Important things to know before visiting London (updated for 2023)

[@template16]

As a born Londoner, that is a great guide to visiting London. One point about using public transport... when using the tube you should tap your card on the yellow reader at the start and again on completion of every journey. If using the bus, tap your card on yellow reader when getting on the bus but do not tap again on exit as you will pay twice.

[@loveandlondon]

You won't get charged again if it's within 60 mins on the bus ❤️

[@template16]

@@loveandlondon You are correct, my error. Not used the bus for a few years and forgot the changes.

[@ethan_us]

thank u, that helps my dear

[@tulocoyyotranquilo]

Thank you, is there a specific reason why you have to tap your card twice in the tube?

[@michaelpierce826]

I'm London local anyway theirs no card reader at the back doors because front doors is getting on only unless bus is busy then u gonna have to

[@kieranmccarthy4407]

City mapper is great given the sometimes bewildering travel options around London. I guess the "get me home" function would be very useful if you set your hotel etc. as home

[@jkmaseruman]

I've lived in London for a year and a half now and absolutely love it! At first I used the tube a lot for getting around but now I use the buses all the time as it's a great way of sightseeing/getting to know the city. Yes it can take longer but the extra time is spent admiring this beautiful city!

[@skeeterskier]

My wife and I are coming to London (our first trip abroad) and your videos have been very helpful - thank you from Texas!!!

[@loveandlondon]

We're glad to hear it thankyou ❤️❤️❤️

[@9mccloud]

How was your trip. My family is going soon

[@darrenpatto2475]

As a fellow Londoner, that's a splendid Back to Basics 101. Well done Luv 😉

[@TomtheTaxiDriver]

Faultless information Jess, a great video to pack in so much information! Only slight niggle, Uber isn’t always cheaper than a taxi. Take note if Uber are surge pricing. If it is a particular busy weekend a journey within town is often cheaper in a taxi. Taxis also take 5 or 6 people and can take pushchairs and wheelchairs without the need to fold down. I’m slightly biased but the roomy nature of the taxis can really help if you have a lot cases 🙌🏻 Best experience, try a bit of every travel option London has to offer!

[@loveandlondon]

Yes obviously surge pricing can vary ❤️

[@MarkmanOTW]

Great video, Jess. As a someone who's grown up around London, worked and socialised here that's a practical, accurate insight and good advice to anyone visiting. 👍

[@sgmei]

Been following your channel since I started to plan my trip, and suddenly it's next month. I can't believe time passes so fast, I'm so excited for my trip and already wondering when will be the next time going back. It's my first ever London trip, first time flying out of Asia~~ Thank you for all the tips, always helped. I'm relieved to hear most are cashless and I'd be fine with just my card, but I still had prepare a tiny amount of cash, you know, just in case.

[@loveandlondon]

Glad you're enjoying our content ! ❤️ Don't forget if you want an easy visit that maximises your time here grab one of our guides or itineraries: shop.loveandlondon.com

[@nandinirampuri802]

Visiting London next week! My first time , so excited & freaking out lil bit! Your videos are such a lifesaver! You are awesome🤩, god bless you! 🙏😇

[@intangiblyeternal]

I hope you have a beautiful trip and that your travels treat you well!!! London seems so amazing -- have fun mate!!!

[@emilynwright]

Thanks for the info! You cleared up my confusion over the ride hailing apps. Our hotel had called for a cab last year and after we were on our way to Heathrow, the driver announced his price and only accepted cash. We were surprised and luckily we had the cash on us. I hope to avoid that scenario when we’re there in a few weeks.

[@JayWalker]

Southend airport is less then an hour to Liverpool Street. That’s only a fraction longer than from stansted. It’s an airport trying to find its feet after Covid so has all the facilities but is usually so quiet u will race thru security etc. :)

[@renferal5290]

I just came back from London. I always enjoy going there

[@reneerogers3663]

I found it helpful to have some cash, especially small change. Since you have to pay to use the restroom, having 20p, etc. is needed because (unless I just got unlucky with Piccadilly Circus underground) I don't think they accept cashless options in tube stations.

