This channel deserves a million subs .. amazing content but I found this video on last day of London. I watched countless videos and was so happy I covered all places but after watching this I was like.. I haven’t covered anything … so organised with map.. loved it.. saving this for next now …
Traveling to London in September and though I have been to London Thrice before, I am taking my parents and would do everything from scratch. The map is very very very helpful. Will save me a lot of time in research. Thanks a lot!
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Londoner here living in the US. I visit each year with friends and family and usually spend 2-3 days in London doing the tourist thing. This video is spot on and covers all the basics. A couple of things I would suggest is approaching Buckingham Palace from Trafalgar Square by walking down the Mall towards the palace - rather than walking away from it. It really is impactful for first timers. I'd also add a quick trip to Harrods in Knightsbridge, and the various museums nearby. Greenwich is a must-visit and can be done on the same day you go to Borough Market. It's where the Prime Meridian is located a well as beautiful parks and the Observatory. All-in-all, great job. We're doing Sky Garden for the first time in a few weeks.
Yay thanks so much! Glad you agree! If people have more time I’d definitely recommend a south Kensington day for museums and Harrods and then a Greenwich day (cuz I feel like it’s so far to try and squeeze in on 1 of these days!) but both are amazing you are correct! Enjoy your next trip to London :)
I love your helpful tips and information! You are so generous with your itineraries and suggestions. I'm planning my first trip to England, and have watched a lot of vlogs, but I really enjoy yours. I'd also be interested if you do any other day trips. Have you thought about taking a trip to Yorkshire?
Aw thanks so much, I’m so glad you found it helpful! Some of the day trips I have so far are Oxford, Bath, & Brighton. This Sunday will be a video on a day trip to hike the Seven Sisters white cliffs! I haven’t been to Yorkshire yet :( but hoping to do more UK travel this summer! So stay tuned for more day and weekend trips from London :)
As an American that’s been to central London multiple times I always tell American tourist do not take the tube. People don’t realize it depending on the time of the day the tube has off peak and peak times. Take the buses it’s cheaper. Unless your going to a far out destination with in zone 1-6 don’t. Avoid taking the Elizabeth line because it’s not part of the underground. There are ways to get from Heathrow to Central London to zone one and two without paying an arm and a leg.
Hmm interesting! The buses are cheaper yes, but the tube is so much faster. So it’s just depends what you value more! Once you’re in central London you can basically walk to all the sites, so it’s not a huge deal. You are right about the Elizabeth line though! A lot more expensive than the tube (esp getting to Heathrow). I always just use the Piccadilly line :)
I’m with you. There’s so much to see of London when you’re above ground! Unless of course, you have a bit of a way to go and/or need to get to an event quickly, but it is so much fun to watch the sights and sounds of London from street level. The Citymapper is sensational in allowing you to plan, but once in a while if you see something interesting, you can hop off and have a look right there (as someone who loves Fish N Chips, I found one or two off the beaten path this way that were much cheaper and ‘more authentic’ than the touristy ones). Great video, thank you!
hello!! We used your tips on the itinerary and it was very helpful!! we were able to enjoy the city a lot Thank you and congratulations on the beautiful work
Hey Brittany!! Fantastic job! Best I've seen and I been watching a lot of London videos. Love the subtitles and the use of maps!. They make it a lot easier to follow. Buy you a pint?
You didn’t mention the theatre! I always recommend seeing a show in London at one of the many theatres in the West End (which is apparently half the price of broadway shows, check online to see what’s good and what’s not) or if you’re into Shakespeare you’ve got to go to Shakespeare’s Globe on the south bank near the Tate modern. It’s a rebuild of the seventeenth century original theatre so there’s seating OR there’s the option to stand and watch the show from ‘the yard’ as people did back in the day. The theatre company who run the globe are fantastic. It’s weather dependent as it’s open air, so if I starts raining and you’re in the yard you get wet, but the cast often interact with and sometimes walk through the people on the yard. Also not used in the winter (they have a smaller indoor space that still has shows though).
Thanks for sharing! It just depends on your interests - I’m not a huge theatre person, nor is anyone who has come to visit me so far. But if you are, this is definitely one of the best places in the world to see a show!
