I Tried Every Tourist Trap in London

[@EdChapman23]

Put myself through some absolute dross here haha, would be much appreciated if you could drop us a like and check to see if you're subcribed as we push towards 100k! I've got some big videos coming soon, including a trip to Asia, appreciate your support as always!

[@jamessteel9016]

Expensive day out Ed, rip off London 😮

[@MoonV29]

Ed if you coming to Malaysia let’s meet up 😂😂

[@ImAtLevel53]

@edchapman23 you sir are a legend

[@chicharito229]

Asia or Asda? 😂

[@brandsmp]

@edchapman23 Happy to show you around Vietnam, I've been here for 8 years now, I know the wacky and the wonderful 😂

[@stuartsneddon8919]

When have you ever seen orange and white together..............spoken by a pale ginger man 😂😂

[@StuartMclauchlan]

I came on to make a similar comment, being pale and ginger myself and you’ve beaten me to it 😂 Good form 👍😂

[@jamiescott5359]

Do you think he meant it like that?

[@star_man]

I can't believe you went to The Tower of London and didn't do one of the Beefeater tours, and then didn't mention The White Tower, it's MASSIVE and FULL of interesting history and displays, it's far more interesting than you made it out to be and isn't just the Crown Jewels.

[@JuliaKennedy-g5l]

Agree with everything except the Tower of London. If you love history, then it's worth every cent. Tudors, beheadings, burial site of Anne Boleyn, the Princes in the Tower ...

[@dell-tone6472]

And the armour and armaments is fascinating.

[@aprendoespanol6833]

was about to say that. You beat me to it. I had bought annual ticket. Went their many times. One of earliest Motte and Baily castle. Associated with Norman conquest, Anne Boleyn, Thomas Moore and a lot of British history.

[@Lavassin]

So you're biased.

[@danwiltshire9379]

The view from the Sky Garden in the walkie talkie building is better than the wheel, and it's free, plus a bar up there 😊

[@colin.d]

I would have rated the London Eye as the worst rip-off. The Tower of London is more than just the Crown Jewels but it helps if you are interested in history.

[@KH-qm1gb]

They also have an hourly free tour where one of the beefeaters talks through the highlights, living there as a beefeater etc which is super good, even as a Brit myself!

[@AndyG85]

Yeah, I was surprised that was his nomination for worst offender. The Tower might be the only thing about London I actually like. I’m fascinated by the history. Madame Tussaud’s I always assumed was free, and I thought it was a silly waste of time even then. That people spend that much money to go there blows my mind

[@Bartolomeus-dl5ec]

Tower of London is one of the cities highlights

[@SenorKristobbalVLog]

@@KH-qm1gb Yeah the beefeater tour is way way better than the crown jewels

[@theanglo-lithuanian1768]

Yeah he missed the museum in the middle that is pretty impressive

[@lewiswalker2951]

The Tower of London is an easy three hour or so experience. If you aren’t interested in much other than the Jewell’s it is a waste of money, but those who enjoy history can certainly get their money's worth in time and exploring. I’ve been three times now and still find it fascinating. Although, the first couple of occasions it was £29 or so… not £34. Those busses though!! Worst of the lot. Uncomfortable, cold and can’t see the sites on the opposite side as someone usually stands in the way to get a picture. Better just getting the tube to the nearest station and walking to them.

[@LadyCalverley]

The aquarium IS very pricey, but it's also very well done by the look of it... and they have to feed and care for all of the sea creatures, and keep all the habitat clean and safe for them, so I can easily see where the money goes (I have never been, TBH, but it looks like one of the better aquariums in the world). The Eye and the Shard are total rip-offs. Both big nopes from me. Have a web search, and you can find other free places to go for a good view. The Tower of London is truly a must-see for history buffs, but you did yourself a massive disservice by not joining one of the tours led by a Yeoman Warder. Those blokes are hugely entertaining, and they give you context for what you're looking at. Advice for any tourists enjoying Ed's video: go early to avoid crowds and massive queues to see the Crown Jewels (I've personally never bothered, but that's just me!) If you are a true hardcore history nut, you can attend a Ceremony of the Keys, but you need to book well in advance. It's a quick ceremony (happening 365 nights/year for centuries), but a cheap way to get a small taste of the place, and very spooky at night. Again, the upkeep for such a massive ancient complex is mind-blowing, so I feel it's worth it to go at least once. Hard Rock? Meh. Tussaud's doesn't appeal. Never done the bus, but I suppose if you only had a day in town, it's an easy way to see highlights. Thanks Ed! You always make me smile. I'm glad you found that lovely little clown fish. BTW, I was taking a work-break... can you tell I didn't feel like rushing back??? Thanks for indulging me! ;)