[@loveandlondon]

It's rare but it's up to you ❤️

[@thintintwister]

I think your guides are brilliant! I live in the UK near Manchester, but as someone who doesn't visit London often, they are nonetheless very useful and informative, with the capital in many ways operating differently from the rest of the UK. For instance, your info about how to pay on the Tube and buses is especially helpful! It's also always fun to see the take of people from other countries on our nation, although I see you've been here probably long enough to have by now acquired the status of honorary Brit! Above all though, it's an absolute pleasure to view videos that have been skilfully and artistically produced, and which are also great fun to watch. Have you ever considered doing similar for other places around the UK? I often think there are many places very well worth a visit of which many U.S. (and other) tourists are unaware.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks so much David! We stick to London because due to the cost of producing videos in the rest of the UK, and that less people visit other parts, it's not really worth it business-wise. But we're happy you're enjoying the videos !

[@lucyinthesky1991]

You, your videos, and guides have been so helpful! Our London trip is coming up in September, and I feel so prepared. Thank you!!!

[@loveandlondon]

We're so glad to hear it ❤️ Don't forget if you want more help from us so you have an easy visit that maximises your time here grab one of our guides or itineraries: shop.loveandlondon.com

[@MarkmanOTW]

As a 'Londoner' I can vouch for how accurate and we'll informed these vlogs are. Enjoy your trip here in September (a nice time to visit) 😊

[@lucyinthesky1991]

@@MarkmanOTW Thank you so much! That’s really great to hear. I’ll be visiting from Texas where it is 100 °F or higher every day currently, and I’m looking forward to a break from the miserable heat and humidity!

[@MarkmanOTW]

@@lucyinthesky1991 Well, in September we often get nice weather, with some freshness esp. in the early morning and evening. Usually the temp is between 60-70F. Bring a light sweater, jacket + you might need a light waterproof/umbrella if there's rain. September can also be warm, so suncream and shades during the day are possible. Recommend comfortable sturdy shoes for the day (all the walking on pavement/cobble streets + hopping on and off buses/tube/trains) and smarter shoes to change into for the evening out (restaurants/bars/theare/concert etc) 😊

[@lucyinthesky1991]

@@MarkmanOTW Between you and Jess, my packing list is set! Many thanks!

[@danearistygerian1421]

The perfect video just before my trip to London, within 12 hours

[@richardrubert1359]

Thank you for your videos. They have made my last few trips so much more enjoyable and hassle-free.

[@cijmo]

One thing I like to add about food... restaurants can be expensive but I tell ya', the grab and go sandwiches at Tesco and M&S are great! They're not just your average gas station sandwiches. I pretty much just live off those when I'm there. If it's nice weather, just grab one and sit in any of the parks.

[@futurecanadian]

I have been known to get the sandwich/crisps/soda deal for a quick lunch

[@loveandlondon]

Hmmmmm ..... Not sure us Londoners would agree

[@Joanna-il2ur]

All supermarket sandwiches are good. If none nearby, the chain Pret a Manger is reliable (known as Pret) .

[@cijmo]

​@@loveandlondon Doesn't really matter. Londoners disagree about a lot of things when I say it. I think they're friendly and helpful, they say they're dour and unapproachable. They say "don't come in winter it's too cold" ... I live in western Canada - they don't KNOW what cold is. So, it's different through a tourist's eyes and palate.

[@somniatanaspazio214]

We just came back from london! I totally fell i love with this city! And the ppl are so nice to! I watched a lot of your videos before we went and it really helpt us a lot! So thank you so much for making those videos. Cant wait to go back!

[@loveandlondon]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@BastienEntertainment]

Great vid! What you should do next is a “Moving to London” version of this vid for 2023/2024

[@amylee4371]

I will be visiting London for the first time in March 2024,thanks for your detailed information to help me on planning, greatly appreciated 😘😘

[@loveandlondon]

You're very welcome!

[@cristellequeen1128]

Just booked my birthday trip to London in November so this came at the perfect time.

