Pall Mall and St. James's Palace, London Walking Tour

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

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[@dshinaberry]

Thanks!

[@jasonclark658]

A lovely way to learn about our capital, told by a lovely Irish lady with a soft Irish voice. I could listen all day.

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad that you enjoyed the video, Jason. If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours kzbin.infovideos. There is more where this came from.

[@ClariseAnnetteBrooks]

This is lovely. It has been SO LONG since I have been to London. This is a treat. I have to visit again.

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad that you enjoyed the video! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours kzbin.infovideos. There is more where this came from.

[@carolwhite7755]

Great video, Sinead! While I have been walking on my treadmill during Covid, you have taken me on so many tours of London I feel I’m there! Thank you!

[@55957Tatyana]

Sinead, you are a brilliant guide! Thank you for this interesting tour!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

You are most welcome!

[@TheVaughan5]

Great video of a beautiful part of central London. Most people seeing this will be unaware that’s the interior of the magnificent Reform Club Building @ 4:03 has been used over the years in many movies including 2 James Bond movies and way back in 1956, Around the World in 80 days.

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Thanks for the extra info, CameronPaul!

[@sebastianfisher957]

Sinead, as usual, brilliant and informative. Great weather that day!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad you liked this one, Sebastian :)

[@victoriaaletaaustria2817]

Thank you for bits & pieces of trivia on buildings, bars, etc. Been to London, and outside like Cotswolds, Kent, Canterbury, Stratford-upon-Avon, Northampton for the late Princess Diana's Althorp home, etc. but this video showed a lot more on streets of London and proximity to known areas.

[@Daisy-tl2lh]

Love being with you on these virtual tours please keep doing them even when you start back with your in person tours, xx

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

We will keep them running, Daisy, don't worry! And thanks again for watching! If you know of anyone else who might also enjoy these videos, please share us with them. We would really appreciate that! Thank you.

[@paullewis2413]

Great video. As a Londoner who knows these areas so well, it’s interesting to get a different perspective from the lens of a camera. We can so often take for granted just how beautiful these parts of London are. For all its many faults it’s still overall the greatest city on earth.

[@merebaap5270]

Hello

[@markwoodley712]

Sinead, I'm enjoying the Canadian content you're providing in your videos and we Canadians have some nice real estate holdings in London with Quebec House on Pall Mall and Canada House in Trafalgar Square, location, location, location!

[@НаталіяЯворська-й4о]

Fantastic tour ! Pretty knowable. 👏

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Thanks for watching

[@juliettoler4123]

I loved our walk today! I put your London walking tour on the big screen in our exercise room and watched while walking on my treadmill! It sure made exercise more fun! Love your voice! It sounds like you're really walking beside me. Cheers!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad that we could accompany during an exercise session!

[@stevejacob4375]

Great video, and it was nice to meet you outside St.James Palace today looking forward to the changing of The Guard tour.

[@Sineadlondontourguide]

Ah Steve thank you for your amazing information Stay tuned Sinead

[@ellenthibeault3940]

I am addicted to watching these Tours !!!! I have always wanted to see London with it’s beautiful buildings and places of interest. And these online Tours are a wonderful way to explore? Seeing as I am in my 70s and not able to go to London. Thank you so very much for the wonderful Tours and a wealth of very interesting information. Best wishes.

[@jimmcculloch3786]

Absolutely and totally fantastic tour! Thanks you. I love your detail of the history of the area, and your voice comes over very well. Thank you :)

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad that you enjoyed the video, Jim. If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours kzbin.infovideos. There is more where this came from.

[@johnwoodall8879]

These tours help me pass 12 hour night shits, keep the good work up Sinade

[@twiggyclarklondon]

Fabulous. Thank you so much 😊

[@ajayjackson7727]

These videos are absolutely brilliant and you learn so much from them, they're perfect for planning a trip to London and I love the girl's voice, it's so relaxing to listen to her. That was interesting to hear about the waiting list for the gentleman's clubs, I used to volunteer at the Dickens Museum 15 years ago and I remember hearing about Charles Dickens frequenting these clubs. Great video Sinead 👍

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

We are so glad you found our channel :)

[@victoriaaletaaustria2817]

Thank you for bits & pieces of trivia on buildings, bars, etc. Been to London, and outside like Cotswolds, Kent, Canterbury, Stratford-upon-Avon, Northampton for the late Princess Diana's Althorp home, etc. but this video showed a lot more on streets of London and proximity to known areas. And your speaking voice is nice, articulate, and can be understood clearly, unlike those with Brit twang which at times is difficult to understand.

