East London Walk of Lively Brick Lane & Shoreditch from Liverpool Street Station - 4K 60FPS

Walking East London around Shoreditch and Spitalfields, including Bunhill Fields Burial Ground and Brick Lane, one of East London’s best-known spots full of funky shops, bustling markets, cool street art, popular curry houses, and famous bagel shops.
Video themes: London walk, Brick Lane walk, Brick Lane Markets, Shoreditch walk, London City walk, London dusk walk, London 2023 walk, London walk January 2023, England walk, UK capital city
Sights seen include: Liverpool Street Station, Broadgate Circle, Finsbury Avenue Square, Finsbury Square, Honourable Artillery Company Gatehouse, Bunhill Fields Burial Ground (former burial ground (from 1665 until 1854), best-known monuments are those to the three literary and artistic figures, John Bunyan, Daniel Defoe and William Blake), Wesley’s Chapel and Leysian Mission, Old Street roundabout & station, Shoreditch Fire Station, Great Eastern Street Memorial, Rivington Street bars & restaurants including The Lighthouse Bar and Club, One Hundred Shoreditch hotel, Redchurch Street shops, bars, restaurants & street art, Rich Mix events centre, Brick Lane shops, bars & restaurants including Beigel Bake Brick Lane Bakery, Beigel Shop, The Old Truman Brewery, Backyard Market (various stalls offering vintage clothes, handmade jewellery, street food & more), Rough Trade East record shop, Upmarket (stalls fill the Old Truman Brewery selling vintage/new clothing and crafts, plus food), and Brick Lane Mosque.
Recorded - January 2023, Saturday late afternoon
Weather Conditions & Temperature - dry, 6°C/43°F
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[@WatchedWalker]

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[@TimWil]

Beigel Bake’s salted beef on a bagel (I’m a New Yorker, guys) is truly one of the best things in life. I haven’t had one since August 2020 but I’ve made a vow to myself I’ll have one this August.

[@jamesrenihan2563]

Thank you very much. Excellent.

[@nsn73]

My husband and I were glad to see John Bunyan’s tomb, because he is reading The Pilgrim’s Progress. Thank you!

[@francoisevitard5272]

Very interesting walk by its diversity. The old cemetery of Bunhill Fields, in the middle of the city, is disconcerting and surprising. Neighborhoods that I also discover; another face of more popular London with its street murals everywhere. Some are really beautiful; I noticed a cat's face, in particular. Unexpected markets and displays of everything and nothing. Curry kitchens too. To have. Thank you WW 😀😀😀😀😀

[@FreshGrey-pm4vw]

I really enjoyed your walk! Another mini vacation.

[@deliciousbakingcooking7088]

Love your videos keep sharing

[@WatchedWalker]

Thank you DB&C

[@ThereIsOnlyTheOnePJC]

I very much appreciate those updates about street names.

[@Pablo260492]

London is where old meets new ❤❤❤

[@anne-liseeikahansen]

This video had a great variety of streets, markets and buildings. I saw two logos, 7:21 and 1:04:12. I liked especially the drawing of the cat at 46:10. 😀

[@WatchedWalker]

Thanks Anne-Lise, I liked that cat too! Well done again with the logos, the one between those two is a bit sneaky! 😀

[@anne-liseeikahansen]

@@WatchedWalker I looked at the middle part one more time, without any luck...Could not find the middle logo. Glad you write the names on the streets.😀

[@asengupta1686]

The grey of the sky juxtaposed beautifully against the grey granite and steel of modern citadels , silent world of the past against the charming living and thriving city, contrasts so well presented in this vid, excellent Mr.Walker! Lively walk in a beautiful neighborhood of London. 😊🌷☕

[@WatchedWalker]

AS, beautiful words as always, thank you!

[@asengupta1686]

@@WatchedWalker Dear Mr Walker, your response is very welcome to me. Looking forward to your visit in near future to any of the lovely parks and gardens and places around, as and when the weather is conducive. Please Take care! Stay happy and healthy always 💖😊.

[@anneoo7929]

Another very calm slow interesting walk which gives you time to look and take in everything. Very beautifully done 👏🏻👏🏻

[@imsocuez]

Your videos are always so calming and yet invigorating. Very-well filmed.

[@BoydXplorer]

Great walk tour around East London. Very clear video and smooth walk. Big thumbs up Watch Walker👍🚶

[@mariapotter2620]

Lots of street art, thank you. Saw 2 WW Logos.

[@WatchedWalker]

Maria, glad you enjoyed it, and very well spotted!

[@TheUluxian]

I totally missed this area on my last visit. The architecture around Broadgate circle is just amazing. Gives me a reason to go back..lol As always, LIKED👍👍!Thanks, WW!

[@maureenlowe32]

Once again a very interesting video I particularly loved the walk furlough the cemetery with such a peaceful atmosphere and calmness whilst in the midst of hustle and bustle continued in the surrounding area of the living!

[@ThisOneWalks]

I spent a few days in this area during a three-week trip to London last year centered around a conference at a spot on Eldon Street near Liverpool Street Station. Covered much of the same ground you did here. Ate a few times at the Sichuan place you passed on City Road, had my first beigle at "the yellow one" on Brick Lane, etc. My wife had to bail because of work. I shot some footage and pics for her, but this walk allowed me to give her a fuller sense of where I walked. We'll be back later this year so she can see it all firsthand, but she enjoyed the preview. And I enjoyed revisiting. Thanks!

