Another fab video Dan, I was basically doing that walk last week! I was late for Choral Evensong at Westminster Abbey walking down from Victoria and they wouldn’t let me in!! So I walked past the gleaming ‘new’ Big Ben (after its renovations) to the South Bank, past the Eye, to the Royal Festival Hall, which is worth a shout out too to hang and eat or coffee not to mention it is a full blown symphony hall (with a mighty pipe organ) for classical concerts in the evening. I walked across Charing Cross railway bridge on the cantilever footbridge with the lovely views of the Thames and St Paul’s to Covent Garden, which is always busy (with a great Apple shop), then to the centre of Soho, Old Compton Street, to have dinner at the smaller of the two Ballans restaurants/café bars. I love going to the Tate Modern for morning coffee at the café on level six with magnificent views of St Paul’s Cathedral, I could sit there all day 😊 There is also an outdoor observation area in the new extension to the Tate Modern on level nine. That is just too much to do in London!! That ChatGPT is just so good from last time you mentioned it. I look forward to your next adventure.
Keep these coming, loving these videos
Another fab video Dan, I was basically doing that walk last week! I was late for Choral Evensong at Westminster Abbey walking down from Victoria and they wouldn’t let me in!! So I walked past the gleaming ‘new’ Big Ben (after its renovations) to the South Bank, past the Eye, to the Royal Festival Hall, which is worth a shout out too to hang and eat or coffee not to mention it is a full blown symphony hall (with a mighty pipe organ) for classical concerts in the evening. I walked across Charing Cross railway bridge on the cantilever footbridge with the lovely views of the Thames and St Paul’s to Covent Garden, which is always busy (with a great Apple shop), then to the centre of Soho, Old Compton Street, to have dinner at the smaller of the two Ballans restaurants/café bars. I love going to the Tate Modern for morning coffee at the café on level six with magnificent views of St Paul’s Cathedral, I could sit there all day 😊 There is also an outdoor observation area in the new extension to the Tate Modern on level nine. That is just too much to do in London!! That ChatGPT is just so good from last time you mentioned it. I look forward to your next adventure.
Amazing :) I’ll have to check out the cafe at the Tate Modern next time I go!
Great video, very interesting seeing all these places. And thanks for the shoutout 😀
This video made me smile, I love how we learn all these random facts with you
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Congrats on the 1K! Tate Modern does (did?) have an observation deck that gives views that rival the London Eye.
Thank you :)
Oh wow! I'll check that out next time, if it's still there!
Fabulous Joe
Thank you 😄
Cool video. Congrats on reaching 1K. I hit 1K recently.
Thank you! Ayy Congrats :)
@@JoeDanHirst Thanks 😊
"Big Benjamin" was really cute to me for some reason 🙂
The British Museum is free, but there are always tons and tons of people there.
Yeay now I got list of places to go the next time I went to the capital!! The market in Covent Garden 😊is interesting
Thank you
I wouldn't say Tate has "a little bit of art" :D
that’s a great route for tourist exploring london and great tips from you. ps london eye is overrated and expensive I do t get the hype
Thanks! I think it’s a cool attraction, but there are cheaper alternatives.
@@JoeDanHirst The Tate Modern viewing deck was free when I last went, pre-COVID.
@@stephenclark9917 I'll check it out next time!