LONDON, ENGLAND - Christmas Markets, Sight Seeing, The Underground, and Windsor Castle

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

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[@woooooooo9061]

We were there in November 2021. As a Scotsman, I didn’t think we would enjoy englands capital. But it was fantastic. Loved visiting all the landmarks and the underground. Harry Potter studios is amazing.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

We missed out on the HP studios tour but would definitely like to do it next time!

[@lawrenceglaister4364]

​​@@travelwithjoshandtaylor, next time if you're in or around Paddington Station look for Paddington Bear statues he is either hanging about on a bench or leaning on something , if you're not sure about him he's in loads of his childrens books and a film . Don't forget the tourists bit in Kings Cross Station about Harry Potter ( I think the stations are very close to eachother ) .

[@DisneyMarkUK]

Welcome to the UK guys, it’s great to have you.

[@irishgirl9667]

I was in the military there in London for 2 years! Can not wait to go back there! Loved it! Getting around the Tube (train) is very easy once you get used to it!

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

We can’t wait to get back too! We had such a great time. I’m sure it’s easy to navigate once you get used to it, but oh boy, crazy to think how deep you go!

[@irishgirl9667]

@@travelwithjoshandtaylor my Dad came with my brother one time and two of my sisters came. I just love the history. Saw the Queen once but she was too far away plus she didn't call me.

[@jaklg7905]

I love London and was there 11 years ago for only a couple of days. I hope to go back and stay much longer and tour more of the UK. The "tube" is great. Easy to navigate and a safe way to get around.

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

We can’t wait to get back and explore more of the UK! Hopefully very soon!

[@abbieandjj]

It was so nice meeting you guys in Coco Cay! It's always nice chatting with people who love to travel and cruise as much as we do ☺

[@emilyfrumker9527]

I’m surprised josh didn’t get a sticker and cool London facts I didn’t know

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

I was able to find a sticker in airport at London Heathrow before we left.

[@emilyfrumker9527]

@@travelwithjoshandtaylor for the suitcase

[@jdl2496]

love London thanks for taking us

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

Your welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@wanderlustmelissabrian]

You guys totally inspired us to put a river cruise with the Christmas markets on our "list" ! Looked so amazing!!! -Melissa

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

That’s great! You will definitely enjoy it!

[@lawrenceglaister4364]

​@@travelwithjoshandtaylor , the guards and the horses are only on duty for one hour before they are relieved .

[@theresa7744]

Your videos are so well done!! It’s amazing to watch all you both are experiencing together!! Taylor looks beautiful….even in the rain ☔️ 😊 Theresa xo

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

Thank you so much!!

[@iangudgin6536]

Hey Josh, I have just discovered this video and channel!! You guys are fantastic hosts

[@wolfsonryan]

Never been to London. That’s on my bucket list! Btw, people in NYC do the same thing on escalators, stand on the right and walk up on the left. ;)

[@charityhaines3550]

The same is done in DC.

[@BeckyPoleninja]

Red telwphone boxes were all over the UK.

[@iangudgin6536]

Josh, you really should visit the UK again. Best to do it in June/July/August . I would be happy to be your guide!!

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

Thank you! Maybe we will do a longer visit next year our cruise ends in the UK.

[@iangudgin6536]

Seriously you could spend 2 weeks just in London and maybe places like Bath and Stonehenge.

[@BeckyPoleninja]

And cider has been made here for over 1400 years. Somerset, Hereford and Worcester are most famous for its cider

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

We can’t wait to be back! If you know of some lesser know gems, let us know! We would love to visit on our next trip!

[@BeckyPoleninja]

@@travelwithjoshandtaylor will do, my brother knows many hidden cider gems

[@Theoriginalsparkythemagicpiano]

Rattler Cider from Cornwall is amazing. I recommend their pineapple flavour * chefs kiss * but all their range is great.

[@fitz4adventures]

Awesome video, we just got back from our third trip to the UK in less than 12 months and London is our favorite city. I do have a question, what video settings are you using on your Sony? I took my A4 and all my videos are bouncy and choppy:(

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

Hi Fitz! I'd need to know what shots your talking about. We use several different cameras for our videos. I use a Sony A1, I shoot full manual at 4k60 and with aperture priority. Everything just takes practice and knowing the capabilities of your gear.

[@ChinaDollTravels]

This is on my bucket list

[@deejay6016]

Love London! It is one of my favorite cities. Whenever I go to Europe, I always make it a point to stop in London on my way home to the US. Correction on your on your comment about the escalator and people standing on the right hand side if they are not moving and how you wish the US would do the same but think it would never happen. Actually, it is also an unwritten rule in the US as well. May be you just never noticed it. I travel a lot for work and also lived/worked in big cities where there are tons of escalators everywhere. I see people standing on the right and leaving the left side open for others to pass. I think the ones in the US that don't do it fall in one of these categories: (1) entitled people who just don't care, (2) those oblivious to their surroundings, and (3) those who haven't lived in the US long enough and from countries where the same is NOT an unwritten rule. It falls in line with the same logic that when you go to fast food restaurants in the US, there is an unwritten rule that you clean up after yourselves. There are those that do and those that don't.

[@sdcraig]

The telephone boxes were regularly adorned with prostitute calling cards back in the day. Oh, and used is toilets.

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

Fun facts!

[@yaowsers77]

what's with the tap in/tap out business?

[@leafyvlogsuk]

When using a card (Oyster or a debit or credit card to pay) the system works out your fare based on how far you travel on your journey (tap in then out). There's a daily cap that once you reach it you won't be charged any more for that day.

[@lawrenceglaister4364]

So you only get charged for the journey you have taken

[@Lagerfanny-g7e]

Prince Harry 😂

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

Ps, I live within ten miles of two 600 year old Minsters ( which are thankfully entirely intact ), ten churches that are between 700 and 1000 years old ( all more or less intact ) and a couple of 1000 year old Abbeys - destroyed by Protestantism.

[@myshirt84]

Awesome video bro

[@travelwithjoshandtaylor]

Thank you!