If you go to the Tower of London, do so in the morning and go directly to the Crown Jewels first. The line is relatively short in the morning and gets longer and longer as the day goes by.
Fantastic, informative Video thanks. If I may add a few tips .Waterloo Bridge , stand in the middle after dark .Its the best view in London! For musios Abbey Rd studios. Finally check Love is Murder by Al Ross and the Planets video ' great Thames views and iconic Battersea Power Station for Floyd fans.
Thanks for the tip enjoyed Love is Murder video and spotted Jeffery Archer's Penthouse ! My tips Marylebone Train station , opening scene's for Hard Days Night and Bowie telephone box in Heddon Street.
@@britpopbrat2467 Yes enjoyed Love is Murder video , spotted MI5 London Eye and Big Ben all in one shot , then the Hippo in the Thames ! Ha Ha . Thanks Gary for the best London video ever!
As an American who's been to London a few times, I can say you're spot on! My three favorites were the British museum which was awesome then Tower Bridge and Harrods. But I also got to see many other sites and they are all great in their own way. I also recommend taking a tour on the Thames, Big Ben and the London bus tour which allows you to get on and off at your leisure at any destination you need
Amazing video Really good job I’m cuban and in my visit to London I visited a lot of the places you mention I would also recommend (I’m a designer so maybe a lot of the places I visited are design related jajaja) Batter sea power station The design museum A bike ride around the city Brixton The O2 dome Shoreditch China town Picadilly Circus Camden Town King cross station Canary warf Primorse Hill Marble arch Covent Garden Borough Market Barbican Centre And obviously the trip around the river At the end I liked the city so much that I’m moving there When people ask me what I like the most about london I always say the grass Parks are amazingly green I love it
That was probably the best video I have seen on the sights of London! Your quick visit to each site, referenced locations relative to other sites you mentioned, background information and the relevance of each site and why it made the list were all relevant and useful. Thanks for that and I have saved this video for my London trip. I will be going with my 19 year old grandson who still, for reasons I can’t explain based on my expectations, enjoys hanging out with his granny. He and I enjoyed going to science museums and I would love to take him into the one in London. It is the only time I can get away with going to something like that. Like everyone else, I want to see the Royal Museum. I would like to see the Greek stonework, an on the fence about the Egyptian section (although I really wanted to see that section for many years). Some of the pictures you showed such as the fashions of the 17th and 18th centuries, the busts, and something else I will need to rewatch to remember gives me the desire to spend a couple of days there. Being such an iconic location in London, I will want to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral but mainly to see the inside and look closely at the architecture. If they have any historic events documented and displayed, I would want to visit that, as well. I have had the Tate Modern on my list for some time but I don’t remember why. Unless there is something spectacular at the green parks, I don’t know if I will rush over. But after a week or two of concrete and people, I may sing a different tune. Buckingham Palace, I had wanted to see until I realized just how many people pile up to see the changing of the guard. But it is on my grandson’s list so we will be there. I think I will get access to the inside tour(s?) though I cannot tell you why. And you didn’t ask for a dissertation so we will stop here. Thanks again for posting this video and I am anxiously awaiting your next video. 😁 AND my London vacation.
This is excellent. I would also suggest a visit to Westminster Abbey. There is a modest cost but it is breathtaking. Also, rather than Harrod's (too big!), I'd recommend a stroll along Piccadilly to Fortnum & Mason for an astonishing variety of teas and to F&M's neighbor, Hatchard's, arguably the nicest bookstore on the planet. As long as you are in Trafalgar Square admiring Nelson's Column, duck into the church of St. Martin in the Fields. They hold frequent free concerts at lunchtime and the Cafe in the Crypt, in the crypt of the church, serves very tasty English food. It's also the only place I know of where brass rubbing is on offer. It's a great way to entertain the kids for a half hour or so and for a modest price you will have a charming bit of art for the wall at home. Don't miss Churchill's War Rooms, where the Allies ran WW2. If you have a day to spare, go to Hampton Court Palace. It's about a half hour train ride away to see where Henry VIII lived. Magnificent!
