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[quote=Anonymous]In London we rented bikes at Hyde park and that was really fun.  There is a gorgeous garden of your girls are into taking pictures for their SM or just to share with friends and a nice place to stop for ice cream.  I took tons of pictures in the garden for my parents wall and my own frames.

Across from the British museum is a famous historical pub called something like museum tavern.  Food was good and nice experience to sit after museum.

Highly recommend doing either an audio tour or hiring a guide for the museums so it doesn’t feel like you are just wandering looking at stuff.  We used the rick steves 90 minute audio tour for the British museum and it was pretty good.  In Rome we hired a guide for the Vatican museum but we haven’t been to louvre.

After the Tower, you could walk across the bridge and go to borough market assuming that’s not the one day they are closed.  The girls might also like something like portobello market if they are into thirsting.  If your kids aren’t museum types, I might build in some shopping/wandering type things.  I think a musical is a great idea — we saw Six which is a ton of fun and also short.

I feel like your Paris itinerary might be too busy.  But I don’t know what to cut because I’ve only been to Paris once and it was just a day.  If I had just a few days in Paris, I think o would do a river boat tour, Versailles, and either louvre or musee d orsay and get a guide or audio guide for it.  We did go up the Eiffel Tower and it was fun but I might rank it lower down the list.   My kids prioritized it though.
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