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Happy 2025! Good to see you both again! As someone who regularly does 4.5 - 5 hours from Cornwall to London, I would ALWAYS take the train. Arrive in the centre and it's probably only 20-30 minutes longer than getting to Newquay Airport and then into Central London from Gatwick. If you fancy a Cornwall visit (and another train trip), then we would love to see you both. Paddington to Truro and I could collect you from the station :) x

Weird about lack of free water. I wonder if anyone knows the reason behind that?

Your map is a lie, borth Oslo and Stockholm is just south of the 60th parallell, but your map shows Oslo as far north of Stockholm, a false map as north is on the right and not on top. Distance is 530 km /330 miles

What was the difference in price? For me that would have been the determining factor though I admit just getting on a train and staying on for nearly 6 hours is less complicated/less hassle. Did you consider the bus option as I believe that takes 7 to 8 hours?

I actually thought Oslo - Stockholm was much more than 5 hours, thank you for the video :-)

Train 9 times out of 10 (except if connecting to another flight). The train has free WiFi, and it is way more comfortable to get work done on a laptop or read a book on the train than with the plane option. Also possible to bring liquids in your backpack (saving the additional time needed for checking a bag on the plane). And better for the climate! Nice and informative video, despite the sometimes shaky camerawork!

I liked the lit globes and the light show but tbh it's hard to beat London simply because of the sheer amount of museums galleries architecture parks etc which are accessible

It's funny, when I was a kid we used to go to Norway to buy Flour, Sugar etc, since it was so cheap there then. When I was a youngster it was very popular to fly to London over a weekend, partly because things like clothes and records could be found that weren't availible here in Sweden, but also since everything was so cheap. For a real chocker in Norway, order a Pint of Beer and buy a pack of Cigarettes.

That Fram museum looks cool, wish I'd known about it. But I have been to an opera at that building you walked over. 🙂 If you go back to Stockholm you should try the Vasa Museum.

Hi, thanks for this video! May I ask - your cabin had one bed and three seats? And you had it all to yourself? Does one person sleep on the bottom three seats? Many thanks

So in our last video we flew Ryanair and wondered if it was true about their hard landings, or an internet myth? This time we flew SAS and landed as smooth as butter. So was it the airline, or was it the weather (it was windy in Oslo for the Ryanair landing) or maybe as someone suggested it was a Boeing (Ryanair) vs Airbus (SAS). What do you think?

Flown with them many times for many years, can't think of a particularly hard landing ever. can think of some very cheap flights, like the one this Thursday to a canary Island for £16

i've done over 100 flights on ryanair over the years, and I don't think their landings are any harder than any other airline. landings are dependent on weather conditions

I've never flown Ryanair, so I can't comment on that, but I have landed twice at Oslo and both times it was rough, with different airlines! With your experimental result as well, I'd suggest that is practically scientific proof that it's the airport not the airline. 😉 As for Stansted, I have never flown from there. Once you add on all the additional costs and travel, it's not so cheap anymore. And I'm one Superloop Bus away from Heathrow! Interesting video, thanks! 😊

Financial Quarter is south quay (DLR) btw!

Great verdicts guys, I have to say my favourite was in Naples and a classic Margarita. The Rome one did look a banging pizza though!

Went from Naples to Venice on the train, one of the best services I've experienced. Great video again.

Cool adventurer girl, exploring the underground..... great work on documenting love it

Nice video, I've rarely used that branch line, so it's nice to experience it vicariously! I found your channel recently and am very much enjoying it, Charlie is great! I bumped into Geoff Marshall once, on his way back from his HS2 Chiltern tunnels vid, lovely guy. I hope he finds your channel. :) I love your international travel vids too, your Vesuvius hike was great.

I ride the Northern line every day!

#myitaly ahahah😊❤

Charlie is so cute!

Watching this video after the Vesuvius one I know I'd definitely prefer Pompeii but thanks for both uploads as it was interesting to see both

Took the train from Vienna to Budapest. Had reserved seats 113 and 115. Guess what, the seats only went up to 108. The conductor was mystified and told us to ring the ticket office for a refund. My advice: 1. Fly. 2. If you take the train, print your tickets, because as soon as the trip is over, any evidence of your reservation disappears if you download it to your phone. Never again.

Nice little video. Thank you for sharing. I’d like to go to Switzerland via train, so it’s good to know it’s possible in one day. I didn’t know the Swiss used a different socket, either. Good to know 👍

Did you spot the rare Edward VIII pillar box adjacent to the Grade II Listed K6 telephone kiosk immediately outside Wanstead Station? Redbridge Station is also Grade II Listed although it's pre-war Holden design was considerably watered down in construction because of post-war austerity measures.

Seems a little rough and ready. "Lemonade with open thighs" is simply one of the weirdest signs I've seen. The metro seemed pretty good. Interesting to see Vesuvius can be seen. Thanks for the upload

Thank you. Please give the website that I can book train tickets for Italo or Trenitalia

Meanwhile sealed is the smallest country

Im wondering if there are any times or days when its less busy. Id like to see the Colosseum but for me it would be a single visit only. Thanks for the upload

0:37 CORGI!!! ❤

I'm from Bologna, some year ago I was in Netherlands and hungry. I found a restaurant "Brownies and downieS". I tried their meatballs and when asked how they were I answered "Very dense". Dense in Italian is heavy, you made a good Italian mistake and the weather can't ne angry. Unfortunately I can't say the same with the down dutch waiters 😅

I am considering doing this trip from Stockholm to Tallin. Will this ferry go to Riga as well? Thank you!

the old porticoes seem essential for a nice visit there even in cool seasons as they are architecturally and aesthetically pleasing imo

Very Nice and guess was worth the wait after 369 days

Why not taking the ÖBB Railjet trains? Taking an EC train is always a bit of an adventure.

BERGAMO, VICENZA, CREMONA ,MANTOVA.Ma ogni città in Un Talia è stupenda

I love Bologna.

That's north italy. Too busy, too many people, too many foreigners. Try visiting smaller towns, even better go see south italy.

Bologna, my beautiful city ❤

Verona, Bari, Matera

What luxury you expetced for 17 EUR on an international train?

Which Italian city do you recommend visiting? There's all the obvious ones - Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples - but how about the lesser known ones?

When she said "the curtains" early on, it flashed me back to Monty Python & the Holy Grail.

Wonderful information tour and I am waiting your new v log

I’ve been to Westwyvern,Stepford Victoria and London Waterloo

i go there nearly all the time i love ur channel

You're a weird Dad telling your daughter about all the people who were murdered and how they killed all the animals. She's just a kid man save that grim history shit for old men at the pub not a preteen girl, jeez.

Enjoyed this video. How clean were the bathrooms on both?

Thanks for the video. It looks different from what you'd expect and worth a visit imo