And did you mention waterloo bridge? As you cross from south to north side, if you look left (west) you will see big Ben perfectly framed by the London eye appear between 'The Whitehouse' and the Southbank Center. And when you get half way across the river you'll see modern London to your east and old London to your west. Amazing views.
You may not be a classical music fan, but there are free lunchtime concerts in London. The main one is St James Church Piccadilly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1.10. Another regular venue is St Olaves near Tower Hill, and another good one is at St Mary Abbott, High St Kensington every Friday, where students from the Royal College of Music get to impress you with their talents. They will usually ask for a donation at the door at all these venues, but it is not mandatory.
Londoner here - born and bred. Here are some of my favourite places: Southbank, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, The National Theatre, Brick Lane, Little Venice, Hyde Park, Richmond Park, Kyoto Gardens in Holland Park. For great food places, try Brick Lane and also Ilford. Dishoom is one of my personal favourite restaurant. London Eye and London Dungeons are overrated. For the best views of the the London skyline, go to Sky Gardens which is free. Instead of going to London Dungeons, visit one of the many free museums or art galleries. Better still, go to the theatre and watch a show. The London theatre scene is unmatched. However, book tickets in advance. You can watch a play at the Globe Theatre for a mere £5!
Thank you so much for the info. I am ready to follow the list in May! 1) South Bank 2) House Of Parliament 3) Tower Bridge 4) Sky Garden 5) Buckingham Palace 6) Parks- Hyde Park 7) Kensington Park 8) Richmond Park 9) Horniman Gardens 10) Markets- Portobello Road market 11) Acklam Food Market 12) Borough Market 13) Columbia Road Flower Market 14)Leadenhall Market 15) Camden Market- (go to cyberdog) 16) Brick Lane 17) Street Art- Shoreditch 18) Leak Street Arches 19) Art & Museum- British Museum 20) Tate Modern 21) Natural History Museum 22) V & A Museum 23) Science Museum 24) Shopping- Oxford Street 25) Regent Street 26) Harrods 27) Selfridges 28) Liberty London 29) One New Change 30) Carnaby Street 31) Kingly Court 32) Neal's Yard 33) Famous Squares- Trafalgar Square 34) National Portrait Gallery 35) Covent Garden 36) Leicester Square 37) Chinatown 38) Piccadilly Circus 39) History- London Wall 40) St Dunstan-in-the East 41) St Paul's Cathedral 42) Westminster Abbey 43) Highgate Cemetery 44) Views- Bus 24 45) Hampstead Heath 46) Primrose Hill 47) Greenwich 48) Pop Culture- Abbey Road 49) 221b Baker Street- Sherlock Holmes MUSEUM 50) Platform 9 3/4
London born and bred and I still get amazed by all the historical sights I see, especially driving through London after a night out. Can’t beat it..💕💕💕
We have moved into London 4 months ago, though I visited London couple of times earlier, I am amazed by the sheer size and various attractions of the city. I love the parks and spend a lot of time with my children there.
Make the most of it honestly! I lived in north London for four years and didn’t make one day trip out into central at all! Literally was a 15 minute train journey that cost no more than £10 to get there and back with Oyster cards. Just take yourself off to central whenever you feel like it, even if it’s for an evening walk or a jog!
My favourite places to visit in London 1) Selfridges 2)Harrods 3)marble arch 4)China town 5) tower of London 6)Piccadilly circus 7)natural history museum 8)PRIMARK (my happy place)
This seems to be a very charming city, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
In December we will spend our second Christmas in Covent Garden. Last year, we went in Style. This year we are on a budget. So our Edwardian Blu experience was like a dream. I’ll let you know how our severe drop in accommodations goes. I feel like it takes a lot of trips to London to really know what you are doing. The free thing we enjoyed was the square where there are preformers, and the outdoor market that has art, jewelry, etc.
