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It's always surprising how walkable London is, and so many interesting historical references, if one "nose" where to look.

A lovely walk through where my paternal ancestors worked on 19th. Cent silk looms ….sensitive and lively descriptions, and another fan of Hawksmoor ( the architect). Thank you very much.

Pronuncias muy bien el inglés para ser polaco, Chris 😊

I somehow misunderstood and never looked it up or learned more till now - I thought the little man on the top of the column at Trafalgar was Napoleon and the idea was to make fun of him being a tiny man who thought he was so big! lol

muy interesante, excelente. Daniel desde Uruguay

Such an excellent tour of London's architecture. I've been to London numerous times and still learned so much. Thank you very much.

Nice doodles Chris I’m I’m impressed 😊

I like your doodles , I do similar myself

Hi gorgeous

I just discovered your architectural tour of London ! I love them . Love all the historical details ! great work !

Hi Chris and thanks, once again, for a brilliant and most interesting Walking tour of the Royal Palaces, regards Gordon Carter

I am the biggest fan of your walking tours! Hope you are doing well and enjoying the new cohort of students

Love your London walking tours! They bring back amazing memories from your architecture course. Thanks for sharing your passion! 🫶🏻

Very interesting, I hope the channel grows!

Great tour and great camera work!

Thanks Chris for posting a new video.

Que interesante!!

London is beautiful..........Nice video 👍👍

What’s the answer?? 😉 7:24

Full of mosques in about 20 years

I need to visit the Guild Hall!

Muchas gracias Chis, maravilloso video muy interesante.

Love your videos. Subscribed!

YOU DIDN'T SHOW THE PRIME MERIDIAN LINE.

Good one CS 👍

Chris, you live in London for over 20 years!

Hi Chris, I'm Dennis Daniels from Cleveland, Ohio! Thanks for sharing your video about your walking tour of London, England!

Another nice tour Chris. I think I've even seen some of that bare knuckle fighting at the Lamb & Flag!

That was a fantastic informative video, I wonder why don’t you have more subscribers

Mate, you're a good teacher too.. didn't expect this to be so entertaining and informative... great video. Thank you :)

Hi Chris just to say another superb video...I lived in the city for 4 years just off bishopsgate across from Liverpool Street station... Christopher Wren is one of fravs.. I so miss St Paul's and his other churches and the Architecture in general....Thanks for the memories 😊....

I hope you can make more videos! Thank you! 😊

Wonderful! Thank you!

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Nice and interesting! It also helps me to improve the listening of this beautiful language! Thanks!!!!

Another classic Chris - keeping up the excellent standard! Gordon

Love all your snippets-of-history tours Chris. Love London!

Very interesting. Thank you.

Enjoyed that. The lamb& flag - aah the nostalgia! Keep up the excellent content 👍

Excellent, thanks for sharing

Another great video and a fascinating history that many will learn a lot from, and I really enjoyed your presentation style as a fellow architect ! Congratulations

Fascinating history and I really enjoyed your style of presentation, as a fellow architect! Congratulations

Chris, the subtitle says Battersea power station (not Bankside).

Great tour Chris! But what a horrendous ugly sight is Docklands from the observatory viewpoint I have to say, (in my personal opinion). And poor St. Paul’s cathedral very nearly obliterated. (At least in another of your videos I see there’s a wonderful uninterrupted view of it from the Millennium bridge!)

The fresco that appears on the bottom of Nelson’s column was made from melted down captured guns of French ships. I thought the nose installation was not to do with Napoleon but an art installation by Rick Buckley 1997. The thirty five noses attached to buildings such as the National Gallery and Tate modern. Eleven still exist. It was a protest against CCTV installations throughout London. He installed noses under the cameras. Henry 111 was crowned at Gloucester cathedral aged 9.

All Hallows. John Quincy Adams the 6th USA president was married in the church.

Awesome. Just finished writing my reviews. Wished I would have found you sooner to add some of this valuable info.

Interesting tour through this area, @Chris! Lowell and I enjoyed the tour today through Londinium and hidden London!

Thanks for a really interesting tour. I lived in London for years, but this tour taught me loads of things I didn't know. Looking forward to the next one!

Best tour yet. I really love your knowledge of the buildings and the history behind them. You add some fun facts like Admiral Nelson's body being transported back in a barrel of rum. I will definitely look forward to future videos. I agree, Battersea would be interesting. I'm also called Chris.