London may not have the best food, but you have to visit at least once in your life!

3-Day London Itinerary: Day 1: History and Culture • Morning: Start your day at Hyde Park and enjoy the morning tranquility. • Noon: Visit Buckingham Palace and watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony to experience the royal atmosphere. • Afternoon: Stroll to Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament/Big Ben. • Evening: Ride the London Eye and enjoy a panoramic view of London. • Night: Watch a classic musical at a West End theater, such as The Phantom of the Opera. Day 2: Art and Shopping • Morning: Spend a few hours at the British Museum and admire precious artifacts from around the world. • Noon: Head to Oxford Street and Regent Street for some shopping. • Afternoon: Stroll around Trafalgar Square and experience the heart of London. • Night: Take a Thames River cruise and enjoy the riverside night view. Day 3: Modern and Traditional • Morning: Visit St. Paul's Cathedral and experience its grandeur and solemnity. • Noon: Visit the Tower of London and explore the history of the British royal family. • Afternoon: Visit Tower Bridge and experience this iconic building. Accommodation Recommendations • Near Waterloo Station: Along the Thames, within walking distance of popular attractions such as the London Eye, Millennium Bridge, and St. Paul's Cathedral. • Near Victoria Station: Convenient transportation, close to Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, etc. • Near Piccadilly Circus: A shopping paradise, close to Oxford Street, Bond Street, and Regent Street. Transportation Guide 1. London Underground (Tube): Learn about London Underground etiquette, such as preparing your ticket before reaching the ticket gate, standing on the right side of the escalator to let others pass, letting passengers off the train before boarding, giving up your seat to those in need, and not trying to talk to locals to fit in. 2. Avoid driving: London roads are narrow, traffic is chaotic, parking is difficult, and you have to pay congestion and ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) fees to enter the city center. It is recommended to use public transportation, such as the subway, bus, or rent a bike. 3. Walking: London is great for walking, so choose comfortable shoes over fashionable ones. Weather and Clothing Dress in layers: London weather is changeable, with temperature differences of up to 20°C in a short period of time, and it can rain at any time, so bring an umbrella or raincoat and wear layers to add or remove as needed. Food Recommendations: 1. Traditional English Breakfast: Try a full English breakfast at a traditional "greasy spoon" café. 2. Afternoon Tea: Experience afternoon tea at a top London hotel and enjoy a British tradition. 3. Fish and Chips: As the national dish of the UK, try it at the seaside or in a London pub. 4. Bangers and Mash: Try it in a London pub or café. 5. London Markets: Such as Borough Market, which offers a variety of street food.