Here is our very rough itinerary.
Wednesday June 11th London, Tower of London, Warner Brothers Studio Tour stay in London
Thursday June 12th British Library/St. Paul’s/Churchill War Rooms/Whitehall, stay in London
Friday June 13th WestMinster Abbey, Trafalgar, British Museum open late Fridays! stay in London
Saturday June 14th, Greenwich, Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory, open air markets,Tea at Orangery, stay in London
I don't HAVE to do these things on these particular days, but I set it up like this for three reasons:
1) Harry Potter tours are supposedly less crowded on Wednesdays.
2) British Museum is open late Fridays
3) The Orangery in Greenwich has one of the most affordable afternoon teas in London, and we were planning on doing a day in Greenwich anyway.
I can obviously change any of those without losing too much.
Since I don't really have any idea how long it takes to see some of these attractions, I'm open to advice.
I was looking into the London Pass, and it appears as if I could save a lot of money by putting all of the "free" stuff like the British library and museum and Warner Brothers tour on one day and then do three consecutive days with the rest.
A three day London pass is 81 pounds.
Tower 20 pounds
Churchill 16 pounds
Westminster 18 pounds
Thames Cruise to Greenwich 17 pounds
71 pounds, ok maybe not. ;P
Anyway, how do people think I might improve my itinerary based upon locations, dates and the time it takes to tour places the first time? I like to read the information cards next to artifacts, but not all of them.