[@loveandlondon]

Perfect ❤️

[@TellyMan200]

love the channel, greenwich and wandsworth is worth a trip and its true the city does change once you go over the river

[@rickeap]

Thanks for your info. I've just booked for my second trip to London. I look forward to using the red double decker buses this time instead of Hop-on, Hop-off

[@frglee]

As public transport is quite good, you could quite easily stay outside London, say a south coast resort like Brighton (easy from Gatwick Airport) and use the frequent train service up to London (55 minutes) to do the tourist stuff there . The added advantage is there is plenty of really nice stuff to see outside London too, and local public transport is pretty good. Advice would be NOT to hire a car if you want to visit London (big traffic and parking issues).

[@loveandlondon]

If you want to properly do London though, have to be in London.

[@Magic_beans_]

0:26 This is more targeted to my suburban US neighbors, but: in the weeks leading up to your trip, try to get some more walking in. As a visitor in a pedestrian-friendly city it’s entirely possible to put in 15,000 steps a day, and I’ve heard much higher. If you’re used to 3,000-5,000 steps a day like many of us, suddenly going to 15,000+ is going to be brutal. If you can, start a month out and increase your steps a bit each week so you’ll be better prepared. (If you’re buying walking shoes for the trip, this preparatory walking is also a good opportunity to break the shoes in.)

[@loveandlondon]

Or don't cram too much in !

[@DerekGreen123]

Your Cameraman and Video Editor need a raise 😛... that was a fantastic high-production-values video... fab lighting, really well cut together and fantastic inserts / switches / fades 🤓👍😀

[@loveandlondon]

*camerawoman ❤️

[@tomlengyelgb]

Whats wrong with Southend? U just take a train from Liverpool Street or Stratford pretty similar to Stansted. It doesn’t take much longer to get there either (both are 45ish mins from central). I flew a couple of times out of Southend and agree there is not much there but it felt much more relaxing than Stansted, Gatwick or Heathrow. Prices can be much lower too! If you live in or visit East London it’s a much better option than Luton or Heathrow.

[@loveandlondon]

😂😂😂people pressed about Southend

[@colleeng8337]

Hi and thank you so much for all your valuable information regarding London… I enjoy your channel and seeing London through you!🙋‍♀️✌️💟

[@loveandlondon]

❤️❤️❤️

[@nico8655]

I’m going to LDN this week-end, this video is out at the right time 😉

[@nickrobinson2023]

The traveller's guardian angel! :) Good to know. Useful info.

[@bryan__m]

If you plan your trip right, staying in an area outside the city can really pay dividends. We stayed in Highgate, which added probably 20 minutes to most places we wanted to go... but once we left the apartment for the morning, we didn't go back until bed, so it's a total of 40 minutes extra in a ~12+ hour day. Plus, we found a few great neighborhood spots nearby, including the ONLY place we liked enough to go to twice (a breakfast cafe in walking distance). That being said, I'm prepping for a layover trip (19hrs including sleep time) so I'm going to be much more central this time!

[@loveandlondon]

Highgate is not outside London! It's very much in London just not in the touristy central bit. It's a lovely part of the city ❤️

[@bryan__m]

@@loveandlondon oh for sure! I should have said "outside the *center*" (or outside Zone 1) instead of "outside the *city*." We had several lovely evenings in Highgate and every night when we came back it felt like we were living like locals (or at least, locals on vacation). We'd stay there again in a heartbeat!

[@Scottygirlnz]

Thanks for all the information. We are off to London (from New Zealand) next week. I've been twice before but it's great to get current information.

[@loveandlondon]

Absolutely. Sounds like you'll probably want to be having a trip this time around that hits the most special hidden gems. We help you do that with our Casual Tourist Guides: shop.loveandlondon.com/collections/casual-tourist-guides-to-london ❤️❤️

[@chrise.321]

Your shorts are adorable!! ❤ the belt detailing.

[@delick01]

Your guide is AWESOME, and you humor is too funny ...haha

[@philabrahams383]

I am in South London Brixton and it's not that expensive to go from zone 2 or 3 as their is a cap on the Oyster card fair and once you reach the cap it's free for that day. So look to get your hotel accommodation in zones 2 or 3 and not far from tube or buses into zone 1 but don't try to do the whole of London in one day as you can't but you can give it a try good luck 😅

[@samkotlin8938]

True!

[@loveandlondon]

Yup we have an article on good hotels in south London! loveandlondon.com/cool-hotels-in-south-london-to-book-a-room-in/

[@gmctedd]

Another great informative video, 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😃

[@nateparry3368]

Definitely want to carry a few pounds in loose change for restrooms as many are not free.

