in London
Notting Hill1999
Film · Universal Pictures
Roger Michell · Hugh Grant
Notting Hill1999
Film · Universal Pictures

The blue door at 280 Westbourne Park Road became one of London's most photographed doorways. The film boosted Portobello Road market tourism significantly.

Portobello Road · Notting Hill · Kenwood House · The Ritz
Shot in London
The King's Speech2010
Film · Oscar Winner · The Weinstein Company
Tom Hooper · Colin Firth
The King's Speech2010
Film · Oscar Winner · The Weinstein Company

Won 4 Oscars including Best Picture. Colin Firth's portrayal of King George VI's stammer brought audiences worldwide to tears.

Ely Cathedral · Lancaster House · 33 Portland Place · Westminster
Flight Connectivity

India → London

Direct flights from 6 Indian cities. Heathrow is the main hub — Gatwick and Stansted for budget carriers.

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Mumbai
Bengaluru
Hyderabad
Chennai
Kolkata
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Air India
British Airways
Virgin Atlantic
Vistara
Culture

London Etiquette

Do
Stand on the right side of escalators — the left side is for walking; this is sacred in the Tube
Queue properly for everything; cutting the line is considered deeply offensive
Say 'sorry' liberally — Brits use it as a social lubricant, even when it's not your fault
Tap your Oyster card or contactless on buses; cash is no longer accepted on London buses
Visit pubs for an authentic experience — order at the bar, don't wait to be seated
Don't
Don't talk loudly on the Tube — Londoners treat public transport as quiet, personal space
Don't block the pavement or stop suddenly on busy streets; keep pace with foot traffic
Don't tip at pubs when ordering at the bar — it's not expected and can seem odd
Don't call the United Kingdom 'England' — Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are distinct nations
Don't stare at people or make prolonged eye contact with strangers on public transport
Tipping Guide
Restaurant10–12.5% if no service charge included; check the bill first
Pub (bar service)Not expected; say 'and one for yourself' to offer the bartender a drink
Black cab / UberRound up to the nearest pound; 10% for longer journeys
Hotel porter£1–2 per bag
Hairdresser£2–5 or 10% of the bill
Key Phrase
Cheers, mate!
Thanks / Thank you — used casually in shops, pubs, and everyday interactions
Budget

Delhi vs London

Your money goes further
Delhi
London
Street meal (kebab/sandwich)
₹80
₹840 (£8)
+950%
Restaurant meal (mid-range)
₹500
₹2,100 (£20)
+320%
Cappuccino
₹150
₹400 (£3.80)
+167%
1L milk
₹55
₹135 (£1.30)
+145%
Tube single (Zone 1–2)
₹30
₹290 (£2.80 Oyster)
+867%
Pint of lager
₹200
₹680 (£6.50)
+240%
1L petrol
₹105
₹160 (£1.50)
+52%
Hostel dorm bed
₹500
₹2,600 (£25)
+420%
Daily budget: ₹8,000/day (budget) · ₹20,000/day (mid-range)
1 GBP ≈ ₹105 · 1 INR ≈ 0.0095 GBP
Arrival

Arriving LHR

London Heathrow Airport
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SIM / eSIM
Three (3) PrepaidAll-you-can-eat data plan — £20 for 30 days, kiosk in arrivals
EE PrepaidBest UK coverage — £15 for 20 GB / 30 days
Airalo eSIMUK plan 5 GB / 30 days from £4.50 — activate before landing
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Airport → Hotel
Heathrow Express15 min non-stop to Paddington — £25 (book online for £5.50 off)
Elizabeth Line (Crossrail)To Paddington ~28 min — £12.80 peak / £5.50 off-peak with Oyster
Piccadilly LineTo central London ~50 min — £5.50 with Oyster; cheapest option
UberTo central London ~45–70 min — £40–75 depending on traffic
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Money
ATMFree ATMs from major banks (HSBC, Barclays) in arrivals; avoid Euronet/Travelex ATMs
ContactlessLondon is essentially cashless — contactless works on Tube, buses, and most shops
Currency tipNever exchange at Heathrow; use your bank ATM or a Wise/Revolut card for best rates
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First Meal
Dishoom (King's Cross)Bombay-inspired café — bacon naan roll £8.90, open from 8 AM
Borough MarketLondon's legendary food market — street food from £5, open Wed–Sat
Poppies Fish & ChipsClassic London chippy in Spitalfields — £13 for cod and chips
Tourist emergency999 (Police / Fire / Ambulance) · 112 also works
Safety

London

8/10
Violent crime7.5Petty theft6Scams7Transport safety8.5Women solo7.5LGBTQ+9
Emergency
Police / Fire / Ambulance999
EU-standard emergency112
Non-emergency police101
NHS non-emergency111
Hospital: University College Hospital — 235 Euston Rd, NW1 2BU (24/7 A&E, central London)
Embassy: High Commission of India — India House, Aldwych, London WC2B 4NA
Hidden Gem
GEM 55Rarity Score

Leadenhall Market

A Victorian jewel hiding in the City's shadow
This ornate covered market dates back to the 14th century but its current stunning Victorian ironwork structure was built in 1881. While millions visit nearby Tower of London, Leadenhall sits half-empty on weekends. Film fans will recognise it as the entrance to Diagon Alley in Harry Potter. On weekday lunchtimes it buzzes with City workers; visit Saturday mornings for photos without the crowds.
Locals Say
Duck into the Lamb Tavern (inside the market) for a proper pint in one of London's oldest pubs, then walk 2 minutes to Sky Garden for free panoramic views — book the free slot online in advance.
0.5 km from Bank station (City of London) away
Best: Saturday morning for photography; weekday lunch for atmosphere