[@leeallen5784]

In 1994 I visited Madam Tussauds with school, I had my photo taken with Jimmy Savile, I'm sure even the waxwork tried it on with us! 😮

[@Klynch111]

😂😂

[@tamsin1969]

As an Aussie whose one destination is always the UK, I couldn't agree more. Firstly I laughed out loud most of the way through this. Brilliant humour. But I don't ever buy into the tourist trap stuff. I love seeing the London Tower and Tower Bridge, and I'm quite happy doing that from the outside, walking along the Thames and soaking up the atmosphere. I've watched sooo many documentaries on the history. No money spent besides a few drinks at some very cool pubs. Great video. New subscriber. Loved this.

[@ThatsWellNom]

Second part to this video should be things you can do for free. Horizon 22 is good for a view of the city, different markets across the city to wander through and get free samples (free food for a day in London?), St James park to see all the birds… that sort of thing!

[@EdChapman23]

yeah I've considered doing this type of video before, maybe I will!

[@Name-iq8te]

Primrose hill for the view!

[@ManxAndy]

@@EdChapman23my favourite free thing in London…Gongoozling at Camden Locks …👍👌🇮🇲

[@kayleighpeace8914]

Sky Garden is free and the view is awesome, plus you can chill in the seating areas​@@EdChapman23

[@adamwyatt9748]

All the museums are free. You could spend a few days going round them all. Travel and food will cost obviously

[@WBrown21]

Love the concept of this video! With traps like these I always tend to value them at what it ideally costs to run them. Jewels sitting in a display that you walk past? They’re paying for what there? A wax museum with a ride, theatre, probably a solid aircon bill? Makes a bit more sense. Usually aquariums make the most sense, especially with a wide selection of animals, due to upkeep and whatnot… but they’re still so expensive and once you’ve seen one they’re all fairly similar.

[@amzee204]

There is quite alot of maintenance involved in looking after the crown jewels. Pretty much anyone who does is some sort if specialists. They require more maintenance than you think particularly as alot of them are very old.

[@migliamiyo]

The £35 covers more than just the crown jewels. That's the cost of entry to the Tower of London, which includes beefeaters wages, maintenance and training, and the maintenance and I guess security of multiple buildings, which are 600-900 years old. Conservation is really expensive.

[@02danhaz]

The Tower of London is an easy half day out. The armory in the middles amazing

[@HistoriaLondinensi]

You didn't give the Tower of London a chance. Did you really not walk through all the levels of the central White Tower and see all the exhibits? There are many other towers and attractions to explore and tours by the Beefeaters are included free. I'm not defending the £35 price tag but it's worth £20.

[@sawahtb]

I think the British Museum is free and that's worth half a day. So is the National Gallery and other art museums. St. Paul's and Westminster Cathedral is a 25 pound ticket but better than the London Eye.

[@JoranaRowan]

Also the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and the V&A Museum - I've spent many hours there, free.

[@jackbenham8852]

Literally every single free to enter museum is more interesting and fun than what he showed in this video!

[@kateteixeira3000]

Go to a evensong service for free at st Paul's most evenings , you get to look around afterwards, great music .

[@ukstarlight05]

Tickets to most of these places are less expensive when purchased online. I did Maddam Tussauds and Sea Life Aquarium for around £40.... totally worth it!!! The aquarium is INCREDIBLE, the displays are visually stunning, the variety of animals is impressive, and there were plenty of staff on hand that loved telling visitors about the animals. The Tower of London was also worth every pence, I spent about 4 hours there and had lunch at the Cafe overlooking the Themes. It helps to have an interest in history.