What about the palace in Greenwich and the park there not to mention the markets. Getting the boat down from Westminster has to be the finest way of seeing the city in my opinion
Love London. My favourite was the London eye. Actually I loved it all. Harrods is very impressive. We had fish and chips and champagne there for lunch. Awesome, but expensive. The thing is, you have to do it at least once. There are still a few on my list that I didn’t get to. For my next visit...
To each their own, but these were my least favourite things to do/see in London: expensive, touristy, not historical nor interesting. The view of the city from St. Paul’s dome is much more beautiful and comprehensive than the Eye view, plus the cost of getting into St. Paul’s is much cheaper than getting into the Eye.
I've been to London on 2 trips: 2016 and 2017 and visited all of your suggestions, except Harrods and the V&A Museum. I wanted to see Selfridges instead because of the PBS show. Tate Modern is my favorite! Love that place!
Great video! I was just there over the summer and saw much of what you talk about here. Like you, I love the V & A. You didn't mention it, but the National Portrait Gallery is wonderful (& free), right near Trafalgar Square. If possible, people should see Westminster Abbey & take a trip out to Windsor Castle (both venues free admission with purchase of the "London Pass".) Next trip, I'm gonna do the boat cruise down the Thames and see Greenwich! Thanks for sharing!
I went to London back in 2010 and planning to visit some time next year. This time I want to see Buckingham Palace and the changing of the guard, the London Eye, the Tate Modern, the Tower of London, Camden Markets and a river cruise. So much to see and do. I can't wait!
Great video. Probably one of the best videos I've seen while researching for tips/guides about London. I just hope that we'll be able to see all of them and maybe more during our family's first time visit to London this June.
Will be in London for a second time next week after 14 long years. I haven't been to Harrods and I intend to spend time there, not to shop in particular, but to witness the biggest and most famous shopping arcade in all of Europe.
i love london,i have been to all your sights you recomended over the yeas,my kids love the musaems,the monument is an other place you can vist and take pictures(although there is a small charge to climb the 311 steps,st pauls is an other place you can vist and take lots of pictures(again there is an entrance fee if you want to go inside,but you cant take any pictures)the milliamum bridge is a great way to get from st pauls to the globe theature
Thanks Gary I stumbled upon this video while I was planning our 5 day London trip, so glad i did. The video is excellent thanks for all your helpful tips
Since Im planning a trip to England May 2019 , I found this most informative...Many changes since my last visit in 1980's.....The 10 Best sites very good info....thank yuBridgett
I have watched so many travel videos to London and found yours to be one of my favorites. Your a natural in front of the camera and the information was very useful. Thanks!
I I had to choose the one place I'd like to visit, hands down it's London. I'm not a fan of big cities but there's just so much of everything there. It seems not too difficult to get around and the Oyster card makes it pretty affordable. Since you're a Londoner, maybe do a video and show us what Londoners go to. What's a day or evening out like if you want a less tourist experience????
Fantastic informative video, thank you. I've been to London twice and barely touched the surface of the things I want to see. I've seen a few of the places you have shown, but I can see there are a lot more. Just very expensive coming from Australia, but I'll be back! Loved Trafalgar Square...to see those lions in person was quite jaw dropping! The museums look fascinating!
Thanks I liked your video,I lived in London from 1962 to 1972 Loved it great wonderful city . I'm now an old man living in Portugal but like to see places I lived in the UK . A bit of nostalgia goes a long way.
Since 5 years our favorite place to goeach year. Love the views of Tower Bridge from the Tower hotel, walking from that to Borough market, biking through London, Hyde Park, Camden town, St James's Park, Portobello road market, musicals. Just the whole atmosphere. Can't wait to go again, stay safe everyone!
Thank you for the informative video. Will be in London the end October to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary. We hope to see as many sights as possible. Then on to South Hampton for a cruise on the new Norwegian Encore.