[@DrCalvinTeach]

I really love your channel. You’re really helping to solidify my choice to eventually move there. Do you have advice for visiting during Christmas? I want to visit from Christmas through the New Years. Thank you!! 🎉

[@terrym3837]

There will be a great vibe from Christmas to New Year. It will be cold so bring warm clothes,and check about booking up,it does get busy

[@kelseyneth556]

She has some other videos on her channel about visiting during Christmas!

[@DrCalvinTeach]

@@kelseyneth556 THANK YOU 😀

[@manishdhameja027]

Going on a month long trip covering UK in December 😁

[@terrym3837]

@@manishdhameja027 Excellent warm clothing required

[@zaklinailic6413]

Thank you for youre videos. It help a lott to me when i been in London in May this year. What a nice City. One of my favourite because of youre help with videos. Thanx a lot. Hi from Slovenia🥰

[@loveandlondon]

❤️❤️❤️

[@tashp6751]

Your videos are always informative

[@loveandlondon]

❤️❤️

[@ruehite3320]

Your videos are so great. Very very helpful. Thank you

[@GabrielMartínmaldonado]

London at summer time is wonderful 😎

[@anlerden4851]

I love London and You so much Dear Jess You are so great traveler for me.🥰😍🤗

[@delcassemoses7095]

Thank for Sharing...really appreciate it.☺️☺️☺️

[@joaovieira3832]

Thank you very much directly from Brazil. Very helpful!!

[@loveandlondon]

You're welcome!

[@Dean-gq5pe]

Great information. Thank you.

[@Magic_beans_]

London is definitely an expensive city overall, but you can still visit pretty affordably. As our host mentioned, hostels are a great way to economize on lodging. They’re nicer than you’re probably imagining, and pretty much all of them offer single rooms or all-female dorms if that helps you feel better about safety. If you’re planning day trips out of town (and I highly recommend it), plan those ahead and book your train tickets a month in advance; they’re way cheaper than buying the same day or getting a multi-day pass (though you do lose some spontaneity). As for attractions, in the summer there’s always something going on in one of the city parks for free, or you can just hang out and people-watch. - The big museums are free, including the British Museum, the National Gallery, both Tates, and the Victoria & Albert. - For every paid vantage point like the Shard or the London Eye (another $35ish each), there’s another great spot that’s free like the Sky Garden or Greenwich Observatory. - Same goes for day trips like Windsor Palace; the paid tours are cool, but if you’re watching your spending you can have a good time in the gardens and admiring the buildings. (Bath, a city with both Roman history and a Jane Austen aesthetic, has free tours by experienced local guides.) - Hop-on, hop-off busses are a nice way to get a quick overview of the major sights, but the regular city busses are cheaper and travel a lot of the same routes. - For a couple bucks you can download audio tours for popular walks and bus routes to explain the history of what you’re seeing. (At the risk of undercutting my own message, if you can splurge on one thing I’d suggest experiences. That’s probably why you’re there in the first place.) Another budget-extending option is to split your time with another city. London’s great, but it’s not indicative of England as a whole. Spending a few days somewhere like York or Liverpool will give you a broader look at England and it can be way cheaper.

[@loveandlondon]

Yes we def recommend booking actual tours over audio :) supports your guides and is more fun anyways!

[@Magic_beans_]

@@loveandlondonFor sure, that’s what I was trying to say (poorly). Hostels and grocery-store picnics aren’t exactly luxurious, but if that saves me money for tour guides and theater tickets, I’ll take it.

[@stksport]

Excellent video 😊 thanks

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching !

[@davemccorquodale5148]

Fabulous Videos!! So incredibly informative!!

[@northguy2367]

Great video as usual!

[@88thisiscrap]

Loved this video!!!!!!!! Thanks!

[@LucasSilvaMarques-y8y]

Really love this place. My dream is to be in London.

[@PortageurCa]

Thanks! Very helpful as always. I love to hear about how accommodating cities are becoming to dietary restrictions. I don't like cheese (I know) and find that I don't feel as bad asking for cheeseless things in cities that are more sensitive to people's diets. (Though I often have to explain it's not a restriction, just a preference, when I get the ice cream for dessert.)