[@mim3097]

If you buy the London pass, especially if you get it on sale, you can squeeze all of these things in, and its a fraction of the cost. I wouldnt pay the individual entry prices, but we did them with the pass and had a great experience

[@antonbradbury]

merlin pass is better x

[@meetlejuice8865]

I think you're just not that interested in history rather than the Tower of London being a rip-off!

[@matthewbrealey2026]

crown jewels. £10 ? he must be insane.

[@Ltasty]

@@matthewbrealey2026 I smell queen shaggers

[@whyyousobudu]

Man visits the tower of london, doesn't go in the tower. That's the main bit mate, hence the name.

[@TheBaldr]

There is so much more to see in there then just the crown jewels, the only time I've been is on Guy Fawkes day two years ago, was really worth every penny...errr pence.

[@cartiaking3377]

@@TheBaldrwe still call them pennies

[@otisking-hv3wg]

The first Hard Rock Cafe was actually the one near Hyde Park, an American restaurant but began in London, fond memories going there as a kid, it has it's purpose.

[@ItsLettiD]

9:16 that shark looked like he had a problem with you personally 😂

[@gailrogers3046]

Yehhh what a treat. One of my newly subscribed to faves. Think I could watch any content with you in it. Ed, not sure what you’ve got but it’s special. Thanks for entertaining us 🙌🙌😀

[@smallhall01]

What’s the point in cramming all these in to one day? I spent all day at the Tower of London and went in all the rooms and had lunch there! You should’ve time stamped these attractions so we knew how long you spent in them

[@Tracie-qs6qf]

I loved the Tower of London, the free beefeater tour, lots of interesting history!

[@ChristianHesford]

Hack for the shard: go up to the bar and spend the £28 there instead. It’s very expensive but the view is just as good as from the top, you get to sit down somewhere nice and flashy, and you get a few drinks too 👍🏼

[@Name-iq8te]

Primrose hill is great too.. Or I just go to the "sky lounge" in my mate's flat in SW8 hahah

[@brianl1397]

A couple of other high rise are free in London..

[@2NeurOldies]

💯 ​Sky garden in walkiee talkie and Horizon 22 A few others as well

[@brianl1397]

@@2NeurOldies The garden at 120 Fenchurch street is mid level height but really nice and free

[@ChristianHesford]

Definitely, Sky garden is awesome, and lots of other great rooftop bars around 👍🏼

[@sarahbennett9820]

Completely failed to talk about the amazing history of the Tower of London.

[@CrazyForFrogs]

TBF to the Tower of London the white tower holds a good museum which takes maybe an hour to go round and the Yeoman tours are included in the ticket

[@eddyk3]

0:41 That would be err, Madame Tussaud. What's crazy is it opened 200 years ago and is still going.

[@Celia_Celtics]

Love the content mate, you’re crazy underrated and always make my day when you upload ☺️

[@rgg543]

Loving this travel / out and about content. Keep it up!

[@cocofoster5505]

You gave me a good laugh on Saturday morning in Oz. Love the gallows humour.

[@artistjoh]

The waxworks has dramatically improved since the 1970's, but I still wouldn't pay the high price. I was in London early in the year, and I loved that the best things in London are free. The museums are incredible and free. I lived in the National Gallery, and the British Museum is incredible. I also loved that I could find the remains of the Roman Wall (free), walk over the Tower Bridge, and around the Tower of London (free), find Execution Hill, walk around streets with a view of St Paul's (free), explore the docklands (free), find where famous people like Turner and Jane Austin lived (free), enjoy the oldest pubs in Wapping (cost of a drink) and enjoyed reasonable priced lunches at MacDonald's, Burger King, and KFC. I went to supermarkets for ingredients for dinner and breakfast. My only souvenir was a metal TFL endorsed Underground roundel. It proudly sits beside my Route 66 road shield. I was impressed by how much London has for the tourist on a budget.

[@mfitzpat74]

Thanks for taking one for the team.