Heading to London in July 20 , looking forward to first visit! I enjoyed this info Gary it was local and very helpful and offers key areas to visit , I plan on travelling to Bath and York , then up to Scotland , I am surprised at train cost in Uk ( outside of Local Inner City Transport ie London to York 4 hour trip about $266 Aussie Dollars !! Ouch !) , I think Buses May be the cost effective way to go , thanks Gary enjoyed your info , Jim Campbell Brisbane Australia
Wow, this information is rather helpful when I go to London rather soon. Oh yes, I want to see the changing of the guard and the London Eye plus Hyde Park.
Really helpful, they all are important and worth seeing for who everyone who wants to visit the city , Greenwich is also iconic and something people want to see specially the line representing GMT. Thanks. For your video 👍
Very helpful. You might have mentioned the National Gallery on the North side of Trafalgar Square and National Portrait Gallery round the side. And personally I prefer Tate Britain to Tate Modern - but then my artistic interests start to dwindle as the C20th "progresses".
Hi! I loved your video!! Thank you for all the insight from an insider!!! My husband and I are going to visit England September!! We would love to see a video on "The best things to do in England," or, "things not to miss in England!" Thanks!
This is a fantastic video! Thank you so much! I would love to see: Westminster Abbey; Buckingham Palace; the royal tour inside; Big Ben; the changing of the guards; the P & A Museum; Harrods... I’d love to see English gardens, cottages & architectural homes as well... Do you give tours?
They are all greta places! I don't do tours personally. One thing to consider is look at the National Trust website and the stately homes they have as there are some stunning places to visit. You may also like Kew Gardens in London
Thank you for your London overview. I am excited about my first visit to London and your video gave me great direction on what to highlight during my visit.... but I have another question: I am a BIG James Bond fan. What would you suggest for a Bond fan visiting London? I know they are currently shooting the new Bond now. Is it possible to know where current shoots are happening or is it possible to visit the Pinewood Studios?
This was a great video. I am visiting London at the end of this year and was browsing youtube for sightseeing advice. This was certainly the best. Greetings from down under and thanks for the video
Lovely video! Especially the commentary is amazing, like a quick history course! I also live in London and 100% agree with taking an oyster card, it's so worth it even if somebody just visits for 3 or 4 days. And the walking shoes are an absolute essentials. I would also suggest picking up a free tube map and "walking map" which highlights all the famous sights and how to get to them. They are available at all Tube (London Underground) stations. I subscribed to your amazing channel! Big thumbs up! x Gina
Gina Phoenix. People with British bank accounts and a contactless debit or credit card don’t need to bother with Oyster cards. The fares are the same or sometimes even cheaper than using the Oyster card and no need to get the deposit back when you leave London. Our people with foreign cards get on I don’t know,
Excellent video. All sights shown are must see sights. Also, I have really enjoyed the two hour London Walks guided tours of the lesser known London sights.
Finally a non-hipster tourist guide on London. Thanks for this.
Great to hear! Thanks for watching :-)
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Great video tour & beautiful blue sky! I saw all of those sites on my last tour which has been over 10 years now ... I need to get back over ...
If you go to the Tower of London, do so in the morning and go directly to the Crown Jewels first. The line is relatively short in the morning and gets longer and longer as the day goes by.
Great tip! Thanks 😀
Great intro to London! I'm a Londoner and really appreciate your guide!
Fantastic, informative Video thanks. If I may add a few tips .Waterloo Bridge , stand in the middle after dark .Its the best view in London! For musios Abbey Rd studios. Finally check Love is Murder by Al Ross and the Planets video ' great Thames views and iconic Battersea Power Station for Floyd fans.
Thanks for the tip enjoyed Love is Murder video and spotted Jeffery Archer's Penthouse ! My tips Marylebone Train station , opening scene's for Hard Days Night and Bowie telephone box in Heddon Street.
Thanks for above tips, great video. Battersea Power Station also featured in Hitchcocks film Sabotage and Beatles Help
@@britpopbrat2467 Yes enjoyed Love is Murder video , spotted MI5 London Eye and Big Ben all in one shot , then the Hippo in the Thames ! Ha Ha . Thanks Gary for the best London video ever!
@@ronneasty7548 Yes its a marvelous video. Thanks for Love is Murder video by Al Ross and the Planets some really great London scenes
Thanks!
