Відео

Think he may have just got his daily 10,000 steps in.

Reminds me of a game my husband played years ago,can’t think of its name

"No diversity in this game" there literally is though tell me you haven't played this game without telling me you haven't played this game

Thank you.

Very much as it was in late 1040's, and early 1950's when i was a lad, except no bomb damage from the war, no tube stations, no motor busses, but there were horse drawn carts, and many of those buildings I recognise, and are still standing, and St Pauls stood aloft, not surrounded by monstrosities, called skyscrapers.

Actually, Dickens died on the 9th of June, 1870 (just for the record :-)

is Crystal Palace somewhere in here ? That would be amazing to go inside.

Great video! Would the roads really have been as wide as that?

18:25 and i haven’t seen any Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi on the street.

I’ve always wanted them to recreate accurate CGI old towns and cities across the U.K. for at least 25 years.

Only someone who has never been to London could have made this

Where is this supposed to be? Go on, be specific.

Lovely film that gives a real feel of what it must have been like to live at that time. It's a pity that the walker is discourteous to others and that there are so many threatening comments from passers by. Not kind remarks like 'good morning/afternoon' or 'excuse me'.

Not a black in sight!

Hugh Jackman / Wolverine ? Seriously though : You see those images and then you think about Sir Dick Khan's sh*thole , infinitely worse . What price progress ? Breaks my heart . ( Stoke Newington / 1958 ) . My old Dad worked at Royal Docks .

Life in London before mosks, bookies, charity shops, betting shops and Turkish barbers

You would have thought he would have ended up at the Queen Victoria pub. Cheers all 🍻 😊

I bet it looked much better then than it does now!

I don't know how accurate it is but it is nice to see how many plod were (apparently) on the streets. The little girl trying to play keepy-uppy was odd but possible. I enjoyed it.

I bet there's a Lidl there somewhere.

How do they do these it’s beyond me incredible work

If things have moved on as far as they have in 156 years just imagine what 2180 is going to look like

Is true and very real of that time. Good job you cant smell the dung and filth on the street . Industrial air was bad too. But it adds to the atmosphere of the time . 8:42

Its got to be from a game. Its really good 👍 it was actually making me feel dizzy. What game is this from ? 😊

I’d go back in a heartbeat…..give me old Blighty over Londonistan…any day … God help what have they done to my once beautiful country 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

I wonder what the 19th century equivalent of the The Verve's song 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' would be 😀. Excellent and exciting application of gaming technology to visualisiing history. Well done!

jellied eels, jellied eels five a penny get your jellied eels here!

You didn't even help that lady whose purse was stolen!

When London was British

The Decade that my Mother's family moved from Whitechapel to Balham Sarf London...😊😊

Brilliant video - I felt as though I was there!

Aldwych Tube Station on the left on the 3rd frame at 0:28, behind the lamppost. You can see the slider gates closed and locked, because this station shut in 1994.

did women really dress like that in 1868 ?

Not much change even today - it’s still filthy, full of slums and dangerous to walk through.

Clock dials do not have the marking IV for four, they are marked IIII for aesthetic reasons.

Brilliant. My Great Grandmother was born in North Woolwich in 1861...What she must have seen

Why is that union flag upside down?

1868

Looks like brick lane

Right wing bots all over the comment section

Judging my the position of that Bridge to St Paul's, I'd say it was more likely Southwark Bridge than London Bridge, which wasn't built until 1913.

They didn't half walk funny in those days.

Definite lack of diversity, bravo.

More ale houses than mosques. Now it's the other way round.

The movement is pretty realistic, but my God is it buggy! At one point the guy with the cross, who seems to be everywhere, is there twice!

No dei in this refreshing.

Interesting views. The bridge crossed must surely be London Bridge, given that St. Paul's is to the left. It can't be Blackfriars, because that's to the left of St. Paul's and Southwark bridge didn't exist in the 1870s. The build on the opposite side, immediately left of the London Bridge on the north side looks like it should be Fishmonger's Hall, but the building looks nothing like the one in the video. In front of that building should be the river, but it shows more buildings running south. Those surely wouldn't have existed.

Kept thinking he was going to barge into the wrong pedestrian and get into real trouble! (Not looking like that he wasn't!)

By the looks of him, was the walker called Bill Sykes?

My feet are sore now.