[@peterhedberg9528]

I thought you would include the London Dungeon, but maybe thats too awesome to be in this video

[@scruffyalice-ff5pz]

London dungeon, total rip off now, not the same since the move from Tooley st.

[@bubba842]

​@@scruffyalice-ff5pzI loved it. I don't remember the price but was by far the best attraction we went to in London. The performers were amazing, plus they had a bar at the end where I got a pint of Stella.

[@LordOfElderon]

0:41 "who came up with this as an idea?" while at madame tussauds.

[@20windfisch11]

I liked the Tower with the tour by one of the Yeoman Warders and St. Paul’s, was disappointed by the Dungeon so I didn’t do Madame Tussaud’s. I figured the Eye would be rip-off in first place, I enjoyed the view from St. Paul’s instead, climbing the hundreds of stairs was an experience on its own. I liked the great museums London has, Kew Gardens, and instead of doing the hop-on-hop-off buses I just got my Oyster, waited for a double-decker bus with the front seat in the upper deck available and just rode around in that one. And I liked the Emirates Air Line and the river boats you could do with Oyster, too.

[@hollyw6319]

Great video! I'm surprised you didn't enjoy the tower- I spent hours there! Loved the ravens, the armory, and the free tours by the Beefeaters who live there. And they put on little shows! But then I love all that history.. definitely not worth that money if you don't care about the history stuff!

[@YennWeiiLim]

"the Katie Price of this world" - that got me chuckling.

[@GreatSageSunWukong]

as a londoner I've never been in any of these places except the aquarium, because they are all too expensive and when I went to the fish place it was £17 no penguins then, but they did have a weird sort of fish petting zoo where you could touch the fish and there was octopus in that petting fish bit.

[@henrykravitz468]

Clearly, you are the better-looking twin♥🤣. I think the London Eye is the worst tourist trap in London. I loved watching the fish. I love the videos, Ed. Have a great Friday and weekend. ♥♥

[@stuartr7785]

You don’t visit the London Eye on a rainy day. But on a fine day the views across London are spectacular.

[@TheEndOfNowhere]

Wax. Hotdog. Roundy roundy. Fish ‘n’ stuff. Crown torture tower. Rock ‘n’ roll burger knife ‘n’ fork. Bus. Good video.

[@TellyMan200]

calling newton a nutty was so funny. 🤣🤣🤣 and so nice to see the cab ride experience still at madam tussards. visited back in the 90s as a kid and was amazed at the wax works

[@nukasnook1561]

I think ... and my thinks are spasmodic but of value ... is you hit the nail on the head after the bus tour. You said half the tourists next to you had no idea what they were looking at. THOSE are tourists that fall into the traps. I am sitting here in little NZ, with a head full of knowledge, possibly more than some Londoners, i love love love history. If I were in London, food wouldn't even be on my list. Would probably just pack cucumber sandwiches.😂 The crown jewels?? That would enthrall me, I'd spend ages there taking in the vibe, understanding everything I've learned has become tangible. It, to me, would be worth the €10 or was it more? 😂😂😂 ... Wax museum? Yeah nah. The aquarium.... nature wins out every time. Those would be the two things I'd do. Then I'd probably go stare at the King's guard horses and wait for them to nip someone.

[@anyaboscovich7938]

Are you in New Zealand?? Care to share tips, help me avoid tourist traps?

[@nukasnook1561]

@anyaboscovich7938 Whatever country you travel to, gain knowledge of the country, know what you want to see and achieve before you go. If I traveled to the UK, more specifically England, London would be only a day trip for me. I'd have my treats, but I'd spend time in seaside towns, I have a special affiliation with Folkestone.

[@Motionbuck]

The tower of london is by far the most interesting place in london. Im biased as a medieval nerd, but i personally think thats a bit unfair ;P Its got so much more substance than JUST the crown jewels which i didnt care about when i visited!

[@n2kos]

thanks, Ed for an excellent evenings entertainment👍 I kind of knew that most of them would be a rip off. I thought that the castle would be the best but it turned out to be the worst.😂

[@Jo.K.]

