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Love Dishoom! So great.

Discovered your channel by chance and enjoyed this vlog 😊

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This vlog is popular! More please! LFG

London is the city will visit in the pucked list

There is nothing pretty about London lol, it's a dump.

Had to come see what you thought of Philly. I'm biased but i think its a great city. This is a cool channel

We invented the train and then we invented the subway system.

Your vlog came up so I watched. Cool video. Thanks for showing off a bit of London.

I came for your travel content but stayed for your piercing blue eyes 🤩

Another beautiful VLOG with beautiful scenery and beautiful music. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Big love from London, England 🇬🇧❤️ p.s What rate did you get on your mortgage for EREWHON? 😂

Nandos may be a South African company but its main dishes such as Chicken Peri Peri is Portuguese not "African" as you described.. As for McDonald's in the USA vs UK and Europe. Perhaps you should watch a compassion video and observe the seriously over the top "chemicals" put in the USA food. Your new administration will be addressing that it seems. We know your version has many chemicals on colour but addictive flavours. Glad you enjoyed eating proper food from the other places. Definitely, try getting out of London to see the beauty of the UK. Many islands which have white sands, turquoise waters, many have amazing trees, flowers and fauna which grows fine this far north. Personal opinion would be from spiring, but even May, June then end of August, September and first 2 weeks of October. Its a maritime temperate climate so July and August tend to be wetter. Try outlying spots like Scilly isles, and the south west England. Don't forget especially north Wales and snowdonia. Northern Ireland, from Mourne mountains or lakes in Fermanagh. The Antrim coast road. But don't raise politics or religion regardless. Few understand its not a black and white matter and don't do horrible tours showing trouble spots. Nobody would go to any other city and want to see where riots occured or people lost life. I personally find it embarrassing, depressing and time to let wounds close. Tourist supporting those gloomy things unknowingly are keeping division. Northern Ireland has far more and better things than that nonsense. Northern England, be it east and the Yorkshire Dales and Moors. City of York and its cathedral and old streets like Shambles are beautiful too. Of course the north west of England and Cumbria, the lake district is outstanding and if you travel from east to west you'll see the Pennines. If around Manchester, the Peak District is not far. Of course Scotia/Alba/Scotland. Whichever you prefer. Isle of Skye, Loch Lomond or further north into the Highlands. From Inverness to Fort William. So much beauty, number of scenic spots. Wow. I know the out Hebredies, or the Orkney to Shetland islands are harder to get to but spectacular beaches, people and again as I've suggested mostly rural areas and not cities, there are of course excellent cities too. I know you mentioned the cotswolds and i wish you a fantastic visit. Stunning there too. It's a very diverse group of islands and many peoples live upon them. Sorry you arrived during Storm Darragh, but many had an unusual red weather warning which is why those parks were closed. If branches fell or trees toppled you can hopefully understand they expected a bigger storm than what turned out hitting. Save trips on your global travels. Enjoy your holiday time in whatever way you celebrate and all the best in 2025. Stay safe

Nandos may be a South African company but its main dishes such as Chicken Peri Peri is Portuguese not "African" as you described.. As for McDonald's in the USA vs UK and Europe. Perhaps you should watch a compassion video and observe the seriously over the top "chemicals" put in the USA food. Your new administration will be addressing that it seems. We know your version has many chemicals on colour but addictive flavours. Glad you enjoyed eating proper food from the other places. Definitely, try getting out of London to see the beauty of the UK. Many islands which have white sands, turquoise waters, many have amazing trees, flowers and fauna which grows fine this far north. Personal opinion would be from spiring, but even May, June then end of August, September and first 2 weeks of October. Its a maritime temperate climate so July and August tend to be wetter. Try outlying spots like Scilly isles, and the south west England. Don't forget especially north Wales and snowdonia. Northern Ireland, from Mourne mountains or lakes in Fermanagh. The Antrim coast road. But don't raise politics or religion regardless. Few understand its not a black and white matter and don't do horrible tours showing trouble spots. Nobody would go to any other city and want to see where riots occured or people lost life. I personally find it embarrassing, depressing and time to let wounds close. Tourist supporting those gloomy things unknowingly are keeping division. Northern Ireland has far more and better things than that nonsense. Northern England, be it east and the Yorkshire Dales and Moors. City of York and its cathedral and old streets like Shambles are beautiful too. Of course the north west of England and Cumbria, the lake district is outstanding and if you travel from east to west you'll see the Pennines. If around Manchester, the Peak District is not far. Of course Scotia/Alba/Scotland. Whichever you prefer. Isle of Skye, Loch Lomond or further north into the Highlands. From Inverness to Fort William. So much beauty, number of scenic spots. Wow. I know the out Hebredies, or the Orkney to Shetland islands are harder to get to but spectacular beaches, people and again as I've suggested mostly rural areas and not cities, there are of course excellent cities too. I know you mentioned the cotswolds and i wish you a fantastic visit. Stunning there too. It's a very diverse group of islands and many peoples live upon them. Sorry you arrived during Storm Darragh, but many had an unusual red weather warning which is why those parks were closed. If branches fell or trees toppled you can hopefully understand they expected a bigger storm than what turned out hitting. Save trips on your global travels. Enjoy your holiday time in whatever way you celebrate and all the best in 2025. Stay safe

