🇬🇧 London group trip planner

Plan a London trip together.

Market mornings, free museums, and pubs older than your country. Pick a stay, drop in ideas, save free — everyone gets a vote.

Best months May–SeptemberCountry United KingdomStay around Shoreditch · South Bank · Notting Hill

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Where to stay

London neighborhoods your group will argue about (nicely).

Shoreditch

Street art, markets, and the group’s night-out HQ.

South Bank

River walks, food stalls, and skyline views for free.

Notting Hill

Pastel streets and Portobello Road weekend market.

Soho

Theatres, late-night eats, and everything in walking distance.

A plan to steal

Three London days, ready to vote on.

This is the same curated plan Ask Visby drops into your board above — rearrange it, vote on it, make it yours.

Day 1River & icons

  • Thames walk: Westminster to Tower Bridge
  • Borough Market grazing lunch
  • West End show — day seats

Day 2East end day

  • British Museum highlights (free)
  • Curry night on Brick Lane

Day 3Slow Sunday

  • Camden Market + canal walk
  • Sunday roast at a riverside pub
  • Primrose Hill sunset over the skyline

Group-trip tips

What groups wish they knew before London.

FAQ

Planning a group trip to London, answered.

How many days do you need in London with friends?

Four days covers the icons, two markets, a show, and one neighborhood day; add a fifth for an Oxford, Brighton, or Windsor day trip.

When is the best time for a group trip to London?

May–September for park picnics and long evenings. December is festive with lights and markets — just pack for drizzle any month.

How can a group do London on a budget?

Free museums, market lunches, walking the Thames, and theatre day-seats. Fare-capped transit and a shared flat in zone 2 keep the costs sane.

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