Besides the usual, the science museum might be good. Frommer gives it a 3-star (highest) rating, and the price is right (free!). There’s a section on genetics, digital technology, and artificial intelligence. On the third floor is the computer that Tim Berners-Lee used to design the World Wide Web.

I’m not sure how the tube is there but in Maylasia the monorail was a great and inexpensive way to get around from sight to sight. I noticed they have one to Wimbledon. Didn’t see Wimbledon museum on Frommer’s list and there may be good reason for that ??? but in case it interests you the number to the museum and Wimbledon shop (supposedly open year round) is 020 8946 6131.

If you like going to different hotels and sitting for a while in their lobbies for a drink and/or snack, the Mandarin Oriental in Hyde Park probably won’t disappoint.

I think I’d want to dine at Rules in Covent Garden – the oldest restaurant in London? for some traditional British food, or at least stop in for one of their famous puddings (reservations recommended).

Whatever you do I’m sure it will be a memory of a lifetime and we look forward to hearing about it!