Love your videos! ❤ You're so freakin' fun! Please do lots more, maybe in the US

[@timothyallan111]

Madame Tussauds should DEFINITELY have a Hun Room; a space with leopard print wallpaper, featuring Katie Price, Kerry Katona, Gail Platt, The Gemma Collins etc - and you press a button and they speak their famous lines, like, you press the waxwork of Kat Slater and it says; "I didn't become a little bit of a sl*g... I became a total sl*g"! But re: Tower of London, I spent hours there! It is incredible value for money if you are interested in British history, or even if you just watched Wolf Hall, there is so much to see - who on earth is going there JUST to see the crown jewels?? Plus the ticket includes the hugely entertaining Yeoman Warder tour, which is a must-do.

[@carokat1111]

Tower of London is brilliant for a history nerd like me. You should be proud of it.

[@stephencoutu2674]

I visited London for the first time and loved it! I did find The Tower of London fascinating, with its history, and walking through the many buildings. I must admit that I am a bit of a tourist! I love it all! If it's your once-in-a-lifetime trip, try it all! All tourist areas everywhere are a rip off honestly.

[@WBrown21]

The other ironic part of the Tower of London is you can do just about everything but see the Crown Jewels without a ticket? I went a year and a half ago and wandered around the grounds and what not without paying anything. Don’t remember if I saw the torture part without paying or not, but a fun stroll.

[@yaziyo]

I think you somehow snuck in lol. You definitely need a ticket to go into the grounds. Maybe Ed's bus driver was working there that day.

[@WilVincent88]

Until a few years ago when the hotel was taken over by someone else, I always used to take friends to St Georges Hotel next to BBC Broadcasting House. The restaurant / bar was on the 15th floor, and you had amazing views of Central London. My Adopted father worked in the old hotel and I was working there from as soon as I was allowed on school holidays, and it became one of those places where you'd save the £30pp going on the Eye. The wheel in Hong Kong cost me less than a fiver, and even though not as big as the eye, it was so much nicer in terms of seeing the city.

[@oppa-e1l]

Great editing ed and your at your high standard of humour as usual, your the only youtuber i properly laugh with and yes why dont the sharks eat the other fish, maybe they are vegan like you said, the mind boggles

[@jamieandtherandomstuff]

First ever Hard Rock Cafe was in London off Park Lane, and it's still there. Tip for the London Eye when it's wet and miserable. Take photos from the bottom half of the pod, where the rain doesn't settle.

[@lordel_tone1385]

We love you, Ed! My family and I always look forward to watching your videos together ❤

[@lisawelsh2553]

I go to London regularly. From up north. I just walk round and it’s free. Lovely day out xx

[@SirJimmySavileOBEKCSG]

2:30 Madame Tussauds did have a wax Jimmy Savile but deemed it too bad to even place in the Chamber Of Horrors so removed it!

[@Thesunowriter]

Funny thing with many of these is that exact same tourist traps exists almost in every major city

[@paulharvey9149]

I couldn't agree with you more, Ed - I have two memories of my one-and-only visit to Madame Tussands in 1974: one being that nobody got anywhere near any of the waxworks, which were literally arranged in viewing galleries you just walked around and looked at; and when we came out, my father gave me 50p to get us each an ice-cream from the van parked outside - and couldn't believe that I didn't have enough money, as they were 25p each - I mean, for one scoop out of tub you could probably buy in one of them new-fangled supermarkets - like, the really enormous 25,000-square foot ones that we'd never yet even set our eyes upon! But, right enough, you got a whole, paper-wrapped brick for 11p at the local Co-op and for 4p, you got a flake in your cone as well, from the ice-cream vans that came down our street at that time! Likewise, all I remember about the Tower of London is Beefeaters, the Crown Jewels and lots of queues... You only got Big Wheels in fairgrounds back then, and penguins in zoos - although there were a few fish tanks at the dentist's... As for sitting where directed by bus-men and not being charged for the privilege, I naturally couldn't possibly comment...!

[@MrMakeDo]

You should’ve done the London Dungeon 😂

[@The_Untitled]

I've been to the top of the shard, there's a bar up there to extract even more money from you. there's also a bit of glass floor hanging off the edge so you can cry like an infant in front of everyone. Probably worth £15 at most. But hey it is the tallest building in Europe so at least there's that.

