Day out in London - What to see/do???

newlywed

Hi,
Planning a day out in London (a Monday) - 2 adults. Got a concert in the evening but what to do something during the day.

We have already done:
London Eye
Tower of London
London Bridge
National Gallery
Tate Britain
Portrait gallery
London Aquarium
British Museum

So any ideas for what else to see?
Was thinking of the tour of the Globe Theater - any opinions?

What else do you recommend that doesn't cost over £15 each?

We know we can get 2 for 1 but what do we pick

And where should we eat in the evening that's reasonable prices?

Lemmy_Caution

Kensington Palace, Tate Modern, the Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Covent Garden.

Reggie_Rebel

Natural History & Science Museum, both free

whu

Hyde Park Winterwonderland - stalls etc - I think it is free entry but better check - have fun

newlywed

Thanks guys. Was looking at the V&A museum so might look there, the science museum is just by it isn't it?

Plus a visit to Harrods for a laugh and a look round might be in order on the way there too And can sneak a peak at Hyde Park too.

daveyjp

If the weather is good. Docklands to Greenwich, walk through park, observatory (free), lunch at the pub in Greenwich market, boat trip back to Westminster.

Stompa

newlywed wrote: »

Was thinking of the tour of the Globe Theater - any opinions?

I did the the tour once (only because it was free that particular day) and didn't find it very exciting.

newlywed

daveyjp wrote: »

If the weather is good. Docklands to Greenwich, walk through park, observatory (free), lunch at the pub in Greenwich market, boat trip back to Westminster.

Is there still a foot tunnel somewhere near Greenwich? Seem to remember from when I was little - but can't remember where, it was all tiled and pedestrians only and went under the Thames

Stompa

newlywed wrote: »

Is there still a foot tunnel somewhere near Greenwich? Seem to remember from when I was little - but can't remember where, it was all tiled and pedestrians only and went under the Thames

Yes, it's still there. Near the Cutty Sark.

hethmar

If you are going by train - have you checked out the 2 for 1 deals for attractions/theatres/restaurants?

newlywed

hethmar wrote: »

If you are going by train - have you checked out the 2 for 1 deals for attractions/theatres/restaurants?

Yes I have but have done quite a few of the attractions and don't fancy them all (printed Globe voucher and a couple of others) - theater is no good as we have a concert in the evening. The restaurants are tricky because they don't all show their pricing to work out which is a better 2 for 1 deal