A very detailed travel guide to the UK | Enjoy everything in one trip

| Have fun all at once. My dears, Britain is such a charming country, with its historic buildings, rich artistic atmosphere and beautiful natural scenery, every detail of which is fascinating. Today I will share with you a travel guide to the UK 📖 to take you to explore the UK in depth. 📅Itinerary - Day 1: Arrive in London → Big Ben → Westminster Abbey → London Eye - Morning: Arrive in London, take a short rest and then head to Big Ben. Big Ben is a landmark building in London and is great for taking photos. - Noon: Enjoy British cuisine, such as fish and chips, at a nearby restaurant. - Afternoon: Visit Westminster Abbey, a Gothic building full of sacred atmosphere. Then take a ride on the London Eye and get a bird's eye view of London from above. - Day 2: Buckingham Palace → St. James' Park → British Museum - Morning: Go to Buckingham Palace to watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony and experience the majesty and tradition of the British royal family. - Noon: Have lunch near St. James Park and take a walk in the park to enjoy the natural beauty and see various cute animals. - Afternoon: Go to the British Museum, where you can feast your eyes on the rich collections and learn about the history and culture of the world. - Day 3: Tower Bridge → Tower Bridge Exhibition → Tower of London - Morning: Visit the Tower Bridge in London and admire this magnificent building spanning the Thames. If you are lucky, you may even see the bridge open. - Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near Tower Bridge. We recommend you try English afternoon tea. - Afternoon: Visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition to learn about the history and construction process of Tower Bridge. Then visit the Tower of London, which has a long history and mysterious legends. - Day 4: Windsor Castle → Eton College - Morning: Go to Windsor Castle, which is an important residence of the British royal family with gorgeous architectural style and exquisite interior decoration. - Noon: Have lunch in Windsor town and experience the leisurely atmosphere of the town. - Afternoon: Visit Eton College, a famous aristocratic school that has cultivated countless outstanding talents and has a beautiful campus environment. - Day 5: Go to Edinburgh → Edinburgh Castle → Royal Mile - Morning: Take the train or plane to Edinburgh. Upon arrival, head to Edinburgh Castle, which is located at the highest point of the city and overlooks the entire city of Edinburgh. - Noon: Dine at a restaurant on the Royal Mile, which serves a variety of Scottish specialities such as haggis. - Afternoon: Stroll along the Royal Mile, where there are many ancient buildings, shops and bars on both sides of the street, and experience the history and culture of Edinburgh. - Day 6: Holyrood Palace → Calton Hill - Morning: Visit Holyrood Palace, which is the official residence of the Queen of England in Scotland. It has a unique architectural style and beautiful surrounding scenery. - Noon: After lunch, head to Calton Hill, where there are many monuments and observation decks, making it a great place to admire the Edinburgh skyline. - Day 7: Return to London and prepare for the return trip 🍱Food recommendations - English breakfast: includes bacon🥓 sausages, fried eggs, toast, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc. A hearty breakfast starts a good day. Recommended restaurant: The Wolseley. - Fish and Chips: A classic British delicacy, fried fish that is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside is paired with crispy French fries and dipped in a special sauce. It tastes amazing. Recommended shop: FishWorks. - English afternoon tea: three-layered tower of dim sum, paired with black tea, exquisite and delicious. Recommendation: Fortnum & Mason. - Haggis: A traditional Scottish delicacy, it is a food made from mutton and other ingredients. It has a unique taste and is worth a try. 🚗Transportation Guide - London: The subway is very developed and can reach almost any tourist attraction. It would be very convenient to apply for an Oyster Card. You can also choose to take a double-decker bus and enjoy the scenery along the way. - Between cities: Trains are a more convenient mode of transportation, and there are discounts if you book tickets in advance. You can also choose long-distance buses, which are relatively cheap but take longer. 🏠Accommodation suggestions - London: You can choose to stay in the city center or near tourist attractions, such as Westminster District, West End of London, etc., which is convenient for travel. Recommended hotel: The Savoy. - Edinburgh: There are many unique B&Bs and hotels in the old town, where you can better experience the city atmosphere. For example, the Witchery by the Castle in Edinburgh’s Old Town. 💡Notes - The weather in the UK is unpredictable, so always bring an umbrella and a coat with you. - When dining in a restaurant, a 10%-15% tip is generally required. - Pay attention to the opening hours of attractions and ticket reservations to avoid delays. My dears, pack your bags and go to the UK for an unforgettable trip💕