You definitely need to see a theatre show in the evening and remember there are theatres all round London, not just the West End (e.g. The Old Vic at Waterloo, Menier Chocolate Factory near Borough Market and Royal Court, Chelsea to name just a few. A concert at the Royal Albert Hall is a must. Also there are 3 fantastic free museums in South Kensington: The V&A, Natural History Musem and the Science Museum.
@@A27-j5v yes definitely! I saw wicked on my first trip to London which was great but I’d love to see more. And yeah those museums are great - I just don’t think they fit in if you only have 3 days. If you have more time, I’d definitely include them!
Brittany thank you so much for this amazing video. Would you mind to tell me what would be an ideal (Airbnb location) I can stay and do this amazing itinerary? Thanks a lot♥️
You’re welcome, so glad you found it helpful! Honestly London is so well connected by public transport you’d be fine hopping on the tube from practically anywhere and doing this itinerary. If your budget allows: Covent Garden or SoHo would be my choice because it’s very central & such a great area filled with bars and restaurants To save a little bit of money you could find something in Hammersmith/Kensington to the west or Spitalfields to the east. They’re both an easy tube ride into the center!
This is very helpful!! My husband and I will be visiting London for the first time two weeks through Christmas. I really appreciate the holiday specific recommendations. Are there any other Christmas events or things you recommend adding to our to do list? Thanks!
@@SPTaylor22 you’re welcome! London is so amazing at Christmas you will love it! I have a London Christmas guide video: ua-cam.com/video/WBxrmikz34s/v-deo.html
Hi, great help, loved the maps and the way you arranged the days! We will be spending a long weekend, in London after being in Africa for a month. Trying to pack light and the clothes for Kenya are much different than we need for London in late January. Was hoping on arrival day Friday to hit a good thrift store to pick up a few layers and coats, flying into Heathrow don’t know where we are staying yet. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks! Paula
Hi! Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video. I’m sure you’ll be able to find some bits to pick up at a thrift store to keep warm no problem! Zone 1 is the most central of course so you’ll be closer to all these sights in this video but it’ll be more expensive. Honestly anywhere zone 2 or 3 is well connected by public transport and will be more affordable. I used to live in Hammersmith (zone 2) and think it’s a lovely neighborhood in itself with great transportation links to the center in only 20 min!
Ya I’ve never been inside Kensington palace, I just like walking along the outside and continuing through the park to the Italian gardens! So beautiful! And yes Oxford is great :)
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Nice! Thanks for sharing I think if people have more than 3 days it’s worth checking out, but I wouldn’t list it as a must-see attraction if you have minimal time
the itinanry is so great. i took so many notes!! i love how organized you are with the coloring of the pins and all!! just wanted to note that it's not tel aviv's pita. it's palestinian pita that was colonized by white europeans amongst other things they stole (land, resources...etc)
@@rhodapalabay2392 it depends! I remember last October being a mix of some chilly sweater weather days and some sunny days! November is when it starts to get consistently cold and grey. But London is very unpredictable, so I couldn’t say for sure!!
Thank you! I have an entire video dedicated to Harry Potter things to do in London you can check out: ua-cam.com/video/ODCTXxJPk5o/v-deo.htmlsi=CgGiKL0N4_UCodxu
I plan to do a Western Europe trip in 10 days including London, Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. The first two days are in London. I will use your three-day itinerary and shrink it for two days. Quick question: How the weather will be in the second week of Sep, do I need warm jackets for this trip, secondly is The State Rooms, Buckingham Palace $32 ticket worth it?
Awesome! Honestly it’s hard to say- London weather is extremely unpredictable. I’d definitely bring a light windbreaker/waterproof jacket as it tends to rain a lot! And I’m not sure I haven’t done the state rooms tour!!
I'm trying like crazy to track this 3-day itinerary, but you don't have it written out anywhere on your channel. Tried to watch the video and write it out, but I can't seem to print the map of each day separately or make notes. Might be my ignorance of Google Maps, but I can't even seem to make screenshots of the maps for each day. Do you have this info posted somewhere?
@@mikhailyatsishin8838 you’re welcome! I think if you want to add them to your own map you’d have to do that manually. Otherwise feel free to use my map- link in description!!