[@Mr.NoviceGuy]

absolutely helpful will be there this weekend from Toronto 👌🥰🇨🇦

[@loveandlondon]

Have a great time! Be sure to grab one of our itineraries before you arrive: shop.loveandlondon.com/

[@ChappysTikiBar]

very informative 🧐

[@xrubyxlightx]

Tysm for your videos. I have an upcoming trip and theyre def helping me fill my itinerary

[@loveandlondon]

Awesome! Don't forget we've already made your itinerary for you, we'll help you maximise your limited time while seeing some amazing sights and hidden gems: shop.loveandlondon.com/products/3-day-london-itinerary

[@user-zzyachieve]

Absolutely helpful video! I get a lot information from it~ By the way I found I can get discounts on trainpal when buying tickets!

[@newbatgirl]

Great video. And when you spoke the truth about AirBnb, I hit the subscribe button so damn fast.

[@vincentliuo]

Good luck London. Be ready.

[@Leocoz82]

Avoid Southend whether you're flying there or not. Just avoid 🤣

[@s125ish]

Why

[@atlantic3438]

Nothings wrong with Southend mate

[@honeymoonavenue97]

@@atlantic3438you’re from Southend, ain’t you, mate?!

[@atlantic3438]

@@honeymoonavenue97 live very close to it

[@dorenefarr9490]

What is the reason? Going to England next year.

[@The_Kentuckian]

6:57 I read in an article that Uber & other ridesharing services were outlolawed in London.

[@loveandlondon]

No, you can still use them here :)

[@donhenry2941]

A followup question for your comment about London being pretty much cashless - does this include pubs? Thanks.

[@loveandlondon]

It does! Even at markets.

[@Mary-ik1zf]

London in summer is great as everyone is on holidays and schools are of .Ya

[@ThePixe1Panda]

Southend Airport is under an hour by train into Liverpool Street, same as Stansted. Its really not as far as you make it out to be

[@michaelphillips2079]

According to both maps and satellite photos I've seen, it's practically London metropolitan area anyway.

[@snehasishmazumder2425]

Great! 👍

[@paigehastings3221]

Don't know why you're hating on Southend Airport. It's only 2 miles further from London than Stansted and has a rail station on the Liverpool Street line. Services are limited, admittedly, but that doesn't make it a bad place to fly from.

[@loveandlondon]

lol!

[@fandelapin2971]

12:01 I'm watching this as a french person, and i'll be happy enough if i manage to pronounce those, even in the incorrect way 😂

[@loveandlondon]

Haha totally, do your best!

[@LER0YBM]

Thumbs up just for the no booking in AirBnb! Definitely don't do it when coming to Portugal either!

[@emmazooto7114]

Pronunciation, my favourite part 😂

[@mdnickless]

You're a bit unfair towards Southend Airport. It's very easy to navigate and it doesn't much longer to get there compared to other airports. It's an ideal departure point for continental Europe.

[@loveandlondon]

Meh

[@richardmccarthy9580]

Pa Can’t wait for pronunciation types on Love in Paris !!!!

[@Knee-ko]

I want to go back. That's all.

[@boris8787]

London is nice, but I still prefer a village like Chillingbourne.

[@loveandlondon]

Ok!

[@sherriirrehs8377]

Wish I had stumbled upon your video before booking our flights! At least we're not flying into Southend! 🤣🤦🏽‍♀️

[@loveandlondon]

hah!

[@yourknowledgepartner7452]

Hi. My name is Vikas. I am a citizen of South Asian country India presently based in that country. I just came across your KZbin channel 'Love and London' just now and watching this video. I have subscribed to this KZbin channel of yours also. I will be watching the videos uploaded on this KZbin channel of yours regularly. I am trying to get into the UK based in skilled worker visa and remain there until I get issued the long term or indefinite leave to remain (ILR) in the UK as a citizen of the country India. The information provided by your KZbin channel may be helpful for me.