You mentioned Brick Lane and the Indian food... I love a good Indian meal, but what absolutely AMAZES me is how expensive it is to eat... EVERYWHERE else in the UK. Scotland, England (Birmingham - the 'curry triangle' particularly) and Wales (although only twice). I live in London and yes, it's not cheap, but go to Brick Lane and the side streets; Wow! You can get some great deals, good food and NOT as expensive as Scotland or elsewhere! Pick your time (lunch time or early evening), walk around and look at the offers in the windows. You will get accosted by owners standing in doorways with leaflets. So much competition - wanting YOUR business. I often take relatives or friends there, after a few pints in the local and then walk around for a 'deal'. It's cheaper than outside London - how does that work???
Brava! I've watched a lot of London videos- this one is tops! Thank you for putting it together and up here. I literally slowed it down and wrote down just about everything.
If you're in the Paddington area, you can walk along the Grand Union Canal to Little Venice. Probably better than starting from Warwick Avenue tube station.
Great video! Lots of great info! Can you do one for food broken down by category; pubs, pizza, bakeries, burgers, Thai; Chinese, Mexican, Sunday Roast, casual eats, lighter fare, etc.
This is an amazing selection of things to do! I personally love visiting the museums (my favourite has to be the V&A for the incredible exhibits) and you just can't go wrong with a gorgeous walk through one of our royal parks with a warm drink at this time of year!
We're planning to spend 2 days in London before heading to Paris, this video is really very helpful as we try to balance our budget 😉 Thanks for the tip. So my homework is to find out how to get to these destinations.
Hello dear ! Greetings from Guatemala in Central America. I just subscribed to your channel a couple of minutes ago. I've never been in UK before, but I will visit !! I love some British singers/ musicians like: Rod Stewart, Sting, Duran Duran, and my beloved rock band Queen !!!
British Museum is a big plus. Lots of nice sightseeing places 🤗 Go in summer or with Christmass shopping. Alone is ok but better take a friend to enjoy it more. 👋🙂
Thank you for mentioning Brick Lane.. I am Bangladeshi and I know this place is worth visiting ... And also the famous Bagel 🥯 shop is here in Brick Lane ... Love London 😍
@@lou--2006 most of them are really far away from each other， but in central London，the attraction density is high enough that you even do not need to take tube
amazinngg video!! thank you!! I love deer so much and I cannot thank you enough for learning about richmond parkk! and the video is great - quick, not too long, short sayings about every place, very efficient and easy to watch :))))
Found you in recommended videos. Very concise and good recommendations. Taking my 12-year-old for 4 days in two weeks, so hoping to narrow down what she wants to see. It will be her first time and my fourth time in London. There’s so much to do and see it can be overwhelming 😬
Thanks so much for the lovely comment - I’m sure your 12yo will have a wonderful time in London! There’s a cool Harry Potter exhibition in Covent Garden rn if she’s into that ☺️
@@girlvsglobe thanks, but she’s not into Harry Potter. My younger daughter is a Harry Potter fan, but she’s not coming along this time. In two years we’ll most likely do the same trip, if possible.
I am in London for three weeks in July. I am going to try all the things. I have never had a desire to go to London, but its a gifted trip, so yeah 😻I can keep being frugal.
@@waynedodds5839 I live on the West Coast of Canada. I am excited to go, even though people say it’s really expensive. I recently learned my city recently ranked the most expensive to live in throughout North America, so it should be close to the same. I am looking forward to going.
@@TY-sx3jb I really enjoyed my time. I ended up meeting locals. We ventured to Oxford and Cambridge for daytrips. One thing I would have like to have known is how many parks make you pay to use the toilet. In Canada, we do not do that. We differ with basic human rights to pee. Our lighting in park bathrooms are often blue so drug addicts can’t do drugs. Other than that, I liked the trip. Would I ever go back, probably not.
This is my second video of yours, they’re terrific. I’m saving them in a London folder for when I visit there, can’t wait! I want to spend at least three months touring Britain, with at least 2 weeks in London.