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Hi, this is very useful. Can you suggest which area to stay and can you recommend some hotels in that to cover all the attractions, I'm planning to stay in Wembly 1 day and Central London 1 1/2 days but we would like to stay closer to the attractions so that we're not wasting time for transporation
Thanks, I’m glad you found it helpful. Wembley is quite far! Anything in zone 1 is good, the more central the better like Soho, Westminster or Maryleborne, but those will be the most expensive!
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Hi, thank you for the wonderful video. I’m visiting London next month. Can you please help me with some informations? 1. If I get an Oyster Card for travelling and suppose cap it to 50 pounds, is it valid for 1 day only or more than a day? 2. I found that there’s zone demarcation in London. Now, do Oyster Cards have specific zone limits? Or, having one is enough to get through all the zones? Thanks 😊
You’re welcome! So if you put £50 on your Oyster card it’s not valid per day, it’s valid until the £50 runs out. The daily cap for zones 1-2 is £8.50 or zones 1-3 is £10, so it depends how far your hotel is and where your traveling There’s no zone limit for an Oyster card or if you use tap-to-pay (like your credit card or Apple Pay), it just charges you based on how many zones you travel
Hi! I’m actually not sure :( hopefully someone else can comment and help! In the meantime, you can just save the link to the map in your notes or whatever so you can always access it
I will be traveling there alone in 2 months.. How much will it cost for 3 days in total, if I really wanna pay for London eye and westmenster Abby and of course harry potter studios
If someone only has 3 days, this itinerary allows them to see all the main highlights! If they have more than 3 days, that’s when they can venture to further zones and across the river
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This channel deserves a million subs .. amazing content but I found this video on last day of London. I watched countless videos and was so happy I covered all places but after watching this I was like.. I haven’t covered anything … so organised with map.. loved it.. saving this for next now …
Aw wow thanks so much, that means a lot to me! I’m so glad you found it helpful :)
Yeah!
Traveling to London in September and though I have been to London Thrice before, I am taking my parents and would do everything from scratch. The map is very very very helpful. Will save me a lot of time in research. Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome, so glad you found the map helpful! Enjoy this trip to London with your parents :)
Which map do you recommend?
Great 3 day itinerary. Will incorporate on my upcoming trip.
Thanks so much, glad you found it helpful!
take train in uk is convenient. Use railcard! Different age has different discount. And there's a discount code too.
Thank you for this video. I have been to London twice and will be back this summer, and your itineraries are 🎉fabulous 👌🏿
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful, enjoy London this summer 😍
@SheRunTheWorld hi 👋 from Manchester l have been to London twice only it is big and expensive lam a big fan of jess and her amazing team it's nice to meet another kind American lady like jess who is a great boss and kind to her team always you are doing a great job making the travel videos 📹 always bless you always looking forward to watching your great travel videos 📹 in 2024 aa a new member of the love and London channel send us a happy message back say hi 👋 if you are not to busy a few seconds of your time it be great thanks 😊
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You’re welcome, glad you found it helpful! :)
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take train in uk is convenient. Use railcard! Different age has different discount. And there's a discount code too.
Londoner here living in the US. I visit each year with friends and family and usually spend 2-3 days in London doing the tourist thing. This video is spot on and covers all the basics. A couple of things I would suggest is approaching Buckingham Palace from Trafalgar Square by walking down the Mall towards the palace - rather than walking away from it. It really is impactful for first timers. I'd also add a quick trip to Harrods in Knightsbridge, and the various museums nearby. Greenwich is a must-visit and can be done on the same day you go to Borough Market. It's where the Prime Meridian is located a well as beautiful parks and the Observatory. All-in-all, great job. We're doing Sky Garden for the first time in a few weeks.
Yay thanks so much! Glad you agree! If people have more time I’d definitely recommend a south Kensington day for museums and Harrods and then a Greenwich day (cuz I feel like it’s so far to try and squeeze in on 1 of these days!) but both are amazing you are correct! Enjoy your next trip to London :)
Great video and the closed captions are very accurate that helps me a lot ❤❤
I’m so glad! I personally love have closed captions so I always make sure my videos have them for others who like them as well!
