guys,whc area has disabled friendly roads? for someone who has bad legs

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Still waiting to receive the free printable itinerary! I confirmed my email subscription, but it's been a few days, and I haven't received anything yet. Hoping to hear back soon!

Very good guide - a couple of small additions would be to not expect pubs to cater for many cocktails and you can always ask for a small taste of a cask ale. Oh, and always order your Guinness first!

Hello, what month was the vacation filmed? I'm curious since I'll be traveling in early May. thank you!

The Thames is clean in London? Are you mad LOL

Quante stupidaggini e dilettantismo in questo video.

I am soloing to London this summer for a week. Your videos have been excellent and very helpful. Great practical advice.

Where you put your camera when you went into Tower of London

Can you please tell me the name of the restaurant that you went to for dinner at 7 mins 30secs. Thank you

We’re a family of five, my travel Date just opened up… so space for luggage is not an issue in business class? It’s tempting!

Thanks for the great tips!! Great video!

@yourguidesabroad Just planning ahead makes me exhausted lol. 😂. I prefer going to London on the cooler months.

Great video! However, you claimed that it was William III's government who fought the Jacobite's in 1745. They actually fought the Jacobite's in 1689. The King in 1745 was George II. Otherwise, Great video!

We skipped it for Fountainbleu when we visited last summer. No regrets!

9:48 that chicken looks so good. Do you mind sharing what pub you ordered it from? Thank you 😊

Great advice. Whenever you take the RER, keep your stub. I was fined 50 euros on my way to Versailles because I tossed my stub, even though the 2 others with me had theirs.

Versailles is the most elegant palace I've ever seen of which all others have been compared. Is it crowded? Yes, but absolutely worth a visit

Uhh sorry!! You're america??

Very helpful video! We are headed to Lisbon in early June. Will be happy to skip the lines! I will check out your downloadable itinerary :)

Thanks for the video. I didn't see the link for the Sintra tour guide.

Standerd ticket still should be ok and decent enough too, I picked that one for march

This was a great video... I'm new to your channel, but I love that you're obviously parents, but you are still having adventures and giving tips that aren't just parent focused

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how is the weather in january? I´m going to Paris on the last week of january and i don´t know if it´s going to be rainy or just cloudy or sunny. I know it´s cold in there, but I actually don´t know if it rains a lot or the sky is just clear.

Great video. Thank you so much.

If I may, you did not mention a convenient piece of information for Navigo card holder : accessing major Parisian train stations pay toilets, usually with on-site cleaning staff, is free of charge ; but only if you show your card, otherwise, you will have to pay like regular travelers.

Got to commend you on your pronunciation (as a more or less Edinburgh local), you got all the major suspects right, Edinburgh, Holyrood. Well done. And you taught me something! I didn't know it was called the Royal Mile due to a guidebook! Thanks

0:53 sound like typical clueless yank making a video

Did You traveled with infants? If yes, what is the immigration process as 0-3 yr old doesn’t need tickets hence no need to fill their details while booking the tickets

Also you still have windows on board where you see scenery and coastal scenery too apparently? Even though in tunnels mainly. Also a café on train aswell

Book on trainline site,too ppl !

First trip to London in March. I have afternoon tea reservation at Claridge’s but might have to try a couple more.

Watching your London videos! My first London trip is in March and your information is such a big help!

Great video about Paris. The little girl is so cute ! And the lady who is entertaining seems to be so nice and well prepared ! Just a few comments from a french (born and raised) viewer : First be aware that Versailles is very far from Paris and you gonna have to dedicate a whole day to your excursion to Versailles if you want to see that wonderfull palace and of course the gardens. Second : the Eiffel Tower is visible from almost anywhere in Paris and if what you want is just a picture you have some great spots (like the one pointed on that vidéo) but the simplest is Trocadero. But of you go right beneath it, it is gonna be an interesting trip you do not climb it. Third : be carreful with wine in "restaurants" : it's gonna be expensive and not that good. Drink water (free, like bread, thanks to Napoleon we say in France) and save your money for something else (the cliché "i drink wine in paris" is to my mind outdated ; if you want to drink great wine come in burgundy (where i leave) and you won't be disapointed ; in Paris it is just gonna be expensive but average ; but maybe i'm not objective : when i go to italy, any of the pizza i eat is better than the best i can find in France ; so maybe for an american, any wine he can taste in France is better than the one he would find in his own country...) Paris is a very walkable city if your trip is well prepared ; so just plan well your visits, don't be too ambitious (like " i am gonna go to the louvre and musée d'orsay and Quartier Latin to the Pantheon then to Invalides and finish with the eiffel tower" in the same day) ; of course everything is not "that far" from one to another but your legs (and mind) are gonna suffer ! But enjoy that great city that is Paris and be welcome ; most of the french citizens love tourists because we are proud of our country and our lifestyle !

I will be in London this July. I go every year. It is like my second home. I love Kensington Gardens. I feel such peace there

I thought was winter time

Not overpacking the itinerary is a great tip. Our best experiences in Paris (or any vacation) were always just wandering, slowing down, and stumbling across hidden gems.

Can u also purchase on the RATP app?

Thank you a lot for the great tips! I'm planning to be there during solstice (longest day of the year), do you confirm that the first Eiffel Tower sparkle is at 11pm?

Full CARB meals!

For taxis I recommend getting the G7 app. It works just like Uber but with official taxis. You pay through the app not directly with the driver. One advantage of taxis over Uber is that they can use the bus lane so they get you there slightly quicker. However, I still prefer the métro.

Eurostar, good price??!!😮 You have no idea what you're talking sbout.

I went to Savoy recently. They’ve just had a refurb and I thought that the decor is much nicer now than in this video. It was great, and the service and atmosphere was impeccable. But I don’t think it’s my favourite of the high end places. I’d probably put Fortnum & Masons or The Ritz as my picks.

re tipping - 15% service charge is included in the final bill - this is by law. If you are asked for a tip - you are being conned. Of course you can "round up" the bill, or leave a couple/few Euros, but tipping 15/20% is not necessary.

seems you guys dressed down for each try after Savoy lol

Such great Tips! Thank you! I didn't know about the ATM one. Also, I heard about getting a Wise card and paying for everything with this as well as the WeVat app to claim your VAT refunds.

Where does one purchase the Navegante card? The link makes it look like it's only for locals

You two are amazing! You made our Hawaii vacation planning easy and enjoyable. Looking forward to our trip to London with all your great travel tips

Thank you so much for this! We're going in April and this has been super helpful in considering what to do with our kids!