[@WatchedWalker]

Thanks TOW, glad you enjoyed the video and got to show your wife more of the area. How was the bagel?

[@ThisOneWalks]

@@WatchedWalker It was fantastic. Just don't let them catch you calling it a "bagel" 🙂

[@phasaset]

That was quite the queue at the bagel shop, must be really good!

[@РусланШамшин]

So colourful part of London! But certainly isn’t my favourite one. Thank you for the walk!❤

[@PRADIER1]

merci pour cette balade , encore une découverte d'un quartier pour moi !

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Omg I love Brick Lane and also, nice to see an East London Vlog.

[@ibs5080]

Hello WW. Will watch this as soon as I can. I'm actually very interested to explore Brick Lane as well as Liverpool street station, so it's great to see these in your title. Might be watching this when in Vancouver. As you know, Mum and I fly tomorrow afternoon! Take care and speak soon. Vancouver is 8 hours behind UK time btw.

[@TheUluxian]

Vancouver is also an awesome city! Have a GREAT time! Love from Seattle!

[@ibs5080]

@@TheUluxian You've got to be kidding me! The Emerald City. I'm dual Brit Canadian and Vancouver is my other home. And I've crossed the border into WA around 400 times! I know greater Seattle just like a local. Bellevue on the Eastside is practically my third home. Also very familiar with Kirkland, Redmond and Woodinville. And of course Seattle itself. Seattle Center with the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass. West Seattle and Alki Beach. Green Lake to the North. Will be heading your way at least two times during my five weeks in the PNW. Including for the NW Flower and Garden Show at the WA State Convention Center above Pike Street as well as the Seattle Home Show at what used to be Century Link Field. Also booked three nights in Leavenworth as long as Stevens and Snoqualmie Pass are ok. I check the WSDOT mountain pass cameras before I go. Been to Leavenworth many times. Tons to do around Seattle and WA in general. I also know Portland and OR very well. Been down the Oregon Coast many times. Especially like Cannon Beach. Anyhow greeting to you neighbour! 🇺🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@WatchedWalker]

Hello Ibrahim, I wish you both a safe flight and great trip, I'm sure you'll both have a wonderful time!

[@ibs5080]

@@WatchedWalker Thank you WW for your well Wishes. Apologies that we haven't had the chance to watch your video yet but just been so busy taking care of every detail for tomorrow. I'm even changing the clocks in the house and car, since the Uk will switch to British Summertime whilst we are away. Incidentally, Canada and the USA change their clocks before the UK does. Anyhow, rest assured we are still subscribed to your channel and will catch up but I might be less frequent in my comments for a while. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@sueseibert4714]

Bunyan and De Foe!

[@WillN2Go1]

1:46 Fulcrum, Large Cor - Ten Steel (rust) sculpture by American artist Richard Serra installed in 1987 near the western entrance to Liverpool Street station, London 17m/ 55' tall

[@wan9560]

Nice walk

[@randeepatillo1982]

48:28-48:45 Those bagels and hot salt beef must be awesome. Good Lord... Loved all the street art. And are the streets in this part of town as narrow as they seem? I'd be super paranoid about getting hit.

[@WatchedWalker]

Randee, I need to try one of those bagels, they must be amazing going by that queue! I guess I'm used to the streets, I didn't feel like they were that narrow.

[@mosesagabon7152]

London is such a vibe, i live in Los Angeles and walking equals to one being poor so one wont see anyone on the sidewalks. Plus LA does not have the history and warmth of London. Lowkey i wish i moved to London but i dont know if the girls over there are as pretty as they are here in sunny California.

[@kelachimusic6521]

Please do a video around boxpark please it's for a project

[@teclasicbaldi]

38:15 shoreditch high street 47:20 brick lane

[@halfmoon106]

John Bunyan and Daniel Defoe are both buried there!

[@russelldean2085]

Bunhill Fields and no William Blake?

[@gavindouglas7020]

Is this PAKISTAN 🇵🇰

[@anonniemouse8042]

It just looks like it

[@philip013]

There's an historical link with Britain and the Indian subcontinent.

[@gavindouglas7020]

@@philip013 curry

[@blackcube8151]

Păzea, vin romanii la cerșit

[@magicknight8412]

Why the long queues for bagels/beigels?? Had the worst curry EVER on Brick Lane!

[@Nesskh]

It supposedly is the best in London

[@seriousoldman8997]

Bagel shops are a rarity in London. I was at college for four years in the eighties nearby. They truly were/ are delicious. At the time I was there you could buy ten bagels for a pound! Prepared bagels came in all the combinations you would expect; smoked salmon or/ and cream- cheese , salt beef,etc. Supermarkets have wiped out bakers of every type. The question is, why not?

[@magicknight8412]

@@seriousoldman8997 i love a decent fresh bagel, guess the filling really makes it.

[@jaklg7905]

Maybe I have a different mind set, but I truly do not understand what possesses grown men to graffiti someone else's property. Especially with something as stupid is your name in bubble letters, which is usually associated with 12 year old girls. It is sad that some people have no respect for other people's property. It makes the neighborhood look like trash. I wonder why it is so hard for some people to just be decent.