Great video! Helped a lot! Thanks for the effort! 😉
Thank you, I’m so glad you found it helpful! ☺️
I would recommend Regents Park and London Zoo. If going to Oxford I would recommend the Ashmolean Museum
I’m not a huge fan of zoos, but Regents Park is quite lovely you’re right! Thanks for sharing your recs :)
Thanks a lot. Best video of a 3-day itinerary I've seen!
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful :)
I love your helpful tips and information! You are so generous with your itineraries and suggestions. I'm planning my first trip to England, and have watched a lot of vlogs, but I really enjoy yours. I'd also be interested if you do any other day trips. Have you thought about taking a trip to Yorkshire?
Aw thanks so much, I’m so glad you found it helpful! Some of the day trips I have so far are Oxford, Bath, & Brighton. This Sunday will be a video on a day trip to hike the Seven Sisters white cliffs!
I haven’t been to Yorkshire yet :( but hoping to do more UK travel this summer! So stay tuned for more day and weekend trips from London :)
This is a fabulous blog for london its exactley what Iam looking to do in london 😘
Thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful! Enjoy London 😍
As a first timer going to london, this video is going to be really helpful.
I’m so glad! Enjoy London :)
Thank you! This is an amazing video. Love how you showed everything on the map - makes it so much easier
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful :)
You are such a sweetheart...Thank you for putting them all together! Made my life 1,000 times easier, thank you!
Aw you’re welcome!! So glad you found it helpful!!
This is a really solid guide, easily my favorite that I’ve found so far.
Aw thanks so much!!
Great recommendations! I’m solo traveling to London for the first time and will be following this itinerary closely!
Yay I’m so glad you found it helpful! Enjoy London :)
why does this make London seem so fun!
@@zoekaplan7809 no idea! London is an amazing city!!!
I appreciate the Visual Maps so much omg thank you!!!
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful!
You had many great ideas that I added to my Google map list for an upcoming trip this fall. Thank you!
I’m so glad! You’re welcome! Enjoy your trip to London this fall, such a great time of the year to visit :)
Extremely helpful video. Covered all the places I wanted to see in sequence which I was unable to create. Thanks! Great work!
Aw thanks so much, I’m glad you found it helpful! Enjoy your trip to London, it’s an amazing city :)
Thank you! this is great! I will be using your 3-day itinerary :)
You’re welcome, so glad you found it helpful! :)
As an American that’s been to central London multiple times I always tell American tourist do not take the tube. People don’t realize it depending on the time of the day the tube has off peak and peak times. Take the buses it’s cheaper. Unless your going to a far out destination with in zone 1-6 don’t. Avoid taking the Elizabeth line because it’s not part of the underground. There are ways to get from Heathrow to Central London to zone one and two without paying an arm and a leg.
Hmm interesting! The buses are cheaper yes, but the tube is so much faster. So it’s just depends what you value more! Once you’re in central London you can basically walk to all the sites, so it’s not a huge deal.
You are right about the Elizabeth line though! A lot more expensive than the tube (esp getting to Heathrow). I always just use the Piccadilly line :)
@@SheRunTheWorldPicadilly line from airport to downtown is 6 euros! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I’m with you. There’s so much to see of London when you’re above ground! Unless of course, you have a bit of a way to go and/or need to get to an event quickly, but it is so much fun to watch the sights and sounds of London from street level. The Citymapper is sensational in allowing you to plan, but once in a while if you see something interesting, you can hop off and have a look right there (as someone who loves Fish N Chips, I found one or two off the beaten path this way that were much cheaper and ‘more authentic’ than the touristy ones). Great video, thank you!
When I was in London last summer, I found the tube invaluable. Maybe I am more used to taking subways since I take the NYC one at least once a week.
I have just checked by searching google and it says Elisabeth line is part of daily cap, or weekly cap. What am I missing here?
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You’re welcome!! :)
Thanks a lot for info. I am gonna visit London for 3 days soon.
You’re welcome! Glad you found it helpful :)
Thank you for a very comprehensive 3 day itinerary … absolutely love It❤
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful 🤗
Well Done. It will be helpful for my first Londre trip. Merci beaucoup!!
You’re welcome, so glad you found it helpful! Enjoy London :)
Been to London twice now but this is helping me map out my day for our next trip!! Thank you!!
