Explore London and visit 3 film locations in one day.

You've probably seen a lot of films and TV shows set in London. You can visit these three locations in one day. Not only are they the filming locations for many films and TV shows, but they are also must-see attractions. 1️⃣ Buckingham Palace One of London's landmarks and a symbol of the British royal family. You may even see the king's motorcade or cavalry. Many famous films and TV shows have been filmed here, such as "The Queen" and "The Crown," which tell the story of the British royal family, and family comedies like "Home Alone 5" and "Paddington." 🚇 Getting to Buckingham Palace: Take the subway to Green Park Station, then walk for about 10 minutes. Buckingham Palace is partially open to visitors every summer. The Changing of the Guard ceremony takes place at 11:30 am every day or every other day. Don't miss it! 2️⃣ Royal Observatory Greenwich The Royal Observatory Greenwich is famous for its timekeeping. Many films and TV shows have been filmed here, such as "Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Doctor Who," and "Now You See Me." 🚇 Getting to the Royal Observatory Greenwich: Take the subway to Bank Station, transfer to the DLR, and get off at Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Station. Walk for about 15 minutes. The opening hours and ticket prices for the Royal Observatory Greenwich may vary depending on the season and events. Please check the information in advance. 3️⃣ British Museum The British Museum is one of the top 10 museums in the world. It has a rich collection and is the filming location for many films and TV shows. For example, many of the stories in "Night at the Museum" are set in the British Museum. 🚇 Getting to the British Museum: Take the subway to Tottenham Court Road Station or Holborn Station. Both stations are about 500 meters from the museum. Admission to the British Museum is free, but some special exhibitions require advance booking.