AI Trip Planner · London · United Kingdom
From the Tower of London to Shoreditch's street art — Shasa builds a personalised London itinerary in under 60 seconds. Free, no signup required.
London packs 2,000 years of history, 170 museums, 8 royal parks, and Michelin-starred street food into 607 square miles. Planning a trip that hits everything you care about — without wasting days on the Tube — takes research most people don't have time for.
NxVoy's AI trip planner, Shasa, reads your travel style, budget, and dates, then builds a day-by-day London itinerary that balances the classics with the neighbourhoods locals actually visit. Flights and hotels are bookable directly in the same conversation — no tab-hopping.
This guide walks you through what Shasa knows about London, sample itineraries for 3 to 10 days, and the answers to the questions most first-time visitors ask.
First-time visitor? Food-obsessed? History buff? Travelling with kids? Shasa tunes the itinerary to what you actually care about — not a generic top-10 list.
Real-time flight prices, hotel availability, and attraction ticket costs. No bait-and-switch at checkout. Book everything through the same conversation.
Beyond Buckingham Palace. Shasa knows which South Bank spots are worth your time, when to skip the West End, and the best pub lunches near King's Cross.
Shasa clusters activities by neighbourhood — you spend time exploring, not on the Central line. Walking times, Oyster card tips, and TfL passes included.
900 years of royal history, the Crown Jewels, and the Yeoman Warders' tour — book a morning slot to beat the queues.
Free entry, eight million objects. Shasa recommends the focused 2-hour route if you're short on time.
London's oldest food market. Go for lunch on a Friday or Saturday. Pair it with a South Bank walk afterwards.
Boat on the Serpentine, visit Kensington Palace, and catch Speaker's Corner on Sundays. Best on a clear morning.
Street art, Sunday UpMarket, Brick Lane curry, and East London's best coffee. Skip the tourist traps on Oxford Street — come here instead.
The Royal Observatory, the Prime Meridian, and the Cutty Sark. A 20-minute boat from the South Bank. Underrated for half a day.
3 days
For first-time visitors with limited time. Hits the icons, avoids the fatigue.
5 days
For travellers who want the icons AND the neighbourhoods locals love.
7 days
5 days of London + a 2-day side trip. Shasa can build Bath, Oxford, the Cotswolds, or Edinburgh into the same itinerary.
May to September — with shoulder-season trade-offs
May, June, and September are the sweet spot — long daylight, warm weather, and fewer summer crowds. July-August are peak but expect queues and expensive hotels. October is underrated: autumn colour in Hyde Park, theatre season in full swing, and cheaper flights.
Dates and trip length. Shasa factors in weather, school holidays, and event calendars (Wimbledon, Chelsea Flower Show, Christmas markets).
One sentence is enough — 'first-time, love history' or 'food-obsessed, hate queues'. Shasa tunes the itinerary to what you actually care about.
Shasa generates a day-by-day plan with accommodations, activities, and estimated costs. Swap anything with a click.
Flights, hotels, attractions, transport — one cart, one payment, one confirmation. Modify until the day before you travel.
NxVoy's Shasa is purpose-built for city-based travel. Unlike generic chatbots, Shasa uses live London inventory data (flights, hotels, attraction tickets), cluster-routes your days to minimise Tube time, and books everything directly. No back-and-forth with separate sites.
3 days for the icons (Westminster, Tower of London, British Museum). 5 days to add neighbourhoods and a slower pace. 7+ days if you want a day trip to Oxford, Bath, or the Cotswolds. Shasa scales the itinerary to your time.
Shasa clusters activities by neighbourhood to minimise Tube travel. Walking times between attractions are included. Recommendations on Oyster vs contactless, Visitor Oyster cards, and Zones 1-2 passes are built in.
Yes. NxVoy partners with TravelFusion for flights (500+ airlines including BA, Virgin, easyJet) and HotelBeds for accommodations. One cart, one checkout, one confirmation for the whole trip.
Planning is always free — no signup, no credit card. You only pay when you book flights, hotels, or tickets, and you book at the same price the supplier charges direct. No markup.
Shasa builds family-specific itineraries — kid-friendly museums (Science Museum, Natural History Museum, Transport Museum), pushchair-accessible routes, family restaurants, and early-dinner suggestions. Tell Shasa the kids' ages and it'll tune accordingly.
May, June, and September offer the best balance of weather, daylight, and crowds. July-August are peak but hot and crowded. December's lights are magical but expect rain. Shasa factors weather into every recommendation.
Budget: £80-120/day (hostels, public transport, free museums, casual food). Mid-range: £200-350/day (3-4 star hotels, black cabs sometimes, mid-range restaurants). Premium: £500+/day (boutique hotels, fine dining). Shasa optimises within your budget.
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