I love Cricketer Alac Stewart, he could maintain Captaincy, wicket keeping & Batting , other my favourite cricketers are Robin Smith, Nasir Hussain, Moin Ali , Mike Gatting, Graham Gooch, Ian Botham, Naile Fair brother , Stewart Lew, Flintof, Anderson , Joe Roots, Roy ,
I live in a flat in Neal's yard and its crazy how popular its become in the last few years!! I'm always torn between wanting everyone to know about how lovely it is and wanting to keep it all to myself aha
Here is an itinerary that will minimize travel time between places: Day 1: South Bank walk along the River Thames Houses of Parliament The London Eye Tower Bridge Sky Garden Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church Westminster Abbey Day 2: Hyde Park Kensington Gardens Speaker's Corner Serpentine Lake Richmond Park Ornament Gardens St. Paul's Cathedral Day 3: Portobello Road Market Notting Hill Aklan Food Market Borough Market Columbia Road Flower Market Leaden Hall Market Brixton Market Greenwich Market Camden Lock Market Day 4: Brick Lane Market Spitalfields Market The British Museum The Tate Modern The National Gallery The Natural History Museum The Science Museum The Victoria and Albert Museum Day 5: The Imperial War Museum The Royal Observatory The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew The Tower Bridge Museum The HMS Belfast The Houses of Parliament Tour The Courtauld Gallery The Barbican Centre Day 6: The British Library The Globe Theatre The Churchill War Rooms The Tower of London Tour The British Film Institute Southbank Day 7: The Royal Opera House The London Symphony Orchestra The London Philharmonic Orchestra The Royal Albert Hall The Southbank Centre The National Theatre The Royal Shakespeare Company
You will love it!!! It is my city and though I have been in and around it my entire life, it never gets boring! So much to see and do and so beautiful- yeh it’s expensive but it is incredible none the less
Slight omission re Trafalgar Square. The major picture gallery is "The National Gallery". The 'National Portrait Gallery' is much smaller although it is adjacent to the National Gallery.
Plan visit London for my 50 bday on june so it will be a big help to us your videos thanks for all tbe tips we surely visit all this for 5 days in londom
Last time i went to London was 2019 on the Scouts annual Monopoly Run. Found ourselves on regent street totally by accident. dont think id ever seen that area of london but the architecture is just beautiful. Apparently ive also visited carnaby street. Had no clue it was a tourist attraction, i thought the signs were a one off for a celebration lmao
I am lucky enough to visit london twice before and spent almost 2 weeks there combined. Even though i'm far away from uk but definitely will visit it again after pandemic end :)
A very well presented video .. many thanks ! My wife and I are visiting London in August, so we are planning out itinerary now. We visited late in 2022 (our first time in 20+ years) and had a great time. We visited the Sky Garden and it was fantastic .. and free too. Regards from Whitley Bay
Its a great information to explore, I have visited London 3 Times and going again this week. Planning to cover most of this 50 places . Thank you so much.
I find Oxford street is brilliant in early mornings (especially week days if you can go) as it’s pretty empty and it’s so lovely and rare to see the street all the way down 💜
@@girlvsglobe would recommend, I went this weekend and they open at 12 now on Sundays so we got there around 10 and it was lovely and empty and the was no queues so it was an added bonus. Hope you are safe and well 😁
Thank you! This one was one of the most informative and well made videos for London tourism. Just I need to say that the gulf that was mentioned in the video has got a name, and it's called Persian Gulf. The great nation of Iran don't appreciate people calling it with arbitrary names to obtain the financial support of Arab countries. Thanks again, and I hope you don't mind me bringing up my point. 🙏
I made a subscription to your channel, just because you put a board behind you that says Morocco, which is my country, and it's a beautiful background🌇
Liked and subscribed. Great video on London attractions. It would be nice if you could have included best way to get there to some of the famous ones at least. Cheers 👍
What is YOUR favourite free thing to do in London? 😍 Let me know, I love finding new places in my adoptive hometown! 🇬🇧
Hi beautiful lady
Tower Bridge
And did you mention waterloo bridge? As you cross from south to north side, if you look left (west) you will see big Ben perfectly framed by the London eye appear between 'The Whitehouse' and the Southbank Center. And when you get half way across the river you'll see modern London to your east and old London to your west. Amazing views.
