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3 Secret London Places - Unusual & Historic
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- All around London there are secret places for you and your families to discover, some of these are over 800 years old and standing in the middle of the street!
These places are seen everyday by locals but so many don't know what they are! We'll share these with you and tell you more.
0:00 Welcome
0:17 Place 1 - Over 800 years old in the street
2:10 Place 2 - On the Thames
3:14 Place 3 - Fog in Mayfair
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All around London there are secret places for you and your families to discover, some of these are over 800 years old and standing in the middle of the street!
These places are seen everyday by locals but so many don't know what they are! We'll share these with you and tell you more.
0:00 Welcome
0:17 Place 1 - Over 800 years old in the street
2:10 Place 2 - On the Thames
3:14 Place 3 - Fog in Mayfair
We hope you enjoyed this video. Have you been here before or do you have your own hidden little treasure in London you’d like to share?
If so please let us know in the comments below.
I must say, you are a natural presenter, you just have that kind of voice which is a good narrator's voice, you sound like a professional film narrator.
OMG that ancient obelisk with so much history is just right
there on the streets of London, and people just walk right by
it, probably unaware of what it even is. So very ancient, and in great shape too, which is impressive. I love the water feature, too. London takes really good care of their open spaces.
I'm glad that they didn't tear down the old columns on the Thames from the old bridge, I believe history should be preserved and remembered. So much of history has been lost already.
So many treasures of the past just sitting there. I unfortunately never got a chance to explore London when I was there. I was under military orders going through Heathrow on my way to my permanent duty station in Germany in the army, so was not free to go explore at that time. I've always wanted to go back to London and explore it's vastness. I remember in 1988, when I was flying over the city, it seemed to go on and on forever, it's footprint larger than even Los Angeles, as I don't remember LA seeming quite as huge as London in sheer acerage. I have always loved London and love reading about it's history. History and travel are two of my favorite passions, so a channel such as yours is amazing and will help others to find all the little bits that they might otherwise miss, to see the history that is all around them when exploring the ancient city. I can't wait until all of the 2020 mess is over so that I can travel back to Europe again!
Thank you so much for making a channel like this to help people find little treasures that may otherwise by overlooked.
Thanks so much for your comments. It is incredible that these pieces of history are just there for all to see and a memory of the past. Hope for you once all is cleared up in 2020 that you get back to Europe again, and hopefully a trip to London.
Three different things I never knew about, after 48yrs being associated with London, living , working, visiting the capital, there is always something new to discover. Thank you for this video.
Thanks for watching Peter and yes, like you I am always discovering new things I hadn't noticed before :)
My my my - 1199!! What is that? I did not catch the name of it. A water outlet. So there is a handle that operated it. Fascinating!! Amazing still there after 800 years. The stories that lion head could tell!! Love the pillars of St. Pauls Bridge. I love the amazing water fountain. You featured that on one of your Christmas videos 2022.
Yes a very old water pump in the heart of the city, sitting there showing its history....👍😀
According to google, the obelisk was built in 1580. Before then it was just a well with a leather bucket. And there have been several refurbishments over the centuries.
Thanks for the info!
Wish people get the facts right. Instead of rambling on about ‘oddities’.
I love the history & quirky places in London. I'd be lost & never find them. You know exactly where to lead us. Thanks.
Hi Shirley, thanks so much for watching and subscribing. There are a couple of playlists on the channel called Secret London & Historical Places that you might find interesting with more places to see. The original part of London Bridge in the grounds of Guys Hospital is another of those weird things people just walk by but with so much history. Take care and thanks again.
Awesome!! Glad I found this channel! Thanks for reminding us that London IS history!
Hi Frederico, thanks so much for watching and commenting. We really appreciate it!
@@LondonVisited You're most welcome! I'm watching your videos now and will watch all of them! They're all amazing! Picking up really dofferent places in London. Thank you for sharing this! It's such a shame to see so few "Likes" to your videos...
That's fantastic - hope you enjoy and let me know any other places I have missed so I can add!
@@LondonVisited Thanks!
The last wolf killed in the UK (not London, that was a different wolf) was killed where Heathrow Airport now stands.
It was contaminated with water from graves.
the wolf spout was a 19th century addition - not medieval
Thank you for letting us know
a secret is not something that is in the public eye hahahahahahahaha and public knowledge. this is hilarious. secret places..hahahaha..ok then