[@yourknowledgepartner7452]

Hi. May I pls know what are the likely living expenditure as a single person for staying in London, UK by working in a company as a employee? Can you pls prepare a chart taking into account the following factors (accommodation rent, food, public transport, entertainment/leisure and/or recreation) and send it to me if possible? I have to know how much monthly salary I should be getting (esp in London) for a comfortable and affordable stay as a single person there? Once you let me know abt this, I am thinking to ask some other things abt living in London, UK which I may not find from other sources on the internet easily!!

[@LC-cd1yt]

We were going to visit london next week, but the ulez car scam has put us off

[@loveandlondon]

There's no scam, plus we 100% do not recommend driving in London anyways!

[@michaelphillips2079]

I would disagree that Southend is not a legitimate London airport. It's not much, if any, farther than Luton or Stansted, for instance, and you can get a train straight to Liverpool Street, which is good if you have business or are staying in the City /East End.

[@sam7670]

I'm looking at staying in Sutton - is this area good to stay in? Found pretty cheap and good looking accommodation. I know I'll be spending about 30 to 40 mins getting into the centre

[@loveandlondon]

Our recommendations are on our website : loveandlondon.com/category/london-accommodations/

[@Joanna-il2ur]

My sister lived in Sutton for a decade and had her elder daughter there. Very nice, but not very London. No tube service in that area. But there are frequent trains to Victorian train station. Which is on four tube lines.

[@sam7670]

@@Joanna-il2ur thanks for that reply. Yeh I'm staying pretty close to the train station so will be making the commute into the city each day. I saved about 1k so the small commute is worth it

[@RumoRendaPassiva]

Would you have any video about How can I get from London to Watford Junction ? To visit Harry Potter studios. Thanks.

[@loveandlondon]

We actually recommend doing a day tour for that! Have a look at this one with Walks: www.takewalks.com/london-tours/harry-potter-studio-tour/?tap_a=139617-9bb236&tap_s=3785930-6e9cba

[@arthplayz74]

Could you make a video with Dog Friendly activities and restaurants in London? It would be a pleasure for me because i go each year to London with my golden retriever and I don’t know many dog-friendly activities and restaurants.

[@loveandlondon]

Maybe on IG! Be sure to follow us there.

[@arthplayz74]

@@loveandlondon Ok thx! I follow you on KZbin, TikTok and instagram

[@lulubee1000]

We are two little ol' ladies going for a week in September. What public transport is good for people with mobility issues? Thank you.

[@trevorwills3356]

Bus or taxi would be best if you have mobility issues. Avoid the Underground tube travel as it gets really congested.

[@samridhikumari12E]

My dreams 💕 place is London

[@sarbarisarkar3171]

Hello, I have been watching all your videos and find them very helpful. Thanks. I am visiting London shortly and I would like to know how to travel from Heathrow Airport to LSE BANKSIDE house in central London, using the Elizabeth line. Thank you in advance.

[@loveandlondon]

Google maps will tell you all your routes for travel ❤️

[@samkotlin8938]

I would take an Elizebeth line (Crossrail) train from Heathrow towards Farringdon, change here for a Thameslink train going towards London Bridge Station, it is three stops. At London Bridge if you are not sure ask for directions towards Southwark Street. Walk along Southwark Street until you meet with the intersection of Great Guildford Street. Walk up Great Guildford Street until to find Zora St. The LSE Bankside House is located half way down Zora St.

[@sarbarisarkar3171]

@@samkotlin8938 that's detailed enough. Thank you very much for your help.

[@sunshinehwy]

Travelling to the UK what should I do regarding Data? I would like to use Google Maps and all the suggested Apps but idk how I would have Data, small 10 day Trip

[@loveandlondon]

We cover that in this article! loveandlondon.com/how-to-use-phone-when-visiting-london-from-abroad/

[@karolinaf.tehrani4453]

LOVE❤

[@FountainSongs]

I think I got pick pocketed there - luckily, the guy took only an Oyster card that had only a few pounds - but the pick pocketer was good - I didn't event know until later when I went to get the Oyster card. This was near Harrods, and the guy just bumped into me!

[@loveandlondon]

Oh yes Harrods is super touristy so prime pickings for them!