I like the way you present the content, you're just friendly 👏
Soo whats ur nationality u look Bulgarian
You may not be a classical music fan, but there are free lunchtime concerts in London. The main one is St James Church Piccadilly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1.10. Another regular venue is St Olaves near Tower Hill, and another good one is at St Mary Abbott, High St Kensington every Friday, where students from the Royal College of Music get to impress you with their talents. They will usually ask for a donation at the door at all these venues, but it is not mandatory.
thanks for those tips, Tony :)
Londoner here - born and bred. Here are some of my favourite places: Southbank, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, The National Theatre, Brick Lane, Little Venice, Hyde Park, Richmond Park, Kyoto Gardens in Holland Park.
For great food places, try Brick Lane and also Ilford. Dishoom is one of my personal favourite restaurant.
London Eye and London Dungeons are overrated. For the best views of the the London skyline, go to Sky Gardens which is free. Instead of going to London Dungeons, visit one of the many free museums or art galleries. Better still, go to the theatre and watch a show. The London theatre scene is unmatched. However, book tickets in advance. You can watch a play at the Globe Theatre for a mere £5!
Thanks so much for sharing this. I’m going to London next month 😅
It blows my mind , how concise this video is. It must have been a tremendous effort putting it together !
Thank you so much for the info. I am ready to follow the list in May!
1) South Bank
2) House Of Parliament
3) Tower Bridge
4) Sky Garden
5) Buckingham Palace
6) Parks- Hyde Park
7) Kensington Park
8) Richmond Park
9) Horniman Gardens
10) Markets- Portobello Road market
11) Acklam Food Market
12) Borough Market
13) Columbia Road Flower Market
14)Leadenhall Market
15) Camden Market- (go to cyberdog)
16) Brick Lane
17) Street Art- Shoreditch
18) Leak Street Arches
19) Art & Museum- British Museum
20) Tate Modern
21) Natural History Museum
22) V & A Museum
23) Science Museum
24) Shopping- Oxford Street
25) Regent Street
26) Harrods
27) Selfridges
28) Liberty London
29) One New Change
30) Carnaby Street
31) Kingly Court
32) Neal's Yard
33) Famous Squares- Trafalgar Square
34) National Portrait Gallery
35) Covent Garden
36) Leicester Square
37) Chinatown
38) Piccadilly Circus
39) History- London Wall
40) St Dunstan-in-the East
41) St Paul's Cathedral
42) Westminster Abbey
43) Highgate Cemetery
44) Views- Bus 24
45) Hampstead Heath
46) Primrose Hill
47) Greenwich
48) Pop Culture- Abbey Road
49) 221b Baker Street- Sherlock Holmes MUSEUM
50) Platform 9 3/4
Thank you for this! :D
so how is it? did u go peckham yet?
Thanks a lot
Thank you this helps me!
@@chrome3445 So manny galleries, I couldn’t finish them all. Also had a great time visiting Goldsmiths.
London born and bred and I still get amazed by all the historical sights I see, especially driving through London after a night out. Can’t beat it..💕💕💕
Totally agree Lina!! It’s amazing 😍
We have moved into London 4 months ago, though I visited London couple of times earlier, I am amazed by the sheer size and various attractions of the city. I love the parks and spend a lot of time with my children there.
Make the most of it honestly! I lived in north London for four years and didn’t make one day trip out into central at all! Literally was a 15 minute train journey that cost no more than £10 to get there and back with Oyster cards. Just take yourself off to central whenever you feel like it, even if it’s for an evening walk or a jog!
I spent 5 days in London 12 years ago and I was so "poor" that my lunch was muffins from Tesco :) Fascinating city and unbelievably huge!