As an American who's been to London a few times, I can say you're spot on! My three favorites were the British museum which was awesome then Tower Bridge and Harrods. But I also got to see many other sites and they are all great in their own way. I also recommend taking a tour on the Thames, Big Ben and the London bus tour which allows you to get on and off at your leisure at any destination you need
Best tips ever, muchas gracias amigo. LG
Thanks so much. Appreciate you watching and then taking time to leave a comment 👍🏻
Amazing video
Really good job
I’m cuban and in my visit to London I visited a lot of the places you mention
I would also recommend (I’m a designer so maybe a lot of the places I visited are design related jajaja)
Batter sea power station
The design museum
A bike ride around the city
Brixton
The O2 dome
Shoreditch
China town
Picadilly Circus
Camden Town
King cross station
Canary warf
Primorse Hill
Marble arch
Covent Garden
Borough Market
Barbican Centre
And obviously the trip around the river
At the end I liked the city so much that I’m moving there
When people ask me what I like the most about london I always say the grass
Parks are amazingly green I love it
Nice video!
Great vidéo. There are 3 spots which you mentionned and caught my attention. Will definitely see them before leaving.
Excellent video very well done.👍🇨🇦
Very informational
Nicely explained 👍
That was probably the best video I have seen on the sights of London! Your quick visit to each site, referenced locations relative to other sites you mentioned, background information and the relevance of each site and why it made the list were all relevant and useful. Thanks for that and I have saved this video for my London trip. I will be going with my 19 year old grandson who still, for reasons I can’t explain based on my expectations, enjoys hanging out with his granny. He and I enjoyed going to science museums and I would love to take him into the one in London. It is the only time I can get away with going to something like that. Like everyone else, I want to see the Royal Museum. I would like to see the Greek stonework, an on the fence about the Egyptian section (although I really wanted to see that section for many years). Some of the pictures you showed such as the fashions of the 17th and 18th centuries, the busts, and something else I will need to rewatch to remember gives me the desire to spend a couple of days there. Being such an iconic location in London, I will want to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral but mainly to see the inside and look closely at the architecture. If they have any historic events documented and displayed, I would want to visit that, as well. I have had the Tate Modern on my list for some time but I don’t remember why. Unless there is something spectacular at the green parks, I don’t know if I will rush over. But after a week or two of concrete and people, I may sing a different tune. Buckingham Palace, I had wanted to see until I realized just how many people pile up to see the changing of the guard. But it is on my grandson’s list so we will be there. I think I will get access to the inside tour(s?) though I cannot tell you why. And you didn’t ask for a dissertation so we will stop here. Thanks again for posting this video and I am anxiously awaiting your next video. 😁 AND my London vacation.
I loved walking the Westminster area the most, and the London Eye and a river cruise from the South Bank.
This is excellent. I would also suggest a visit to Westminster Abbey. There is a modest cost but it is breathtaking. Also, rather than Harrod's (too big!), I'd recommend a stroll along Piccadilly to Fortnum & Mason for an astonishing variety of teas and to F&M's neighbor, Hatchard's, arguably the nicest bookstore on the planet.
As long as you are in Trafalgar Square admiring Nelson's Column, duck into the church of St. Martin in the Fields. They hold frequent free concerts at lunchtime and the Cafe in the Crypt, in the crypt of the church, serves very tasty English food. It's also the only place I know of where brass rubbing is on offer. It's a great way to entertain the kids for a half hour or so and for a modest price you will have a charming bit of art for the wall at home. Don't miss Churchill's War Rooms, where the Allies ran WW2.
If you have a day to spare, go to Hampton Court Palace. It's about a half hour train ride away to see where Henry VIII lived. Magnificent!
What about the palace in Greenwich and the park there not to mention the markets. Getting the boat down from Westminster has to be the finest way of seeing the city in my opinion
very cool channel. I really appreciate your videos. I am going there next month with my family and I will follow your instructions
Great trip.Thank you. I lived in London for twelve years and now visit from the USA. Cannot get enough of this great city and its people.