Great choice in music throughout and the editing is on point.

Wonderful video. ❤🫶🫰👌😎 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄❄️

I'll be in London over Christmas week, so it was nice to know what to expect. Great video and you have a new subscriber!

Hey central London is like being in TImes Square at Christmas, so of course its gonna be jammed packed....Afternoon tea at the Ritz is the one though...Hope u enjoyed some of your stay....If you liked DIshoom next time your in town try Tayyabs in East London

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I'm diabetic, but when it comes to Crunchie I don't care.I'll eat 5 in one go.

She goes to London and get McDonalds 🙄

If you adore Indian food try City spice in brick lane (you visited in the vlog) as an alternative to dishoom, Cotswolds, York, Bath, Canterbury, all the castles so much to see.......loved the vlog ❤

You may find it interesting that the tower people usually call Big Ben, is actually the name for the hour bell contained inside (though got no problem with people calling it Big Ben just thought you may find it interesting thats all, not sure if someone else has said the same thing though lol), its actual name since 2012 is Elizabeth Tower to mark the Diamond Jubilee, since the only previous Monarch to get to that landmark year was Victoria who died in 1901 not that long after her Jubilee. Are a few theories as to why it got the name Big Ben (actually has a crack on one side of it which makes it give a rather dull ring) like was the name of a boxer who was really tall compared to others is one of them was therefore nicknamed Big Ben. Is actually a like at least one jail cell inside as well, but you can't access it from inside the tower itself, it can only be accessed by going through the House of Commons (where the elected MPs sit), though the sargeant at arms is the person responsible for detaining people still even now, its last time of use was in 1880 when essentially an elected MP refused to swear allegiance to Victoria.

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Great video and I'm pleased you found London enjoyable overall. As a local, I live just outside the London boundary, I detest the city. Way too expensive and it's not authentic England. As has been said above, visit some regional areas away from the Southeast. The Cotswolds are nice and all but you may find it overpriced also. Suggest the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales for authentic England. The comments indicate you're from Massachusetts. IMHO New England is way more enjoyable than the 'old country', Big Ben or not. Forget Notting Hill, give me Bunker Hill anytime.

I am sorry but you missed out so much! You miss tower bridge, you miss canary wharf! That is like a mini USA and you missed so much like you can go up to top of the shard for free and view over london and you did not use the Elizabeth line which is a word of it's own

Next time you come why not visit where I live in Durham. I'll be your tour guide. It's really not as hectic and overwhelming, and you can take everything in your stride.

I’m a first time watcher of your vlog & channel & was pretty impressed at how you gathered the essence of the Capital in a few days. There are countless attractions from the markets, to the museums, to the food & architecture. London had everything & I’d go as far as to suggest it could be a world capital, given just how much is on offer in every respect for locals & tourists alike. The Cotswolds would be another great choice for a Christmas break. Would be totally different to London of course but a beautiful location at all times of the year. Thanks for putting this excellent vlog together, you did a great job. Best wishes from the NW of England (Peak District area) 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Visit Windsor Castle and historic Windsor town, the Long Walk and riverside, an easy journey by train from London and not far from Heathrow airport.

