Visit of Westminster Abbey, one of the most symbolic sites of English royalty. A high place that pays tribute to its great personalities from the political and artistic world. Since William the Conqueror in 1066, all British sovereigns have been crowned there with the exception of Edward V and Edward VIII. Buckingham Palace, built at the beginning of the 18th century, has been the residence of the royal fault since 1837, to discover the portrait gallery, the 18-hectare gardens decorated with 350 species of flowers and plants, the royal stables. Explore the National Gallery, one of the most important art museums in the world. It houses more than 2,300 works, paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Van Gogh, Renoir, Rembrandt, Turner, Gainsborough… discovery of the Palace of Westminster which houses the Parliament, the House of Lords. If you wish, you can embark on the London skies with the London Eye. Lunch in the St Jame's Park area. Dinner and Night in London.

Breakfast. Visit of the British Museum, a complete and fascinating journey among the remains of the world's cultural heritage, with galleries dedicated to Egypt, Western Asia, Greco-Roman culture, England… To see the Rosetta Stone , the Parthenon marbles. Visit of the Cathedral, a place of worship for more than 1400 years, it is one of the most majestic buildings in London, to discover its dome and its crypt. Visit of the Tower of London which treasures the Crown Jewels, in particular the 530-carat Cullinan Diamond. Tower Bridge, a sublime 19th century bridge, revolutionary with its rocking mechanism. You can admire Shakespeare's Globe, a replica of the Elizabethan theater. If you have time, you can go to the Tate Moderne which closes late, a former power station converted into a museum of modern and contemporary art. Lunch in the Saint Paul district. Dinner and Night in London

Breakfast. Direction Kensington where you can explore Victoria & Albert Museum, dedicated to Decorative Arts and Fashion, the Natural History Museum, all the natural world at your feet, the Science Museum, temple of science that will seduce young and old with interactivities , educational exhibitions. After visiting the museums, you will stroll through Kensington Gardens, these gardens of more than 110 ha belong to Kensington Palace, place of residence of the royal family, to see Elfin Oak a 900 year old tree stump carved with elves, of gnomes… and the statue of Peter Pan. In Hyde Park you will admire carefully maintained gardens, the Serpentine a body of water. The first royal park open to the public, it is also the largest in London, 142 ha. Complete your route by strolling for the pleasure of the eyes Harrods, mecca of shopping, to see its Egyptian elevator "kitsch effect", Piccadilly Circus lively place in London to see the famous statue of Eros. Lunch in the Knightsbridge district. Dinner and Night in London.

Breakfast . Direction Greenwich. Londoners are more and more tempted by the districts south of the Thames, with their bucolic charm and peaceful rhythm. A tangible atmosphere in Greenwich where royal architecture, charming alleys and small houses mingle for the pleasure of the eyes. To see Greenwich Park, the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, The Old Royal Naval College. Time will never seem as concrete to you as it is here with the Greenwich meridian defined somewhat arbitrarily in 1884. It is used to measure longitude (0) and divides the terrestrial globe into two hemispheres, east and west. Visit of the City with the Barbican, a masterpiece of brutalist architecture built on an ancient Roman guard tower. Lunch in Greenwich. Dinner and Night in London.