*This is a collaborative post on things to do in London on a girls’ trip
If you want to go on a girls’ trip but stay in the country, why not go to the nation’s capital?
It’s easy enough to get your hands on a cheap train ticket to London. But most importantly, there’s a huge range of activities to do there.
In this article, we’ll share seven things to do in London on a girls’ trip.
If you were born in the 90s then you probably remember this popular game show. So, why not test your mental skills in a real-life version? It’s a fun team challenge that lets you test your wits across a variety of adventure zones.
What trip to the capital would be complete without a visit to the iconic home of Britain’s monarchs? Watch the famous Changing of the Guard ceremonies or explore the magnificent State Rooms that are open to visitors from July to September each summer.
Loose leaves stewing in a pot, dainty sandwiches and pleasant company – does it get any more British than afternoon tea? That’s what makes this the perfect activity to do in the nation’s capital. And where better to do this than in The Ritz London, one of the city’s most luxurious hotels, where you’ll be served with fine-china pots and saucers in the hotel’s stunning Palm Court.
If you want a great alternative to the traditional open-top double-decker bus tour, then look no further. Climb aboard one of London Duck Tours’ distinctive yellow vehicles as you see London’s many iconic landmarks.
No British trip would be complete without a pint in a traditional pub. Heading down to a local watering hole and mingling with the locals over a pint is an indispensable part of the London experience. That’s why there are so many great pubs to choose from, including The Red Lion and Sun, The Grenadier and The Anchor.
This is one of London’s oldest and most famous food markets, where you can sample a huge range of cuisines from across the globe. Sample delicious street food, buy fresh or unusual ingredients or simply stop for a delicious coffee.
Why not make your visit coincide with a performance from one of your favourite artists at one of London’s best venues? With a large arena and a great view of the stage from all around, this is one of the best places to see live music in the UK.