Oh the things we do to make travel possible!! 😀
Did you not get a meal deal 😭
Hahahaha whats wrong with tesco LOL sainsburys and waitrose no different LOL
Don’t come to London is boring
@@Hallo-vt5rf Man U get mugged u go to London
My favourite places to visit in London
1) Selfridges
2)Harrods
3)marble arch
4)China town
5) tower of London
6)Piccadilly circus
7)natural history museum
8)PRIMARK (my happy place)
This seems to be a very charming city, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Don’t wait to live your life
10:18 Just under the foot tunnel from Greenwich you can also access Mudchute farm near Canary Wharf!...We also have llamas :)
In December we will spend our second Christmas in Covent Garden. Last year, we went in Style. This year we are on a budget. So our Edwardian Blu experience was like a dream. I’ll let you know how our severe drop in accommodations goes. I feel like it takes a lot of trips to London to really know what you are doing. The free thing we enjoyed was the square where there are preformers, and the outdoor market that has art, jewelry, etc.
Thank you so much!! I'm going to London tomorrow and staying for 3 days, I'll try to visit as many of these locations as I can
Amazing - have a brilliant time in London! ☺️
I applaud your range of things to do which would keep people busy for weeks.
Thanks so much Cathy! They’ve kept me busy for years haha ❤️
Considering I have lived in London my entire life this video has enlightened and inspired me to a few new places. Thank you!
You mentioned Brick Lane and the Indian food... I love a good Indian meal, but what absolutely AMAZES me is how expensive it is to eat... EVERYWHERE else in the UK. Scotland, England (Birmingham - the 'curry triangle' particularly) and Wales (although only twice). I live in London and yes, it's not cheap, but go to Brick Lane and the side streets; Wow! You can get some great deals, good food and NOT as expensive as Scotland or elsewhere! Pick your time (lunch time or early evening), walk around and look at the offers in the windows. You will get accosted by owners standing in doorways with leaflets. So much competition - wanting YOUR business. I often take relatives or friends there, after a few pints in the local and then walk around for a 'deal'. It's cheaper than outside London - how does that work???
I wish I could like this video twice. I keep coming back to it for ideas and it's definitely on my Explore London playlist
That means a lot, thank you so much!! ☺️
@@girlvsglobe Thank you! And all in 11 minutes 😊
Brava! I've watched a lot of London videos- this one is tops! Thank you for putting it together and up here. I literally slowed it down and wrote down just about everything.
If you're in the Paddington area, you can walk along the Grand Union Canal to Little Venice. Probably better than starting from Warwick Avenue tube station.
Great video! Lots of great info! Can you do one for food broken down by category; pubs, pizza, bakeries, burgers, Thai; Chinese, Mexican, Sunday Roast, casual eats, lighter fare, etc.
Love this video!! I'm moving to london soon, so this is gold!!
So glad you found this helpful!
India is heaven ...blessed by mother nature first make trip there..
Ggood luck I move my family to tower hamlets soon
Your informations are useful. Thank
you !I am going to visit London soon😉I really enjoyed your video ❤️
This is an amazing selection of things to do! I personally love visiting the museums (my favourite has to be the V&A for the incredible exhibits) and you just can't go wrong with a gorgeous walk through one of our royal parks with a warm drink at this time of year!
Thanks so much for this! You’ve included a nice range of things to do in London for all ages.
I have watched so many London videos and this is the BEST! Thank you so much!
Thanks so much Dan, really appreciate that!! 🥰
My favorite thing in London is following in the footsteps of Banksy!
Ohh that’s a great shout! 😁
Please help me I want to vacate in the UK
When I last visited London I went to the design museum and it is AMAZING! definitely recommend
but why?
Thank you so much!! I’m going to London soon and was really struggling to find places I wanted to visit so this video really helped!!
Omg same i
So happy to hear it Emilie!! Have fun in London ☺️❤️❤️❤️
@@girlvsglobe what about me?😕
@@girlvsglobe thank you!!🥰
The beautiful country has good people. Greetings to you. A wonderful tour with content that deserves motivation
We're planning to spend 2 days in London before heading to Paris, this video is really very helpful as we try to balance our budget 😉 Thanks for the tip. So my homework is to find out how to get to these destinations.