I enjoy these tour guides of London I am from the Carribbean so it's great to learn about those Countries
nice recommendation
This is one of the best outstanding remarkable travel guide. So useful and helpful in planning the route. Thankyou!!
Museums. Museums. We’ll be there for most of then in a few days! Thank you for your gr ea t descriptions of 10 best places in London.
Don't miss Liberty's ... best store in the world...! great video...thank you !
Love London. My favourite was the London eye. Actually I loved it all. Harrods is very impressive. We had fish and chips and champagne there for lunch. Awesome, but expensive. The thing is, you have to do it at least once. There are still a few on my list that I didn’t get to. For my next visit...
To each their own, but these were my least favourite things to do/see in London: expensive, touristy, not historical nor interesting. The view of the city from St. Paul’s dome is much more beautiful and comprehensive than the Eye view, plus the cost of getting into St. Paul’s is much cheaper than getting into the Eye.
Very informative. 👍🏻
Westminster Abbey should have been in there!
The National Gallery too.
I've been to London on 2 trips: 2016 and 2017 and visited all of your suggestions, except Harrods and the V&A Museum. I wanted to see Selfridges instead because of the PBS show. Tate Modern is my favorite! Love that place!
Great video! I was just there over the summer and saw much of what you talk about here. Like you, I love the V & A. You didn't mention it, but the National Portrait Gallery is wonderful (& free), right near Trafalgar Square. If possible, people should see Westminster Abbey & take a trip out to Windsor Castle (both venues free admission with purchase of the "London Pass".) Next trip, I'm gonna do the boat cruise down the Thames and see Greenwich! Thanks for sharing!
Very helpful. Is there any place there to commemorate Princes Diana? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks. There is a Princess Diana Memorial fountain in Kensington Palace Gardens open to the public
I went to London back in 2010 and planning to visit some time next year. This time I want to see Buckingham Palace and the changing of the guard, the London Eye, the Tate Modern, the Tower of London, Camden Markets and a river cruise. So much to see and do. I can't wait!
AMAZING.... I LOVE ENGLAND. WOLCOME ... FROM HUNGARY
My husband and I are heading there in August and I can't wait thankyou for you tour
Perfect video - the right length, good history and tips and visuals. Very helpful.
Excellent ! Very helpful for me as I will visit London as from tomorrow.👍👍👍
Thumbs up for showing us the top places of London!
thank you that was very nice
Going for the first time this June. All these sights look awesome. Surprised Westminster Abbey was not mentioned.
I'm so glad my Lenovo Smart Display recommended this video to me when I asked it for the most touristy things a person could do in London!
Awesome!! Hope it helped 😀😀
I love all things British. Would love to visit London. In the meantime I will enjoy the videos. Tks.
Great video. Probably one of the best videos I've seen while researching for tips/guides about London. I just hope that we'll be able to see all of them and maybe more during our family's first time visit to London this June.
Will be in London for a second time next week after 14 long years. I haven't been to Harrods and I intend to spend time there, not to shop in particular, but to witness the biggest and most famous shopping arcade in all of Europe.
Ive been living in london for almost two years now and is good to hear about these information. :)
I’m visiting London from the USA 🇺🇸 in mid September. Really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to watching other ones.
Great video. Very helpful indeed. Clarifies a lot of things and extremely useful in planning a London trip. Thank you.
i love london,i have been to all your sights you recomended over the yeas,my kids love the musaems,the monument is an other place you can vist and take pictures(although there is a small charge to climb the 311 steps,st pauls is an other place you can vist and take lots of pictures(again there is an entrance fee if you want to go inside,but you cant take any pictures)the milliamum bridge is a great way to get from st pauls to the globe theature
Loved this. Was in England last Feb. And wish I had watched this first. Did manage to take a bus tour and see some of these from a distance.
Abbey Road, Wembley Stadium are a couple that are very cool
I have to do my homework on this video, thank you professor (viva l'Italia)
Amazing video was there visited most of the places bedt trip ever..
Luv this as I am embarking on my first trip to London in the next few weeks. Some good pointers!
