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Noooooo stop it now. I am meant to be working on my Children's Stories content for my channel, but being distracted but fabulous festive videos like this!!!! 😇

what's with the repetitive muzak....

London is totally addictive at Christmas, can't beat it!

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Great video and nice touch finishing with The Emirates Stadium - A touch of class! Up The Gunners 💯⚽️💥🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Very nice! I liked all of them. I can't wait to move there.

The entire London is my favourite dude.

To everyone who deosnt know London, this guy is referring to when he was in his 30s. This isnt the coolest area anymore. Maybe it was in 2000. Now that title goes to Shoreditch. He's not even English. It's a commercial area, full of media companies and ad agencies. So equivalent to Madison Avenue in NY.

We are going over next week from Northern California! Can't wait and thank you for your tips, we are going to Covent Gardens and Trafalgar square for sure, and I also want to see Fortnum and Mason Department store!

Thank you for a great video!

Très sympa cette balade de Noël dans les rues de Londres.

Thanks, noted everything, we are going in 3 weeks

What a great video, thank you!!❤

Pub fish and chips are never as good as from a chippy.

Never have a full English anywhere they put greenery on it.

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I've been watching these videos, and I have to say, really enjoying them. Imo the most entertaining travel channel I've seen on youtube so far, you can feel the excitement.

It's just overkill! I mean who the hell wants to walk about bloody freezing, maybe get mugged, hypothermia or frostbite, just to get fleeced with these markets? I will buy a big issue and give a few bob extra to those less fortunate than me! Get back to true Christmas values, makes you feel better!

Great and fun Fogg coverage! Lost in the Fogg!

You have such a hard life Dave! 😄 I'm sure some people have moaned about the Yorkshire pudding on a pork roast but I think all roasts should have them. And a full English definitely needs hash browns on the plate!

I am going next week from the US ! I am so excited !

Markets by the river Thames is captivating,one can look over across the river the tower bridge, gazing at you ,it's beautiful spot to eat something as well as to have the view of river, breathing the breeze which is fresh and calming.its preparation before hand of Christmas,and in this cold weather it's good way to feel warm by strolling round many markets.The Spitalfield I think is far more interesting.but it's beautiful video,you are looking great

As a Londoner I would clarify your statement for overseas visitors, "There is nothing more magical than Christmas in London." You are quite correct in that the BUILD UP to Christmas from early November is magical but actual Christmas .... Christmas Day & Boxing Day & the following few days are dull, dreadful & boring. Transport does not move on Christmas Day with Boxing Day limited services. Plus virtually all overland railway lines into/out of London do engineering works Dec. 24th to Jan. 1st so it is almost impossible to get into London. In fact this festive season is the worst ever for closed down rail services due to works. So in short do NOT plan a visit to London for actual Christmas - it is awful.

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I think I'll stay at home and save money. 😀 If you have any interest in the old London docks you can find some vids on YT. Also, there is The Pool of London 1951 movie (available on DVD) that shows the old docks. Especially interesting are the views around Shad Thames, Tower Bridge and Pickle Herring Street where the former City Hall is.

I am hooked on your videos. Bit biased as I was born and raised in London now living in Canada it is a great intriguing city

No....

You sir are a wally.

waiting for the christmas video! <3

"London, the hub of English football," yes, in relation to teams situated in a geographical area. But in relation to success-actually winning trophies (Premier League, FA and League Cups, and European/Champions League and other Euro club competitions)-it's the North West of England above all other parts of England and the rest of the UK. Liverpool-Manchester. Of course, And outside of the Northwest. Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest in the West and East Midlands around 40 years ago. The most successful British team in European club competition is Liverpool, with 6 titles, as well as the most English League Cups, with 10 titles. The most successful English Premier League team is Manchester United, with 20 titles. So although there are more clubs in Greater London, and Arsenal and Tottenham have the most modern stadiums, it obviously doesn't mean they are successful by a long way.

I once had the worst bacon sandwich I've ever had in my life at the Millwall Cafe

That was where I met the guy with the Pith Helmet, thanks for the snippet.

Look forward to your Christmas vid!

You did no go to Bromley in the London borough of Bromley

hey Dave.... even us Hong Kong folks know Bromley is in South East London :-)

You'll have to get out of your comfort zone ( London ) and travel up to Lancashire to find proper football , Lancashire home to probably 75 % of all trophies won in history

Definitive answer as someone who was born in the borough. Technically yes, Bromley is London. It's one of the thirty two boroughs. If you live there and want to sound posher, it's often referred to as Kent. It was previously a part of Kent before the GLC etc.

Had no idea what a Lime Bike was until I looked it up. One lives and learns.

Well done. To be fair I grew up nearby and watched them a lot as a child when Palace weren't playing. Haven't lived in the south east for over thirty years and had no idea when your video came out that Bromley are now a league team. Delighted for them. Always a good club.

I'm turned OFF by the way americans use the knife and fork.

Need to try all those pies. Shepherds, cottage, pastry, doesn’t matter. I like them all.

Why is it so hard to hold a fork properly?

No hash browns. Try a chicken dhansak madras hot😂😂

Chicken tikka masala originated in Glasgow, Scotland not England. Scotch egg was originally made at Fortnum & Mason in 1738 as a snack for travellers on the horse drawn coach. As an American you would know it is rude and disrespectful to wear a hat indoors wether it was just for filming or not

Sorry that you didn’t research table manners you really should remove your hat when going indoors especially when you eat

Don't buy fish and chips in a pub, go to a chippy. Same for Indian food, also don't buy Chicken Tikka Masala, it may now be the "national dish" but that's only because it's so bland, be more adventurous. Greggs for a sausage rolls, no worries, but for fucks sake get out of London, I wish the politicians would too. New London railway? No problem, a decent upgrade to railways in the north, Wales or Northern Ireland, too expensive, yes you all pay taxes but that's for London, cos that's where the posh people live, and if you work things out the way we prefer, all profits exist in London, cos that's where we have headquarters and stock markets, so that's where all the tax money. museums and culture have to go, not because that's where royalty and all their sycophants and hangers on live. Little bit of polotics

Charlton the best team ever big fan

Greggs is the best 😂😂😂. That's like saying McDonald's makes the best burger or Hershey makes the best chocolate.

Stop with the London thing, you can get a full English over the rest of the country, and cheaper, but make sure you don’t have any hash browns.

Seems that this is another American who only thinks the countries in Great Britain (England, Scotland & Wales) and The United Kingdom ( England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) only consist of London