London trip planner

Plan your London holiday

The London trip planner is a useful little tool which allows you to collect together information about all the hotels and attractions that you wish to visit during your stay.

Your itinerary can hold maps, addresses, telephone numbers, bus routes, trains stations, opening times and entry fees for everywhere you want to go.

It is completely free to use, and you don’t even have to register.

How to use the journey planner:

All you have to do is search through the city, hotel, restaurant and events guide for the places you wish to visit, and then click the ‘Add to planner’.

You can then view your intinerary, store it permanently, and email it to your friends.

Latest posts in the forum

You can plan your trip with other Londoners in our London forum. Here are some of the latest posts…

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London itineraries

See London in a day– for day-trippers and train-trip visits
See London in two days– for people who visit on the weekend, or sleep overnight and catch a theatre show
See London in three days– three days is the absolute minimum that you will need to see most of the city
See London in four days– four days will give you plenty of time to see all of the major tourist attractions
See London in five days– five days will give you plenty of time to see all of the centre, plus a little farther out

London sightseeing walks

‘Sightseeing circle’ walk– this walk will take you past Trafalgar Square, the House of Parliament and the London Eye

London top 10 lists

10 best landmarks– London has hundreds of famous landmarks, but if you’re pressed for time here are the ten best
10 best things you must do– no tourist can visit London without trying out this big list of “must dos”
10 best things to do for free– if money is tight, then check out our list of things that you can do for free
10 most historic sites– London has hundreds of historic sites, from churches and cathedral to the Royal Family palaces
10 best annual events– London has hundreds and thousands of annual events… here are the ten best
10 best places to take a photo– if you fancy yourself as a photographer, here are the ten best places to take a photo
10 best cheap hotels– If you’re looking for a good cheap room in London, then here are the ten best
10 best mid-range hotels– Here is a list of our favourite mid-range priced hotels in London
10 best luxury hotels– if you’ve come to woo the wife, then here’s a list of London’s most luxurious hotels

Theatre shows

Deathtrap Noël Coward Theatre
La Bête Comedy Theatre
Ghost Stories Duke of York’s Theatre
All My Sons Apollo Theatre

Stage musicals

Thriller Live Lyric Theatre
Phantom Of The Op... Her Majesty’s Theatre
Sister Act London Palladium
Wicked Apollo Victoria Theatre

Comedy gigs

Jimmy Carr Hammersmith Apollo
Al Murray Hammersmith Apollo
Eddie Kadi O2 Arena
Adam Hills Soho Theatre
Dara O'Briain Hammersmith Apollo

Music concerts

Scissor Sisters O2 Arena
Elvis Presley Hyde Park
Barry Manilow O2 Arena
Sting Royal Albert Hall
Simply Red O2 Arena

Talks & Lectures

Peter Snow National Army Museum
Chris Ryan National Army Museum
Andy McNab National Army Museum
Richard Dannatt National Army Museum
Brian Cox British Library