Thanks Gary I stumbled upon this video while I was planning our 5 day London trip, so glad i did. The video is excellent thanks for all your helpful tips
Great to hear it helped. Thanks for letting me know. Hope you have a great visit to my home city !
Since Im planning a trip to England May 2019 , I found this most informative...Many changes since my last visit in 1980's.....The 10 Best sites very good info....thank yuBridgett
enjoy!
1980s* I don't know why people insist on putting an apostrophe in front of any end "s." If it's a plural, it doesn't use an apostrophe.
I have watched so many travel videos to London and found yours to be one of my favorites. Your a natural in front of the camera and the information was very useful. Thanks!
Awesome to hear!! Thanks for watching and great that you enjoyed it and found it helpful 😀😀
Awesome to hear!! Thanks for watching and great that you enjoyed it and found it helpful 😀😀
I I had to choose the one place I'd like to visit, hands down it's London. I'm not a fan of big cities but there's just so much of everything there. It seems not too difficult to get around and the Oyster card makes it pretty affordable. Since you're a Londoner, maybe do a video and show us what Londoners go to. What's a day or evening out like if you want a less tourist experience????
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Fantastic informative video, thank you. I've been to London twice and barely touched the surface of the things I want to see. I've seen a few of the places you have shown, but I can see there are a lot more. Just very expensive coming from Australia, but I'll be back! Loved Trafalgar Square...to see those lions in person was quite jaw dropping! The museums look fascinating!
Thanks! There is as you say so much to do! Hope you come back soon
great Gary, going to London in august
Thanks I liked your video,I lived in London from 1962 to 1972 Loved it great wonderful city . I'm now an old man living in Portugal but like to see places I lived in the UK . A bit of nostalgia goes a long way.
Great to hear you enjoyed the video! Glad it brought back some good memories !
Since 5 years our favorite place to goeach year. Love the views of Tower Bridge from the Tower hotel, walking from that to Borough market, biking through London, Hyde Park, Camden town, St James's Park, Portobello road market, musicals. Just the whole atmosphere. Can't wait to go again, stay safe everyone!
Amazing job Gary! Very informative yet very digestive guide that would be very useful for anyone. Thanks a lot and all blessings!!!
Thank you for the informative video. Will be in London the end October to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary. We hope to see as many sights as possible.
Then on to South Hampton for a cruise on the new Norwegian Encore.
Thank you for your commentary I truly enjoyed it and am ready for London !!!
Great to hear thanks! Have a great time in London
You're still the best! Thanks 😊
Visiting london in about 2 weeks. Stumbled across this video on amazon prime. This is really helpful to visualise the sites.
+Amy F thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Hope you have a great time in London! Your first visit ?
Great video, i would give it a 10.
Great video and very helpful.
Great job. Great information. Very professional.
Thank you very much for the advice - All the info and details are amazing ♥ ♥ Regards
We are going to London this coming June July 2918. We will probably be following your suggestions for the 10 free sites to see.
Don't let your TARDIS get a parking ticket.
Thanks! I think I'm most looking forward to the Tower of London.
Thanks. have a great time in London!
Heading to London in July 20 , looking forward to first visit! I enjoyed this info Gary it was local and very helpful and offers key areas to visit , I plan on travelling to Bath and York , then up to Scotland , I am surprised at train cost in Uk ( outside of Local Inner City Transport ie London to York 4 hour trip about $266 Aussie Dollars !! Ouch !) , I think Buses May be the cost effective way to go , thanks Gary enjoyed your info , Jim Campbell Brisbane Australia
So helpful and informative! Loved the commentary of each of the locations visited. Thank you!!
Wow, this information is rather helpful when I go to London rather soon. Oh yes, I want to see the changing of the guard and the London Eye plus Hyde Park.
Thanks! Great to hear. Have a wonderful trip
Love your practical and succinct video. Thanks a lot, Gary.
Thanks for these useful tips. We will surely try when in London.
This is one of the best travel guide videos I've seen! Very informative. Thank you for sharing
Awesome to hear thanks !