[@ftmschftmsch]

Hard rock opened their first restaurant in London 1971! And it's still there, close to Hyde park corner. So it's not an american restaurant!

[@cijmo]

A lot of the things are so that kids have something to do. There are so many brilliant historical sights but the aquarium, Shrek, eye, Leicester Square etc are to get the kids enthusiastic. My only advice about London is - don't do someone else's holiday. If the Eye is something you always wanted to do ... then do it. Yes there are free ones but if it's on someone's bucket list ... they can decide if it was worth it. To me, two of the best free things are the Mithraeum and the amphitheater at Guildhall but it's not too interesting for kids or people who want to go there on a pub crawl.

[@Redbird4912]

"No Jimmy Saville"😂 Ed you are a natural comedian.

[@improperrunner]

A lot of these are merlin attractions, so you could get a merlin pass to save money

[@LordHeath1972]

Other suggestions: the London Monument (£6 for unlimited time) and Tower Bridge's glass floor (around £18). Before I even clicked on this video the first thing I hoped for was that you would expose the London Aquarium - and yep, there it was! Biggest rip off in London.

[@maxthecat14]

i have been on the London eye and loved it. It was on a nice day though so that makes a difference. I also love the Tower of London, but not for the Jewels, i love to walk around places like this and imagine myself back in the day, and try and find out about the building. I love history. Everything in London is too expensive though , and there's usually too many people, so I don't go often.

[@Disfamily]

😂 jimmy savile 😂. I went on the London 5years ago, worst experience ever, little sh@t running around the pod making it wobble, me sat in the middle like a I’m in a mental asylum petrified as I’m scared of heights. 😂

[@mythicalmermaid5757]

I enjoyed The Tower of London. Historically interesting and the Crown Jewels are just breathtaking.

[@searklarak]

What about the London Zoo, the London Dungeons and Sky Garden?

[@BB49.]

Actually the very first hard rock cafe was opened in London in 1971 I believe. So it's English

[@scruffyalice-ff5pz]

Correct on old park lane.

[@plainjane-rb8ky]

My man Ed, can you do a review on London Chinatown? Thanks and love from Hawaii

[@LondonBrazilianDancers]

I looove your personality ❤

[@robdano2077]

I am heading to London within few weeks, THANKSSSSS FOR THIS VID Ed 😂😂😂🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@elev8id]

I'll show you my crown jewels for £10 and you won't have to queue up 😂

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Ten years ago, I paid £20 to go to Sea Life Aquarium, and was underwhelmed. Doubly so when London Zoo - which is, you know, an ENTIRE ZOO, and which includes a BETTER aquarium than Sea Life, set me back...£25! PS the Bournemouth Sea Life was actually decent, and reasonably priced for what it was, so no hate on the chain itself, just the London location.

[@Yaziceed]

Love this guy been watching since he first started posting love the honesty hahahah 😂

[@dannydanny9875]

"HAPPY DAYS!" - Simon J Wilson

[@martinlokzy7798]

15:29 - 15:38 ed just giving the kid in the background depression 😂😂

[@GTLPT]

Only just noticed that

[@martinlokzy7798]

He’s talking about how shite it is while the kids on a full day out there 🙈😂

[@TheSW6Club]

Do a Xmas special in London! Winter Wonderland pricing is ridiculous 😂

[@louiseR776]

Thanks Ed this is very helpful. I'm never visiting London 😂

[@SundriedOctopus]

I accidentally zoomed in on the video at 1:05 - I thought it was the editing for comedic effect, turns out it was just a happy accident

[@kathryncroom]

One time the London eye is worth the money……when you’ve taken 30 6 years old on a school trip on the hottest day of the year and it’s the first place there is air conditioning 😂

[@NatashaHickling]

I LOVE the tower of London. I think especially the crown jewels was my favourite as when we were walking past all the golden staffs I felt our baby kick for the first ever time! 🥰 haha! But it was an enjoyable day out! We didn't do London Eye as I cant stand slow moving boring stuff like that! We did do the london dungeon a few years back! That was terrifying!!!! Also the madame tausaudes was rubbish! 😂

[@Roooney101]

How can there be a 30 minute wait for a table at the Hard Rock when half the tables were empty without a reservation sign on them? Also you should have gone to the best restaurant in London called Angus Steakhouse. It has the best steak sandwich sold anywhere in Europe.

