The document provides suggestions for things to do in London with your parents over a weekend visit. It recommends going for a self-guided walk along the South Bank to see sights like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, Tate Modern, and St. Paul's Cathedral. Another option is to join a photo walk tour along the South Bank where participants take photos of hidden sights. Additionally, it suggests visiting the iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing made famous by The Beatles and dining with views of London at the Galvin at Windows restaurant. A final idea is to have your parents stay at an apartment hotel to cook them home-cooked meals.

1. Things To Do In London With Your Parents
Your parents are coming over for the weekend, and you’re stumped about
what you should do once they make it to London.
Below are some really fantastic ideas that you could try for starters.
Go For A Walk Along South
The perfect way to unravel the beauty of a city is to explore the place on
foot. Taking your parents on a self
them to take in the best views of London.
You may start your walking tour from Parliament Square where you can get
a good view of the Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. From there, you can
drop by the London Eye and take your parents for a 45
attractions that your parents may enjoy
Modern and St. Paul’s Cathedral.
If your folks love taking photographs, you can have them join a
walk which is a guided tour where tourists get to take snapshots of London’s
hidden sights and post them to the Southbank
Things To Do In London With Your Parents
Your parents are coming over for the weekend, and you’re stumped about
what you should do once they make it to London.
Below are some really fantastic ideas that you could try for starters.
Go For A Walk Along South Bank
The perfect way to unravel the beauty of a city is to explore the place on
foot. Taking your parents on a self-guided walk around South Bank allows
them to take in the best views of London.
You may start your walking tour from Parliament Square where you can get
a good view of the Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. From there, you can
drop by the London Eye and take your parents for a 45-minute ride. Other
attractions that your parents may enjoy seeing or visiting are the Tate
Modern and St. Paul’s Cathedral.
If your folks love taking photographs, you can have them join a
which is a guided tour where tourists get to take snapshots of London’s
hidden sights and post them to the Southbank.London Instagram account.
Things To Do In London With Your Parents
Your parents are coming over for the weekend, and you’re stumped about
Below are some really fantastic ideas that you could try for starters.
The perfect way to unravel the beauty of a city is to explore the place on
guided walk around South Bank allows
You may start your walking tour from Parliament Square where you can get
a good view of the Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. From there, you can
minute ride. Other
seeing or visiting are the Tate
If your folks love taking photographs, you can have them join a photo
which is a guided tour where tourists get to take snapshots of London’s
.London Instagram account.

2. Visit the Iconic Abbey Road Crossing
What die-hard Beatles fan would not want to visit the zebra crossing on the
intersection of Abbey Road and Grove End made famous by John, Paul,
George, and Ringo themselves? If your mum and dad are certified
Beatlemaniacs, they would definitely love you for taking them to this iconic
landmark.
Take them on a tube ride to St. John’s Wood--this is the tube station nearest
to Abbey Road. From St. John’s Wood station, head west of Grove End Road
and turn right into Abbey Road. You will find the studios where the Beatles
recorded their 1969 album “Abbey Road” still standing there and the world-
famous zebra crossing just outside it.
Dine and Wine Them at Galvin At Windows
Treat your parents to dinner at a glamourous bar and restaurant like Galvin
At Windows. Located on the 28th
floor of the London Hilton on Park Lane,
this restaurant is all about fine dining with a view. Your parents will surely
enjoy drinking in the stunning sights of the city landscape like the Canary
Wharf; the London Eye; and Buckingham Palace.
Galvin At Windows offers diners a broad selection of fine wine and delectable
world-class cuisines. The total experience is definitely worth your every
penny.
Cook for Them
If you like your privacy, have your parents stay at the Presidential
Marylebone Mayfairinstead of letting them sleep at your own
apartment. They will surely enjoy the homey feel of living in a holiday
apartment.
Aparthotels London provide guests with modern and polished facilities that
are often found in a house and not in a hotel room. This means your parents
get the freedom to serve you home-cooked meals which you have probably
been missing since you left your childhood home. Better yet, this could also
be a great opportunity to impress them with your culinary skills.