These videos are great! I did laugh when you were talking about not bringing white clothing and then it shows you wearing white!

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Thank you, that's another really good video!

Wow, these London videos are really good. I like the way Jordan seems to have a Guinness in each one. 😀

I’m so excited!! I didn’t know you guys had this channel?! I follow you guys all the time for what do in Hawaii. We’ve done so many of your recommendations. Now we’re thinking of going to the Cotswalds and Scotland and can’t believe this video popped up. I know your information is always good and reliable. 👍🏽😀 Now our trip planning to this area will be so much better with your tips and recommendations. 😀

Instead of zap, just buy 24hr is my suggestion

It’s pronounced Foss way, not Fossy way, the Roman road that runs from Exeter to Lincoln

As someone who’s been to Edinburgh, I can vouch for these tips! Definitely visit Arthur’s Seat and take time to explore the Royal Mile.

Thank you ❤❤

Thank you very much

The Eurostar is a good choice for someone afraid of flying. I’m not afraid of flying, but I know someone who lives in Europe afraid of flying and now he can travel to England on the train.

I watched this all the way to the end! Do I get extra credit?😂 Thank you for the helpful info!

We have a red post box that still has the George VI moniker……hope it stays that way

Glad you guys have ventured outside Hawaii. Bravo!

Of course you can talk on the Tube just don't talk to strangers unless you're asking for directions or something.

Wonderful video. I followed you and your guide sine our Hawaii trip couple years ago. We are going to London 3 days and 7 days Paris and found your new channel here. I have a few questions in London. We travel with 2 kids, 78 years old mother. We will stay in a hotel across from Paddeton station. 1. Should we buy the London city pass or get the hop on hop bus day pass to do your 1 day itinerary to make it easy to transport between places? My mom can walk a bit under a mile before she needs to rest. I wonder HOHO bus maybe good. 2. I like to go see 1 place outside of London. I am thinking of Stonehenge or Bath. Any suggestion? We travel the first weekend of January 2025 Thank you for all of your videos. I am binge them this weekend ❤

Port out starboard home is claimed to have come from the trip between the UK to India. An extremely busy route during britains colonial rule. The claim being that POSH Would keep you on the shaded side of the ship both ways, keeping your cabin cooler. However, it’s not true. There is no record of the word deriving from sailing

Hello! I have a trip planned this Christmas to London and Paris. I only have three days in London but I keep hearing it’s not safe. I’m not sure if all that I’m reading is true. I was thinking of actually skipping London and just going to Bath instead. I’d love to hear your thoughts?

Fantastic recommendations. All very good. We are thinking of trying the afternoom tea at Marks and Spencer on our next visit. How much did it cost you per person? Only 10 pounds? I thought it was 15 pounds. If it's 10 pounds it's a very good price. Can I buy more scones?

Main thing to know - Its cheaper and quicker to fly. Thats it.

We are heading to Scotland in late November/early December, and you guys by far have the best guide video ive seen yet. Thank you!!

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Hi guys I discovered you channel just a few days ago and I love it!! However I don't see anything about spots at Christmas time and I am wondering whether you could tell me anything about the Hyde Park fair which sounds a bit touristy to me, is thet right, thanks a lot!!!!❤

We have just returned home to Australia after a 5 week holiday in the UK. We spent 8 days altogether in London and we wanted to thank you for your travel guides and tips, especially about the Citymapper app. We found this app very easy to use and was invaluable in getting around the city. Regards Cheryl and Mark

Thank you for sharing these helpful tips!

Very interesting, thank you lovely family❤ Do you know whether any of them provide gluten free afternoon tea? Thanks.

I remember going on Eurostar in the early days, my first trips were in 2000 and 2001, from the old Waterloo Station terminal. Everything was clean and smooth, sleek. Bit different now...and when St Pancras Eurostar opened in 2007 it was amazing. Just avoid it in summer if you can, go off peak.

It is useful for my solo first trip in October. From Bangkok, Thailand😄

I like tea, specially Earl Grey. I'm going to prepare a tea afternoon for a very good friend of mine, who is from London, it will be a surprise, I hope she will like it. Kind regards from Berlin

Paris is much more better for life and business, and much more safer

What about going through the Cannel Tunnel by car?

I lived in the UK while working for an American TV network and I would agreed pretty much with everything these folks say. If time is not crucial, always take a bus and always sit upstairs. You just might see something of interest or a place you might want to go back to . . .

I’ve done them all but tea, as I don’t drink tea. But the pasty was in Cornwall . . .

Great video. 🎉 Je vais en France dans deux semaines 😊 very helpful! Merci beaucoup

First rule of thumb when traveling, be polite. Say hello (even if it's just Allo). Learn to ask "Do you speak English" in the native language. You don't go to your local Grocery store or ice cream and start demanding stuff. They usually greet you, you greet them and then you order or ask you question. If you are an A-Hole anywhere people will treat like one. So whether you go to Paris, New York, or your local ice cream store. Be polite. It guarantees people won't spit in your food.

Wonderful tips. I love the range of prices from 80 all the way down to 10. Thank you!

I say this a lot but if you want to travel and are looking for ideas to help afford it… I suggest getting a part time at a hilton… any hilton. I work at a Hilton and they give the best employee discounts. The employee room rates start at $40 a night. Hotel jobs are very easy to get without experience. Work for a few months to save for your trip and book with your discount! I have a london trip coming up and was able to get $40 a night. Also employees dont have to pay resort fees and if the hotel has a restaurant you can get 50% off the food if the hotel owns the restaurant. Something to think about

Hello! Do you recommend bringing a stroller? Is it doable in lisbon? Spending the days exploring by myself with 3 kids! husband will join in evenings.

7:59 - The pastry shop in Belém doesn't make a single Pastel de Nata, what they make is the Pastel de Belém. The Pastéis de Nata are what everyone else makes, since the Pastel de Belém has a secret recipe and a trademarked name and can't be copied. The only similarity is how they look, the pastries themselves are obviously different. 🙂 8:28 - That's ridiculous, the monastery didn't close because it went bankrupt, it was closed because, due to the liberal revolution, all the religious orders were extinct in 1834. Only then the monks started making the pastry to earn money to sustain themselves, until they sold the recipe in 1837 to the place where the pastry shop is located now, which used to be a sugar factory.

2:14 - "Viagem" is pronounced "vee-ah-gem", not "vayahem". It has the same etimology as a word you're familiar with: voyage. 😉

Love your videos! New follower here 🙋‍♀️ Where can we purchase train tickets from Lisboa Airport to Porto? Is there a website, or does it have to be in person?

We first watched you when we were planning our Hawaii trip last year. Now we are heading to Portugal in a few days and came across you again! So excited to see your travels, maybe we'll just continue to follow you!

Sadly, I lived and backpacked England and the Continent for seven months in '98 and didn't experience afternoon Tea! I did have Creamed Tea on a previous trip in '91 in Lavenham! It was brilliant!

Great video. Do you know if I use my credit card to get on the bus or Underground, do I need to pay transaction fee plus the bus fare?

Did you guys use a stroller in lisbon?

Great information guys, thank you. ❤

You can still ride routemasters on 15. They are every 30mins, they renames the route as Heritage Route T15.

Boris Johnson didn't launch the bike hire scheme. It was the previous mayor, Ian Livingstone.