[@jamm8284]

"when have you ever seen orange and white put together" Looks in mirror 😂

[@barneyhope5547]

sea life is just a sad existence

[@MatCaney]

The Tower has some great bits including the tour. If you have an interest in history then recommended!

[@aidancampbell78]

The chimney at Battersea Power Station is much better.

[@TheCaterhamBusGuys]

i went their once, u got a good view of the planes flying over to Heathrow

[@natesaxon2817]

£28 to go to the top of The Shard is one of the more affordable skyscrapers I can think of. One World Observatory in New York is $49 just for General Admission and has tickets much higher than that. Loved this video though, happy you're experiencing it so I don't have to

[@MANIC3420]

6:42 do what to the fish???? Erm think you chose the wrong term 😂😂

[@Clappers89]

Next time you're near the Tower of London visit All Hallows By The Tower church, there's an incredible mini museum in the old crypt

[@lisetetorres2863]

Disagree with the Tower of London. There is so much more to see than the Crown Jewels and it's actually very interesting if you are interested in history

[@hannahgear178]

My favorite places in London are Churchill War Rooms and HMS Belfast

[@rothesaylad]

Agree👍

[@stugraham9941]

If you like orange and white Ed, you would love a Blackpool home kit!

[@kristenblount8422]

Why don't you do a follow-up video on all of the free things in London & how much they are actually worth. The Natural History Museum, Museum of London, National Gallery etc. You could even throw in some parks & gardens. I honestly think the free stuff is so much better than any of the tourist traps (although I do actually like the aquarium). 😊

[@littlemissgiggles165]

I like the bus tours iin London as they have multiple routes you can change between and it helps to see a lot of the main sights of London a lot easier in a day. Yes, it is expensive but they also have an audio guide to tell you what you are looking at and if you see somewhere interesting that you want to stop at then you can get off and then get back on at any point in the day. There was too much to see when I went with my sister so it definitely needs 2 days really but we went all around Hyde Park area, saw the Royal Albert Hall and then did the part by the Houses of Parliament. We didn't have time to do the part towards the Eastern side. It was also quite fun sitting upstairs on the bus with a small amount of snow falling too.

[@Jim-so3zm]

But for less than half the price you can buy a day ticket for the tube and go to all of those places.

[@littlemissgiggles165]

@@Jim-so3zm But you don't get to see everything else around when you are underground, I like to see what is around. I have been on the tube so many times and it is not the same as a tour bus. Also the tour bus gives some interesting facts about places I didn't know about and now want to visit, you don't get that from the tube.

[@bubba842]

​@@littlemissgiggles165The buses used to be so much better when they actually had people doing them and not a pre-recorded audio track. The price was much cheaper then too, which is funny considering now they have less staff to pay. I went to London 2 years ago and soon realised that the busses were constantly stuck in traffic. For £3.60 you can get a zone 1 day pass on the Underground that you can use all day and as many times as you want. Plus, you can actually get close to the places not just view them from the top of a bus with tons of annoying tourists trying to take photos. The bus was probably the biggest tourist trap and the biggest waste of money we spent. I completely regret spending nearly $200 for 3 of us for 2 days. We stopped using it after the first day after we realized the Underground was much quicker and convenient.

[@BoopedNose]

Madam Tussaud , quick your Ed Sheeran is escaping 😁

[@Tollkirschenkind]

I actually like the big buses when I go to a different city. I can't walk far, and most of the time I really only wanna see a place quickly and then move on. Also it's nice when you feel like you're doing something, but you're really just chilling and taking in the views. So the big buses in London were worth it in my opinion, the ones in Prague are not.

[@Deathsdoordan]

I'm the type of person to say " oh that's what's his face off the telly" And you think it's expensive just for you. Try being a family of 4 😂