Amazing! So glad you found it helpful :)
You are a woman after my heart with the color coded pins by day. 😆 Thanks for all the great info!
Haha I’m glad someone appreciates my Type A personality traits😂 you’re welcome! Happy planning :)
hello!!
We used your tips on the itinerary and it was very helpful!!
we were able to enjoy the city a lot
Thank you and congratulations on the beautiful work
Hello! Aw thanks so much I’m glad you found the itinerary and tips helpful & you had a great trip :)
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your google maps locations. So helpful!
You’re welcome, so glad you found it helpful! Enjoy London :)
I love your channel. Your vlogs are very helpful, thank you!
Aw thank you, so glad you find them helpful!
This is amazing!!! Thank you!
You’re welcome!!
Thx for the three day itinerary! I’m hoping to go in Feb. Hope it’s not too cold tho!
You’re welcome! Yikes- last year Feb was extremely cold. But you never know! I hope for both of our sakes it’s not too cold :)
FANTASTIC.
Thank you!!
Thank You for the map. I did not know we can create map.
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful
Thansk for all the details and suggestions! great video!
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful :)
Your amazing
Thank you! :)
I really loved the video organization and resources. Really effective. kudos!
Thanks so much! I’m glad you found it helpful :)
Thank you so much!❤
You’re welcome!!
Super helpful, I appreciate the map as I am visual as well! Thanks!!
No problem, so glad you found it helpful! Enjoy London :)
Nice and very useful
Thank you I’m glad!
Hey Brittany!! Fantastic job! Best I've seen and I been watching a lot of London videos. Love the subtitles and the use of maps!. They make it a lot easier to follow. Buy you a pint?
Hello!! Wow what a huge compliment - thank you, I’m glad you found it helpful! I’ll always say yes to a pint :) haha!!
You didn’t mention the theatre! I always recommend seeing a show in London at one of the many theatres in the West End (which is apparently half the price of broadway shows, check online to see what’s good and what’s not) or if you’re into Shakespeare you’ve got to go to Shakespeare’s Globe on the south bank near the Tate modern. It’s a rebuild of the seventeenth century original theatre so there’s seating OR there’s the option to stand and watch the show from ‘the yard’ as people did back in the day. The theatre company who run the globe are fantastic. It’s weather dependent as it’s open air, so if I starts raining and you’re in the yard you get wet, but the cast often interact with and sometimes walk through the people on the yard. Also not used in the winter (they have a smaller indoor space that still has shows though).
Thanks for sharing! It just depends on your interests - I’m not a huge theatre person, nor is anyone who has come to visit me so far. But if you are, this is definitely one of the best places in the world to see a show!
You definitely need to see a theatre show in the evening and remember there are theatres all round London, not just the West End (e.g. The Old Vic at Waterloo, Menier Chocolate Factory near Borough Market and Royal Court, Chelsea to name just a few. A concert at the Royal Albert Hall is a must. Also there are 3 fantastic free museums in South Kensington: The V&A, Natural History Musem and the Science Museum.
@@A27-j5v yes definitely! I saw wicked on my first trip to London which was great but I’d love to see more. And yeah those museums are great - I just don’t think they fit in if you only have 3 days. If you have more time, I’d definitely include them!
Very helpful I’m leaving in 2 days. It’s my first time.
So glad you found it helpful! Enjoy London, it’s an amazing city :)
Brittany thank you so much for this amazing video. Would you mind to tell me what would be an ideal (Airbnb location) I can stay and do this amazing itinerary? Thanks a lot♥️
You’re welcome, so glad you found it helpful! Honestly London is so well connected by public transport you’d be fine hopping on the tube from practically anywhere and doing this itinerary.
If your budget allows: Covent Garden or SoHo would be my choice because it’s very central & such a great area filled with bars and restaurants
To save a little bit of money you could find something in Hammersmith/Kensington to the west or Spitalfields to the east. They’re both an easy tube ride into the center!
Thank you so much ❤
Thanks for the video!!
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Merci beaucoup 🙂
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Thanks for sharing
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Amazing city!
This is very helpful!! My husband and I will be visiting London for the first time two weeks through Christmas. I really appreciate the holiday specific recommendations. Are there any other Christmas events or things you recommend adding to our to do list? Thanks!
