London Itinerary Review

Maybe you meant the Victoria & Albert Museum or the Science Museum rather than the British Museum? They're both right near the Natural History Museum. I think they're all great museums, although I can't speak to how good they are for very young children.

Be aware, since you mentioned the "yellow line tube," that London Underground lines are all referred to by their names, not their colors. The yellow line is the Circle Line. All (or at least most) of the relevant signs will include both the name and the color, but if you're listening for announcements, they'll only include the name, so it's good to train yourself to think in terms of names rather than colors.

Is also a good idea have a little trip visiting Little Venice, there are lots of waterside cafes, pubs and restaurants and, in summer season you can see it more alive. Is close to Rembrandt Gardens.

Emma-
Thank you for the reply- we don't plan to take a stroller, I will wear the baby and my oldest can be worn if she tires.
We really only want to do one big excursion per day, and the baby can nap in the carrier. However she takes two naps a day, so ideally one will be at the apartment.
And the British Museum is a typo- wrong one from my research :)

Make sure your 'rest/nap' periods don't get squeezed out - perhaps set a 'must be back' time.
If you plan HMS Belfast, I very much doubt you will manage Borough Market after the Tower.
I would go ahead and book both the Eye and the Duck, just so you can co-ordinate times, and avoid possibly waiting around. The weather may or may not be brilliant sunshine, but you will probably want to go regardless.

Monday, June 6
- REST / NAP
- Hyde Park

Tuesday, June 7
- Tower of London
- HMS Belfast
- REST / NAP
- Natural History Museum

Wednesday, June 8
- Westminster
- Buckingham Palace (changing of the guard)
- REST / NAP
- Kensington Palace (Afternoon Tea at the Orangery, then Diana Memorial Playground)

Thursday, June 9
- London Eye
- Duck Tour
- REST / NAP
- V&A or Science Museum

If you want to go to Borough Market, go early. It gets very crowded at lunch time.

Thank you djp!
I like how you've laid it out so simply :)
I was planning to get a travelcard and doing 2-4-1 at the Tower of London, HMS Belfast, and the London Eye so I wouldn't be able to pre book if I do that right?

Thank you Emma!
I'm thinking that I will play the 3 days by ear, and do the London Eye/Duck tour on the one that looks the nicest.
We plan to do the 2-4-1 so cannot reserve in advance anyways.
I think I will leave us the choice Thursday afternoon of doing the Science Museum or Holland Park... Both are pretty handy to the apartment.