Get the Best London Itinerary w/ Jessica Dante of Love and London

When planning a trip to London, it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what sites to see. With so many famous tourist spots, it’s hard to know what’s worth visiting. It’s easy to end up at overcrowded, overpriced places that aren’t all that they’re cracked up to be. 

Today, we’ll take some of the guesswork out of planning your trip to London, blending popular sites with hidden gems and local favorites. By the end of the episode, you’ll feel more prepared and informed about the best places to experience London, because today I have London-based New Yorker, Jessica Dante.

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Today’s Everyday Bucket List Guest

I’m excited to welcome Jessica Dante to the Everyday Bucket List Podcast!

Jessica Dante

Jessica Dante is a trailblazing figure in travel and social media. She moved to London in her early 20s. What started out as a side project, tips and hacks for Americans and others traveling to London through her YouTube channel, quickly grew into her full-time career.

Jessica now has a community of nearly 800,000 followers. Her website, Love + London, has become a global authority in the travel space, offering go-to itineraries.

She is dedicated to helping tourists explore the city like locals. Over the years, she has helped millions of visitors discover the best that London has to offer. I am so excited to have Jessica Dante here today.

What You’ll Learn About Planning Your London Itinerary

  • Learn about off-the-beaten-path areas in London, where you can uncover local culture and unique shops.
  • Discover how to balance visiting popular landmarks such as Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London with hidden gems for a more authentic experience.
  • Get recommendations for restaurants, including the great spots for fish and chips, Sunday roasts, and diverse international cuisines.
  • Explore various accommodation options, from budget-friendly hostels to luxurious hotels, to find the perfect stay for your visit.
  • Understand the best times to visit popular sites like the Changing of the Guard to avoid crowds and enhance your overall experience in London.

Whether you’re a family, a couple, or just hanging out with friends, London has something for everyone. From iconic landmarks and charming neighborhoods to world-class museums and scenic parks, you’ll never run out of exciting things to do in the city.

And when it comes to food, London has it all. The city boasts diverse restaurants, offering everything from traditional British dishes to global cuisines and modern fusion. So gather your loved ones and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

What is London famous for?

London is known for its royal family and landmarks. Iconic sites like Buckingham Palace and Royal Parks stand out. The city’s pub culture and free museums also shine.

London’s rich history is reflected in its ancient buildings. Visitors are amazed by the city’s centuries-old architecture.

How many days are enough to visit London?

A 3-day trip to London is a good start. You’ll have time to visit major attractions. Take in the sights and explore iconic landmarks.

For a deeper experience, consider a 5-day visit or longer. This allows for a balance of sightseeing and relaxation. Plus, you can discover hidden gems beyond the typical tourist spots.

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