Visiting in May with my family,thank you so much,video is amazing,thank you you for taking time to make and share this video
Did you go and where did you stay we are going in summer
Really helpful, they all are important and worth seeing for who everyone who wants to visit the city , Greenwich is also iconic and something people want to see specially the line representing GMT. Thanks. For your video 👍
The prime meridian is also not free.
Interesting video. As an Australian I'm keen to see the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham palace.
Thank You, always good to get a refresher! My sis and I will be there spring 2020. Want to catch a play as well as travel to Liverpool and Wales.
Thanks. Great to hear you found it helpful. Really appreciate you watching. Have a great time!
Liverpool is my home I am a Scouser its great
Very helpful. You might have mentioned the National Gallery on the North side of Trafalgar Square and National Portrait Gallery round the side. And personally I prefer Tate Britain to Tate Modern - but then my artistic interests start to dwindle as the C20th "progresses".
Hi! I loved your video!! Thank you for all the insight from an insider!!! My husband and I are going to visit England September!! We would love to see a video on "The best things to do in England," or, "things not to miss in England!" Thanks!
Great to hear! Thanks for watching :-) Thanks for the suggestion on a wider video of tips. I will try and do that!!!
This is a fantastic video! Thank you so much! I would love to see: Westminster Abbey; Buckingham Palace; the royal tour inside; Big Ben; the changing of the guards; the P & A Museum; Harrods...
I’d love to see English gardens, cottages & architectural homes as well... Do you give tours?
They are all greta places! I don't do tours personally. One thing to consider is look at the National Trust website and the stately homes they have as there are some stunning places to visit. You may also like Kew Gardens in London
Great video 👍
Thanks ! Great to hear
Brilliant, entirely useful. Thanks a lot for sharing this information with the world!
Great to hear you found it helpful! Thanks for watching
Brilliant list. Well chosen.
Personally, I would have added the Cenotaph and Downing St, and also Picadilly before the wobbly bridge, but a great video non the less.
Thank you for your London overview. I am excited about my first visit to London and your video gave me great direction on what to highlight during my visit....
but I have another question:
I am a BIG James Bond fan. What would you suggest for a Bond fan visiting London? I know they are currently shooting the new Bond now. Is it possible to know where current shoots are happening or is it possible to visit the Pinewood Studios?
Great vid and narration! Cheers!
Loved the British Museum and the British Library
+Ron Mathis agree. Both are very impressive ! Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. Much appreciated 😀
Great video; planning a fall '18 trip, my first back to London in 31 years! Thank you for all the tips.
Great to hear it helped 😀 have a great trip!
Your presentation is awesome. Sir Elwood and Lady Edris Lundy, the Bahamas.
My mate told me masons run the world
This was a great video. I am visiting London at the end of this year and was browsing youtube for sightseeing advice. This was certainly the best. Greetings from down under and thanks for the video
Great to hear! Glad it helped !
Excellent video Gary. Thanks a million, looking forward to my visit!!!
Great to hear. Hope you have a great time here in London!
Lovely video! Especially the commentary is amazing, like a quick history course! I also live in London and 100% agree with taking an oyster card, it's so worth it even if somebody just visits for 3 or 4 days. And the walking shoes are an absolute essentials. I would also suggest picking up a free tube map and "walking map" which highlights all the famous sights and how to get to them. They are available at all Tube (London Underground) stations. I subscribed to your amazing channel! Big thumbs up! x Gina
+Gina Phoenix thanks for watching and leaving a comment and suggestions! Great to hear and much appreciated!!!
Gina Phoenix. People with British bank accounts and a contactless debit or credit card don’t need to bother with Oyster cards. The fares are the same or sometimes even cheaper than using the Oyster card and no need to get the deposit back when you leave London.
Our people with foreign cards get on I don’t know,
That what l will do because l real want to travel fro milton keynes to centra London on friday. Thnx for sharing🙏
Excellent video. All sights shown are must see sights. Also, I have really enjoyed the two hour London Walks guided tours of the lesser known London sights.
Thanks for making this video. Certainly helpful to plan my itinerary for 2 weeks in London.
+Aizat Selamat great to hear it will help. Have a great trip to London! Your first or a return visit ?
Finally a no nonsense city guide, as how the city tour should be.