I’m currently trying to figure out transportation as well!
I'm on that too but from what I've seen, an oyster card is a lifesaver for traveling on a budget in London.
Even being an old London boy didn't stop me learning about new places to go here and being free of course
Hello dear ! Greetings from Guatemala in Central America.
I just subscribed to your channel a couple of minutes ago. I've never been in UK before, but I will visit !! I love some British singers/ musicians like: Rod Stewart, Sting, Duran Duran, and my beloved rock band Queen !!!
Yo ur energy is amazing, love you
I'm here right now! Will definitely check out some of your recommendations
Amazing!! Have fun Andrew 😁
British Museum is a big plus.
Lots of nice sightseeing places 🤗
Go in summer or with Christmass shopping.
Alone is ok but better take a friend to enjoy it more. 👋🙂
I am going to London in February 2024 and needed some inspiration on free stuff to do. Thank you for this!! :)
If I have a chance to go to London, I will definitely visit all the places you mentioned. This is awesome! :)
So happy to hear it! Hope you get to visit soon :)
same！hope my next visit is coming soon！
The museums that are free still massively appreciate donations!
London is absolutely an amazing city
Thank you for mentioning Brick Lane.. I am Bangladeshi and I know this place is worth visiting ... And also the famous Bagel 🥯 shop is here in Brick Lane ... Love London 😍
The bagels are amazing!! 😍
England is a beautiful country and I’m thankful for you guys to accept us
I hope to visit England soon with my family 😊
I think I covered many of them when I visited London in 2019. But still I wish if I had watched this video before going. Good work!
Hi Hadi
How many days did it take you to visit them all?
Are they close to each other?
@@lou--2006 most of them are really far away from each other， but in central London，the attraction density is high enough that you even do not need to take tube
Love this list! And thanks for keeping it under 15 min!
amazinngg video!! thank you!! I love deer so much and I cannot thank you enough for learning about richmond parkk! and the video is great - quick, not too long, short sayings about every place, very efficient and easy to watch :))))
FANTASTIC VIDEO.
Heading back there soon.
I might add Pop Brixton to the markets list - It's a vibe!
Found you in recommended videos. Very concise and good recommendations. Taking my 12-year-old for 4 days in two weeks, so hoping to narrow down what she wants to see. It will be her first time and my fourth time in London. There’s so much to do and see it can be overwhelming 😬
Thanks so much for the lovely comment - I’m sure your 12yo will have a wonderful time in London! There’s a cool Harry Potter exhibition in Covent Garden rn if she’s into that ☺️
@@girlvsglobe thanks, but she’s not into Harry Potter. My younger daughter is a Harry Potter fan, but she’s not coming along this time. In two years we’ll most likely do the same trip, if possible.
London is amazing. Been there twice 2017 and 2019. Had a great time. You can get an entire meal for 2 💷. Loved it.
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Been to London many times but never thought those places are for free. Trafalgar Square, River Thames and Picadilly are my favourites
Now subscribed.
What a lovely video! Glad I found it just before my London trip. Thank you, lovely lady.
Thank you very much for a helpful and comprehensive presentation.
I am in London for three weeks in July. I am going to try all the things. I have never had a desire to go to London, but its a gifted trip, so yeah 😻I can keep being frugal.
Aww what a great gift!! Have fun - in three weeks you can cover so much ground ❤️
I’m well traveled and actually live in London and maybe perceived as biased but this is by far the best city in the world…
@@waynedodds5839 I live on the West Coast of Canada. I am excited to go, even though people say it’s really expensive. I recently learned my city recently ranked the most expensive to live in throughout North America, so it should be close to the same. I am looking forward to going.
@@lauriedavis7471 How did you find it?
@@TY-sx3jb I really enjoyed my time. I ended up meeting locals. We ventured to Oxford and Cambridge for daytrips. One thing I would have like to have known is how many parks make you pay to use the toilet. In Canada, we do not do that. We differ with basic human rights to pee. Our lighting in park bathrooms are often blue so drug addicts can’t do drugs. Other than that, I liked the trip. Would I ever go back, probably not.
