Top 10 Free Things to Do in London

Taking a hop across the pond can be a bit pricey with just flights, transportation and food costs. Fortunately, there is plenty to do in London that requires no money whatsoever. Whether you like art, history or being out in nature, London has a large variety of activities to do without causing you to spend a single quid.
  1. The Changing of the Guard

    • Known worldwide for its continuing regal tradition of formality, the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace happens everyday at 11:30 a.m. during the spring and summer and every other day the rest of the year.

      41 Buckingham Palace Road
      Westminster, London SW1W 0, United Kingdom
      -011-44-020-7321-2233

    Queen Mary's Rose Garden

    • A stroll in the garden

      Located in Regent's Park, Queen Mary's Rose Garden is a world-famous rose garden with England's collection of delphiniums and 9,000 begonias. Enjoy the free gardens and have lunch at one of the cafes in Regent's Park.

      Regent's Park
      London, England NW1 4NR
      011-44-020-7486-7905
      royalparks.org.uk

    Tate Britain

    • Tate Britain features British art only from around 1500 to present day. Tate Britain is quite large with three floors and nearly 30 exhibits.

      Millbank
      London, England SW1P 4RG
      011-44-020-7887-8888
      tate.org.uk

    Tate Modern

    • Set inside a seven-story building and featuring modern art from 1900 to present day, the Tate Modern is a must-see while in London. With art in every form and genre, Tate Modern is one of London's favorite to-do's for visitors and Brits alike.

      Bankside
      London, England SE1 9TG
      011-44-020-7887-8888
      tate.org.uk

    South Bank Stroll

    • Let's walk, shall we?

      Take a leisurely walk along the South Bank of the Thames River and enjoy the scenery. Walking is always free and the South Bank is a great way to see London and get exercise at the same time. Keep your eyes open for Tate Modern, the Globe Theatre and the London Eye.

    St James' Park

    • A day in the park

      Spend a quiet and quaint afternoon for free at St James' Park with three royal palaces bordering the park, including Westminster. The park features the Blue Bridge with inspiring London views and a horse guard parade which showcases traditional ceremonial maneuvers.

      Low Friar Street Newcastle Upon Tyne
      Tyne And Wear NE1
      United Kingdom
      011-44-0191-201-8525

      royalparks.org.uk/parks/st_james_park

    Camden Market

    • Too many choices.

      Do a little shopping for local fare, clothes and memorabilia at the popular gathering spot, Camden Market. Window shopping is free so feel free to bargain with the shop owners to see if you can't get a better deal. Camden Market opens at 10 a.m. daily and is busiest on the weekend.

      Camden Town, North-West London
      camdenlock.net

    Bunhill Fields

    • Visit the burial grounds of Bunhill Fields for a history lesson. Buried in Bunhill Fields are several non-conformists including William Blake and Daniel Defoe.

      38 City Road
      London, England EC1
      011-44-020-8472-3584

    Westminster Abbey

    • Many queens, kings, prime ministers and famous people are buried or have their remains in Westminster Abbey. The famous funeral of Princess Diana was held here.

      20 Dean's Yard
      Westminster, London SW1P 3PA
      United Kingdom
      011-44-020-7222-5152
      www.westminster-abbey.org

    St. Paul's Cathedral

    • Still the second largest cathedral in the world, a trip to St. Paul's Cathedral is well worth the time. Sight-seeing is available between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. or mass attendance is available as a way to get in as well.

      Ludgate Hill
      London EC4M, United Kingdom
      011 +44 020 7236 4128
      stpauls.co.uk

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