@@SPTaylor22 you’re welcome! London is so amazing at Christmas you will love it! I have a London Christmas guide video:
ua-cam.com/video/WBxrmikz34s/v-deo.html
very informative thank you
You’re welcome glad you found it helpful!
Hi, great help, loved the maps and the way you arranged the days!
We will be spending a long weekend, in London after being in Africa for a month. Trying to pack light and the clothes for Kenya are much different than we need for London in late January. Was hoping on arrival day Friday to hit a good thrift store to pick up a few layers and coats, flying into Heathrow don’t know where we are staying yet. Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks!
Paula
Hi! Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video. I’m sure you’ll be able to find some bits to pick up at a thrift store to keep warm no problem! Zone 1 is the most central of course so you’ll be closer to all these sights in this video but it’ll be more expensive. Honestly anywhere zone 2 or 3 is well connected by public transport and will be more affordable. I used to live in Hammersmith (zone 2) and think it’s a lovely neighborhood in itself with great transportation links to the center in only 20 min!
@ thank you so much!
Amazing information, thank You, You wouldn’t by chance be willing to share the google link to the 3 day itinerary would You? 🙏
You’re welcome!! The Google map link is already in the description :) enjoy your trip!!
I went to Kensington Palace, I didn't think it was worth it to go inside. I do agree with your recommendation to go to Oxford.
Ya I’ve never been inside Kensington palace, I just like walking along the outside and continuing through the park to the Italian gardens! So beautiful! And yes Oxford is great :)
Thank you!!!
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Best video. Thank you!
You’re welcome, glad you found it helpful! :)
welcome, nice work on your latest 9.29k subscribers in such a short time it is appreciated. I like your travel blog video very much. What are your future plans with this channel?
Thanks so much!
Do you have any desire to create your own band or earn money from your UA-cam channel?
I think the British Library (next to Euston Station) is great, which has amazing exhibits. Genuine lyrics by John Lennon? Magna Carta?
Nice! Thanks for sharing
I think if people have more than 3 days it’s worth checking out, but I wouldn’t list it as a must-see attraction if you have minimal time
the itinanry is so great. i took so many notes!! i love how organized you are with the coloring of the pins and all!! just wanted to note that it's not tel aviv's pita. it's palestinian pita that was colonized by white europeans amongst other things they stole (land, resources...etc)
Thanks so much, glad you found it helpful!
Big Ben is the Bell in the Tower. Tower used to be St. Stephens Tower, but has been renamed the Elizabeth Tower.
Oh interesting I had no idea! Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for sharing. What is the weather in London in October? We are going to London in the end of october for 4 days.
@@rhodapalabay2392 it depends! I remember last October being a mix of some chilly sweater weather days and some sunny days! November is when it starts to get consistently cold and grey. But London is very unpredictable, so I couldn’t say for sure!!
Flip a coin. Could be dull and rainy or mild, even warmish, and sunny. Guaranteed it won't be cold though. London rarely gets cold even in winter.
Love the 3 day. Just missing Harry potter for us
Thank you! I have an entire video dedicated to Harry Potter things to do in London you can check out: ua-cam.com/video/ODCTXxJPk5o/v-deo.htmlsi=CgGiKL0N4_UCodxu
I plan to do a Western Europe trip in 10 days including London, Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. The first two days are in London. I will use your three-day itinerary and shrink it for two days. Quick question: How the weather will be in the second week of Sep, do I need warm jackets for this trip, secondly is The State Rooms, Buckingham Palace $32 ticket worth it?
Awesome! Honestly it’s hard to say- London weather is extremely unpredictable. I’d definitely bring a light windbreaker/waterproof jacket as it tends to rain a lot! And I’m not sure I haven’t done the state rooms tour!!
I’m totally going to copy your 3 days London itineraries. Is there any way you can share your google map here. Thank you!
The map is in the description!! Have an amazing trip to London, it’s such a great city :)
I'm trying like crazy to track this 3-day itinerary, but you don't have it written out anywhere on your channel. Tried to watch the video and write it out, but I can't seem to print the map of each day separately or make notes. Might be my ignorance of Google Maps, but I can't even seem to make screenshots of the maps for each day. Do you have this info posted somewhere?