I love the British Museum. You are correct; I spent over six hours in the Museum.
I would spend years in it if possible
I lived in London years ago and this brings back good old memories and i've been to those places it's like walking down the memory lane
This is my second video of yours, they’re terrific. I’m saving them in a London folder for when I visit there, can’t wait! I want to spend at least three months touring Britain, with at least 2 weeks in London.
Make sure to visit the Cotswolds, York, Bath and Cornwall! (if you have the time)
no if you arrived london first, you wont want to go to other places
Thank you so much for this Inspirationen.😊❤❤❤🎉 I love Tesco for Shopping.
I love Cricketer Alac Stewart, he could maintain Captaincy, wicket keeping & Batting , other my favourite cricketers are Robin Smith, Nasir Hussain, Moin Ali , Mike Gatting, Graham Gooch, Ian Botham, Naile Fair brother , Stewart Lew, Flintof, Anderson , Joe Roots, Roy ,
I live in a flat in Neal's yard and its crazy how popular its become in the last few years!! I'm always torn between wanting everyone to know about how lovely it is and wanting to keep it all to myself aha
I am visiting in February, let's have a cuppa tea 😄
Here is an itinerary that will minimize travel time between places:
Day 1:
South Bank walk along the River Thames
Houses of Parliament
The London Eye
Tower Bridge
Sky Garden
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church
Westminster Abbey
Day 2:
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Speaker's Corner
Serpentine Lake
Richmond Park
Ornament Gardens
St. Paul's Cathedral
Day 3:
Portobello Road Market
Notting Hill
Aklan Food Market
Borough Market
Columbia Road Flower Market
Leaden Hall Market
Brixton Market
Greenwich Market
Camden Lock Market
Day 4:
Brick Lane Market
Spitalfields Market
The British Museum
The Tate Modern
The National Gallery
The Natural History Museum
The Science Museum
The Victoria and Albert Museum
Day 5:
The Imperial War Museum
The Royal Observatory
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
The Tower Bridge Museum
The HMS Belfast
The Houses of Parliament Tour
The Courtauld Gallery
The Barbican Centre
Day 6:
The British Library
The Globe Theatre
The Churchill War Rooms
The Tower of London Tour
The British Film Institute Southbank
Day 7:
The Royal Opera House
The London Symphony Orchestra
The London Philharmonic Orchestra
The Royal Albert Hall
The Southbank Centre
The National Theatre
The Royal Shakespeare Company
Watching this before my flight haha. Super insightful video, thank you~
Great to hear about Bangla Town. Thanks for including
Thank you for watching Kaniz! Love Bangla town! ☺️
I'll be headed to London for this first time in years next month... very helpful list to help me plan out my days on a budget :-)
You will love it!!! It is my city and though I have been in and around it my entire life, it never gets boring! So much to see and do and so beautiful- yeh it’s expensive but it is incredible none the less
Thank you so much for preparing this video, it's very useful !! We'll wait for the next one.
London is massive!!!!!, be prepared to walk A LOT, best to cycle if you can
Slight omission re Trafalgar Square. The major picture gallery is "The National Gallery". The 'National Portrait Gallery' is much smaller although it is adjacent to the National Gallery.
Just look at London cityscape is really amazing free things to do
Yesss! These tips are so great. We've got to try this list next time we go to UK!
Ohh hope you get to visit soon! I love Tastemade btw! 😀
By the way your video is so informative...keep it up.
Awesome share I haven’t even visited half theses places 🥰😘😌
Ohh so glad you’ve discovered some new places through this video 🥰
Plan visit London for my 50 bday on june so it will be a big help to us your videos thanks for all tbe tips we surely visit all this for 5 days in londom
I am visiting London next and I am so excited! Your video gave me a lot of great ideas for our vacation. Thanks!