Yes, Buckingham Palace frontage is underwhelming, slightly better at night, the front was a later addition by Queen Victoria, a more interesting older house and courtyard exist behind, if you return at the right time of year you can book and tour the interior state rooms, and see the rear lawns.

If you catch a train from Victoria station to Clapham Junction, get another train to Richmond. It's a pretty town at Christmas, and cut through to the River Thames with lots of pubs and restaurants. There's also Richmond Park, with wild deer, if you like walking. A few more stops on the train will take you to Hampton Court Palace, where Henry VIII used to live. Or you can take a river boat from Westminster Bridge to Richmond.

If you go to Regent Street to see the lights, head for Liberty's store in Argyl Street. Then opposite is the Palladium theatre, showing a Christmas pantomime. Theyre very funny and children love them. This year, it's Robin Hood.

Great vlog, good to see you exploring outside the US and there’s so much to see in London you’ve only scratched the surface! Indian food in London and in the UK in general is great, due to the UK’s immigration history I would say it’s as refined as say Mexican food is in the US. Dishoom is always great but there are others that are worth a visit - Gymkhana or the Cinnamon Club (more expensive and upscale), Masala Zone (similar to Dishoom, but way less busy and food is just as good) or Tayyabs in Whitechapel near Shoreditch (cheaper than Dishoom and more authentic, although a little more rough around the edges - there’s always queues in the evenings and it’s BYOB (bring your own booze as they don’t sell/ serve alcohol - they have the best mango lassi I think I’ve ever had). Agree Christmas is super busy and it has been more busier this year than it usually is. Visiting in late September early October is probably the best time to visit LDN - the days are still long, weather is cooler, kids are all in School and walks around st James, Hyde park and Regent’s Park are super cosy with all the Autumn leaves.

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Vera, you made London look even more beautiful than it could be in real life. Great video.❤

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London is my top top city, and can really be magical around Christmas. As London goes that room was huge, they can be really tiny.

Big Ben is actually the hour chime in the Elizabeth Tower at the Palace of Westminster, formerly St Stephens Tower…

Now , do you switch to so many hotels , because you're in various parts of the country? ? Or is it assigned to U by your airlines? ! If in the same city only,. .its not good to keep 1 place? Great photos taken, i must go to that boroughs, their food looks fresher than no others!

Good to hear you had a good time in London. Maybe come back next time in the spring or the summer?

I'm new to your channel thankyou for welcoming me on a festive Christmas holiday ❤🎄⭐

Nice video of London Vera!. Happy holidays! 🙂

You keep looking at yourself in the mirror. You were average last time. What do you expect to see this time? You're in London. No-one looks good in London. You just looked wet, sad and stressed. Stop admiring yourself in the mirror, it's annoying. I was promised content about London. Instead I get a vanity project in a tourist trap. McDonald's, Nando's. What a joke. Get some jellied eels and some welks down your cake hole pronto, And that depressing slow walk music. Did someone die? The friend in the background is giving me Alan Partridge's assistant vibes. Okay. Half way through, it's getting better. Crunchie bar!! Crunchie bar. Quote "really good". Girl, your taste buds are off. Go get yourself some marmite. Right up your street. To your credit, your restaurant choices got better as it went along. Finally, 5 days is nothing. You need 2 weeks at least. But seeing as I am a Londoner, born and bred, I couldn't spend another two minutes there, so rather you than me.

Did You feel safer in UK

annoying to the extreme. Learn to edit. No one wants to see your cutesy drama. Get on with the content. Downvoted.

YES! Deshum for life! I agree that its probably the highlight of anyone trip to London.

Dishoom is great but it’s not a traditional Indian restaurant. Go to any London curry house and enjoy!

Come back in the late spring / Christmas in Regent St is awful - and I’m British - you could’ve done Bond St or Marylebone High St which are pretty at Christmas and not busy by comparison …

Sounds interesting....video was beautiful....so it wasn't cold indoors? In UK/Europe they are famous for their refusal to use AC in summer, so I wouldn't go then. I hope they heat the buildings in winter. 🙂

You have to do an Edinburgh trip! Ideally during the festive period or the festival.