10 MUST SEE LONDON England Attractions | Travel Tips

[@AlexanderAyling]

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[@msannanelia]

Hey, I live in london and just thought I’d shout out some of my fave places: Greenwich, hampstead heath, primrose hill, notting hill, regents park, the canals, camden and soho!

[@AlexanderAyling]

Thanks for sharing. Camden, the canals and Notting Hill are all awesome!

[@heyitsjelly]

I miss the travel content! This came at the perfect time. 🤩 I’ll be in London in two weeks and I’m trying to plan it out still. Love that you said whilst. 😂

[@AlexanderAyling]

Glad it came at the right time! Make sure you grab a copy of my London Itinerary, it’s got all the best spots and information. It will really help simplify your planning. bit.ly/1WeekInLondon ✨

[@JanineZJ]

Have a nice trip！It’s cheaper to use 𝒯ℛ𝒜ℐ𝒩𝒫𝒜ℒ to buy train tickets when traveling~

[@AndyWood-k2o]

Don´t miss Borough market, Notting Hill, The Chelsea area and Spitalfields market. Have a great time!

[@msannanelia]

Hey i live in london and would really recommend notting hill, primrose hill and soho 🌸

[@Star-u3t1l]

Hi Alex, I know you are really busy with your baby but if you get a few moments please make a moving guide for New Zealand. My daughter wants to move there with her baby and husband. As always, wishing you the very best in life! They live in the USA.

[@AlexanderAyling]

Thanks for the idea!

[@elinefijlstra]

Love london! It's my favorite city and I have been there 6 times and can never get enough! There is just so much to see and do :) My favorite neighbourhood is Notting hill area and near Portobello road. Love the cute colored houses and cool vibes.

[@AlexanderAyling]

Those are both really cool neighborhoods! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@runbibirun]

Aww this video came at the right moment, I was talking with my husband had we HAVE to go back to London. Love your tips and I totally agree with a lot of your points. I also would recommend doing a walking tour of whatever you're interested we did one for Jack the Ripper and we learned so much more about the city besides the actual theme.

[@AlexanderAyling]

That’s great to hear the timing is right. London is such a great city. And that Jack the Ripper tour is really good!

[@cijmo]

Fabulous line up! It hits everything for a first time visitor. I always advise for the more timid traveler who has to 'warm up', use the hop on hop off for a day. It gives you a brilliant lay of the land, you see the photo ops and get comfortable in the city to take on the tube. I would say Buckingham Palace is extremely overrated, would visit some of the things in The City Of London - ampitheatre or Mithraeum but the important thing is to make it your own. If Buckingham is on your bucket list...then you must go see it. (But please don't go for afternoon tea and ask for high tea.)

[@AlexanderAyling]

Thank you for sharing your tips too!

[@christinejazul2838]

Thanks for this very informative video.

[@AlexanderAyling]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. I highly recommend you grab a copy of my London Itinerary for all the best tips and much more! All my favorite spots, restaurants, hotels, attractions, local secrets, and unique experiences in London in an easy to use interactive map and daily itinerary. Grab your copy here: bit.ly/1WeekInLondon 🇬🇧

[@orlandopotts4819]

Great video when was this film

[@carolynclitheroe3588]

So interesting to see London through American eyes and very cute to hear little Americanisms :)

[@AlexanderAyling]

Hahaha - glad you liked it!

[@GuillaumeLou]

delicious cuisine ??? seriously ! It's in the top 3 worst cuisine of the entire world ...

[@AlexanderAyling]

So many great international restaurants in London. Traditional British food 🫣

[@carolynclitheroe3588]

Yes in the 80s it wasn’t very good but the food culture on the UK has become pretty amazing in the last 20 years.

[@cijmo]

British food is comfort food. We moved away when I was little but my mum always cooked the satisfying meat pies and fish pies and when I know I'm going back home for a visit, that's all I can think of LOL.