Yay, so happy to hear it Katie! Enjoy London! ☺️❤️
Thank you , this is a wonderful short tour to London ❤
Last time i went to London was 2019 on the Scouts annual Monopoly Run. Found ourselves on regent street totally by accident. dont think id ever seen that area of london but the architecture is just beautiful. Apparently ive also visited carnaby street. Had no clue it was a tourist attraction, i thought the signs were a one off for a celebration lmao
I am lucky enough to visit london twice before and spent almost 2 weeks there combined. Even though i'm far away from uk but definitely will visit it again after pandemic end :)
That’s amazing, hope you get to visit again soon!! ☺️
Thank you so much for this, it is an informative and comprehensive video ❤
Love the Moroccan sign in the background and your looks is very pretty
Hey this was very useful, I’m planning on visiting London. Thank you ❤️
Thank you so much for the kind words Mushto, that means a lot. Glad you found the video helpful - enjoy your time in London ☺️
A very well presented video .. many thanks !
My wife and I are visiting London in August, so we are planning out itinerary now. We visited late in 2022 (our first time in 20+ years) and had a great time. We visited the Sky Garden and it was fantastic .. and free too.
Regards from Whitley Bay
The tram. If you did what I'm imagining you did it'd be one of my favourite things ever.
Its a great information to explore, I have visited London 3 Times and going again this week. Planning to cover most of this 50 places . Thank you so much.
Thank you for so many cool recommendations!
Aww my pleasure!!!☺️🇬🇧
I like hanging out in marble arch and Harrods and of course the west end theater district.
I just love this town.😍 I've only been to London once, so i hope to go back. Thanks for tips😉😄🇨🇿
Taky to tu zbožňuju 😍❤️ Díky za milý komentář!
@@girlvsglobe Jsi češka nebo to je překlad? :D
Really great vjdeo. Enjoyed the content, tips and tricks. Will add to my to do list
Thank you so much for this video. I am going to visit London in fer days and it helps a lot. Hi from Slovenia😍
I’m so happy to hear it! Have a wonderful time in London ☺️
i am visting london in next month, your video is going to be helpful for my vacation
Beautiful sharing my friend
I will definitely be popping into Selfridges when I make my way over in the summer. 🥰🥰
Wooo, it’s so fancy!!
LOVED THIS!!! The energy you bring and how you take your time to elaborate Things :) I Took a Liking to The Primrose Hill
The best video I see so far!
I find Oxford street is brilliant in early mornings (especially week days if you can go) as it’s pretty empty and it’s so lovely and rare to see the street all the way down 💜
What a great tip! I'm not sure I've ever been there early in the morning :)
@@girlvsglobe would recommend, I went this weekend and they open at 12 now on Sundays so we got there around 10 and it was lovely and empty and the was no queues so it was an added bonus. Hope you are safe and well 😁
The best video. Thank’s a lot for this. 💗
That’s so kind! Thanks very much Déborah 🥰
I will visit UK for sure, I love it !!!
Thank you! This one was one of the most informative and well made videos for London tourism. Just I need to say that the gulf that was mentioned in the video has got a name, and it's called Persian Gulf. The great nation of Iran don't appreciate people calling it with arbitrary names to obtain the financial support of Arab countries.
Thanks again, and I hope you don't mind me bringing up my point. 🙏
Have been living in London for 3 years, didn't know these many free activities exist 😂.
Aww yay, I’m happy to introduce you to some new places! 😁
Do you mind me asking how you can afford to move there? X
I made a subscription to your channel, just because you put a board behind you that says Morocco, which is my country, and it's a beautiful background🌇
I'm born and bred in London but I learnt some cool things off you. You're awesome
Definitely saved the best for last 😄✨ thank you so much for all these tips!
I love you provide London tour information
So happy to hear it! 😁
Wow thanks, I live in London and didn’t know about some of these 😊👍🏼
That was awesome, been living here for 22 years but discovered loads! Thanks 😊
Liked and subscribed. Great video on London attractions. It would be nice if you could have included best way to get there to some of the famous ones at least. Cheers 👍