In the description you can click directly on the Google map link and follow it when you’re on your trip on your phone :)
Thank you for great video. I would like to save your marked points on my google map. Is there a way to do that?
@@mikhailyatsishin8838 you’re welcome! I think if you want to add them to your own map you’d have to do that manually. Otherwise feel free to use my map- link in description!!
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nice country ,please and please be careful about natural disaster in your country but i wish you are fine and have a nice day with peace and have a good healthcare and going an oher country and no death in your country
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Hi, this is very useful. Can you suggest which area to stay and can you recommend some hotels in that to cover all the attractions, I'm planning to stay in Wembly 1 day and Central London 1 1/2 days but we would like to stay closer to the attractions so that we're not wasting time for transporation
Thanks, I’m glad you found it helpful. Wembley is quite far! Anything in zone 1 is good, the more central the better like Soho, Westminster or Maryleborne, but those will be the most expensive!
beauiful ountry and she is a
nice country ,please and please be careful about natural disaster in your country but i wish you are fine and have a nice day with peace and have a good healthcare and going an oher country and no death in your country
Thanks
I just tried to book tickets for February 10th and it won’t allow me. Does that mean they’re sold out?
I’m not sure what you’re referring to….
Hi, thank you for the wonderful video. I’m visiting London next month. Can you please help me with some informations?
1. If I get an Oyster Card for travelling and suppose cap it to 50 pounds, is it valid for 1 day only or more than a day?
2. I found that there’s zone demarcation in London. Now, do Oyster Cards have specific zone limits? Or, having one is enough to get through all the zones?
Thanks 😊
You’re welcome! So if you put £50 on your Oyster card it’s not valid per day, it’s valid until the £50 runs out. The daily cap for zones 1-2 is £8.50 or zones 1-3 is £10, so it depends how far your hotel is and where your traveling
There’s no zone limit for an Oyster card or if you use tap-to-pay (like your credit card or Apple Pay), it just charges you based on how many zones you travel
@@SheRunTheWorld Bingo! Thanks a bunch ❤️
I live in the UK 🇬🇧 and always use feet and inches, but thats not the norm here, i just prefer it. But then I'm 67 and was brought up with it 😊😊
That makes sense! 😊
Hi! Does anyone know how to save this Google map to my own? I can’t find out if that’s possible anywhere? Thank you!
Hi! I’m actually not sure :( hopefully someone else can comment and help! In the meantime, you can just save the link to the map in your notes or whatever so you can always access it
Darn! Thank you v much!
I will be traveling there alone in 2 months.. How much will it cost for 3 days in total, if I really wanna pay for London eye and westmenster Abby and of course harry potter studios
Nice, enjoy!! You can find all the prices of each attraction on their official website and then add them up! :)
Ok, but what about other expenses? How much I need to offer? 😅 @@SheRunTheWorld
Ignore info about the tube below.
Haha okay!!
UK travel guide,
Ya I have tons of travel guides for around the UK
Hey, we went to the bagel shop. It was sketchy and not worth it. Thought I was going to get stabbed in that area - thanks for the recommendation 👍🏻👍🏻
You thought you were going to get stabbed on Brick Lane? One of the most popular thrift shopping and eating streets in East London? 😂
Explore Golgumbaz Deccan india 🇮🇳
Very cool!!
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@SheRunTheWorld
Good luck
surprised ChinaTown didn't make the list.
It could definitely be added if someone wanted to!
It's a shame you didn't venture further below the river
If someone only has 3 days, this itinerary allows them to see all the main highlights! If they have more than 3 days, that’s when they can venture to further zones and across the river
Gonna visit the thieves & view the loot
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Can I invite you to an interesting place in London?
I always love recommendations!
Girl doing more in 3 days than I have living in London 3 years 😅😢
😂😂 there’s so much to do here! I love it!
LA is way better!
Interesting! The weather definitely is. But I guess the city itself and activities are based on preference
Hello, I Hope you're well. I Saw your UA-cam channel that's Awesome. I Love your Video content. I Want to connect with you. I sent you a message on message request??.
Thanks! I’ll get back to you the next time I check my message requests
Thank you!
You’re welcome!!