[@ibislife]

I always crinch when someone is talking about Worcestershire sauce! I have visited Worcester and have a friend there, it is "Wuster-sher" sauce! 😂 Think "Rooster"😁

[@Charlotte-nh8tl]

How do you pronounce the Thames, is it like Tems? Do you always say River Thames or do you sometimes say The Thames River?

[@loveandlondon]

Yeah it's pronounced Tems! We just say The Thames usually, otherwise either way works.

[@Shangibug]

love you ❤

[@kierans1159]

Luton and Stansted airports are also nowhere near London, Gatwick is as close to Brighton as it is London. No airport outside the M25 should be allowed to call itself 'London'.

[@loveandlondon]

Yup, as mentioned! :)

[@MercenaryTX]

Went to London in a group from college. As soon as we landed dude says where is the McDonalds. Seriously no adventure to try new things. What was the point of going. I bet he would like Leicester Square. After some time I wanted American pizza. I had tried many British dishes by then.

[@loveandlondon]

Ew

[@factchecker1980]

Im going to be staying in CAMDEN for month! What do you think?

[@terrym3837]

As a Londoner a great choice

[@factchecker1980]

@terrym3837 thank you Terry. My dad was in the RAF during WW2 and was born with the sound of the Bo 🔔 Bells, I hope I got that right! I live in Las Vegas.

[@terrym3837]

@@factchecker1980 that makes me and your day both cockneys born within the sound of St Mary Le Bow go and visit the church it’s in Cheapside City of London

[@NoMoreLies365]

Go to blues kitchen on a Monday. It's a great weekend spot, good food, live music and drinks. But try a monday for food. You could spend all day in camden Market and the stables. So do it lol. Sit by the canal in the evening n people watch. Also canal walks. They go on for miles. Primrose Hill at night, bring a bottle of wine, blanket n a friend or picnic in the day at regents park-village Park East is the best side. Holiday inn hub link on the high Street if you haven't booked accom yet. Roundhouse is good venue, see what's on when you get here. Usually music performances. The open air theatre if the weather's good when you get here. Its by regents Park. The jazz cafe is also a good music venue. I've got so much more but I just cannot think of the top of my head. Anyway, enjoy and welcome to camden! 😅

[@factchecker1980]

@@NoMoreLies365 Thanks for the great information. I'm a daily, 8k steps per day minimum, walker and the Canal walks are what first attracted me to Camden. I stayed near Earl's Court last trip. Maybe I'll see you around. Thanks again.

[@gololebo]

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[@MikeDavidson-hi6nm]

London is literally almost 2000 years old imagine the cool things there to check out

[@michaelphillips2079]

An embarrassment of riches of history. Few other cities compare, and certainly not in the States (obviously).

[@dianacoles1017]

It's actually a lot older. There was settlement here right back to the neolithic but you won't see anything from then

[@joelramilo6918]

I would like to ask can I buy a ticket attraction directly to Warner Bros studio, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle etc. instead booking a ticket which expensive for me. If I buy the ticket directly to the attraction I might get the ticket of it's regular price.

[@loveandlondon]

Depends on what you're after but yes you can of course buy direct from the attrsction

[@roberttucker1710]

My 1 Time

[@Faith12Man]

Can I come to London with 2k for a week me and my wife only or we need more? Do you have a video on that?

[@loveandlondon]

We cover what you should expect to pay for every part of your trip in our London Spending Guide: shop.loveandlondon.com/products/london-spending-guide That will 100% answer your questions keeping your expectations in mind

[@Faith12Man]

@@loveandlondon Thank you very much! I printed it out.

[@uevangelize]

Hi. I found your videos very helpful. Can you suggest if we should get a 3 days pass or 4 days pass? We are arriving Monday 3PM and departing Sunday @ 2PM. So we really have only 5 days to see London and hopefully a day trip outside London. Do you have any suggestions? I still don't understand how the London Pass with its itinerary. What if the pass doesn't include places we want to go? and goes to place we prefer not to? Need your advise. Thank you!

[@loveandlondon]

loveandlondon.com/london-pass-worth/ read that ❤️❤️

[@sharonsmith583]

So what ad pops up? Air Bnb of course.

[@loveandlondon]

WOOF

[@martingoffin9659]

United Kingdom Of Great Britain 🇬🇧 London is the best city in the world.