Legoland Windsor is good but big and sprawling. It also gives you opportunity to see Windsor Castle. Of the 3 Legoland Parks we’ve been to it was the oldest, but still enjoyable. It’s quite difficult to get to, we took the train plus, I believe bus and that cuts into your time. Go to our Legoland Windsor post, I’m sure I must say plenty there! We also have a full post on Greenwich. I love Greenwich and there’s loads to do, go to that post. The Changing of the Guard is at the top of St James’s Park. So if you walk from Buckingham Palace to Horseguards or vice versa, you’re walking through St Jamess Park. But I think the Princess Diana Memorial Playground, Fountain and Kensington Palace itself ( Where William and Kate now live, also the Albert Memorial is here) in Kensington Park is worth a look. Kensington Park merges with Hyde Park. You haven’t got much time though, it will be a rush! Best of luck and I hope the queues aren’t too bad at the museums, they can be horrendous sometimes. Oh…my other favourite part of London, the South Bank, there’s a nice playground behind the London Eye. And you must go to Covent Garden! ( can you make it 2 weeks ? )

We have 3 full days and 2 half days from afternoon to night

Out of 3 full days – 1day we would go to windsor legoland but could you help me how is it as have not come across very good reviews and i wanted to include 1 theme park in my trip.

The other full day was planing to see change of guards ceremony, hyde park,(or which other good park can i take her) natural history museum and science museum.

The 3rd full day we have a friend staying in Greenwich area so would spend a day there( need ideas what best can i see there in a day)

And remainder 2 half days may be see tower bridge ,may be some park that u can advice is good for her again and what else can we see in this time ??