[@lvbadboy]

So nice thanks for posting these videos

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

You are welcome. We are glad that you enjoyed the video. If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours kzbin.infovideos. There is more of Sinead where this came from.

[@lindsayhengehold5341]

So want to visit here someday!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

We hope you can, Lindsay!

[@barbarabrookes1]

I love these London tours so very interesting thank you Sinead.👍🏼

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Thanks again for watching, Barbara! This was one of our first videos. If you know of anyone else who might also enjoy these videos, please share us with them. We would really appreciate that! Thank you.

[@rob-time]

I always enjoy your tours!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad you like them! Thanks again for watching! If you know of anyone else who might also enjoy these videos, please share us with them. We would really appreciate that! Thank you.

[@crystalfabulous]

The buildings are just amazing and you do such a magnificent job showing them

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Thank you.

[@sahajad2005]

A very informative video. I learnt a lot from it. Hope I can see inside the St. James palace someday.

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad that you enjoyed the video, Sahaja. We hope you can visit inside as well. If you haven't done so already, hopefully, you can check out our other virtual tours of London kzbin.infovideos.

[@lyndamattravers3126]

Loved this one thanks Sinead x

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

It's been some time since we received a comment on this one. Thanks again for watching, Lynda!

[@texelz]

Fantastic video, I volunteer at a national trust property in Newport South Wales and a few of the buildings mentioned such as the ritz and the Queens chemist were associated with the family that once lived at Tredegar house in Newport. Thankyou for sharing this, brought back memories

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Fantastic! Glad that you enjoyed this. And thanks for being a subscriber.

[@russiannorth2440]

beautiful and original. Like. I also posted a walk in the north of Russia. Enjoy)

[@michellebruce5092]

Hi, how are you? I'm doing well. I've been to that square back in 1994 with my grandparents. Very beautiful and historical. Could you do Cornwall next video. Have a great day greetings from Canada 😀

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Hello, Michelle! Cornwall is on the list :)

[@mandycoulbeck8692]

fantastic video again love history

[@katevalentine7075]

Damn Girl ..What you show us !!! INCREDIBLE Lovely 🤗

[@levistubbs8949]

Wonderful tour Sinead, always a delight !

[@msjaninah05]

I love all the trivia you share. Thanks a lot. I hope you will feature Kew Gardens as well.

[@Paseosguiados]

Thanks for this video!!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

My pleasure!

[@roonk]

Beautiful place.

[@rongenung]

I read or heard somewhere that at some point prior to her funeral, Princess Diana's body lay in St. James's Palace---prior to being taken to Kensington Palace. Why was she there?

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

It is tradition for members of the royal family to lay in state before their funerals. You may have seen the late Queens casket in Westminster Hall on television. In Diana's case, it also gave time for preparations and funeral arrangements to be carried out and also allowed for private moments with her family.

[@imranzazai7404]

London is very nice.

[@kathsgullygardennewzealand5979]

Fabuloua Darling, very informative & yr voice is easy to listen to 😁

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Hope you get the chance to watch the walking tour videos in NYC :).

[@posnerist]

hi sinead do you know whats happened to the old snuff shop situated in the haymarket.....it was called freybourg and treyer and was 18th century.itclosed in the 8os i believe...i often wondered what happened to this wonderful little snuff shop.which had steps leading up to entrance...and all the original interior fittings...very sad....im in manchester....

[@strongshoulders]

“Doctor Harris”?!!! This is from the website…One of the proprietors, Henry Harris, was a surgeon, while Daniel Rotely (D. R.) was an early Pharmaceutical Chemist.

[@garyjohnson3751]

I’ve just bought a lovely penthouse property right near here and absolutely love the buzz and vibe of the area

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Time for us to do a penthouse tour, Gary? :)

[@kimbenloulou6409]

When I come to London in May 2022 how do I book a tour with Sinead. Your KZbin channel is so informative thank you so much for your time

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

You can browse our tour selection here www.freetoursbyfoot.com/london-tours/. Bookmark us :) We can let you know when Sinead is leading a tour or not. In the meantime, check out our back catalog of virtual London tours. kzbin.infovideos.

[@loonylinda]

that was lovely..i wish i could go on a personal tour with you...i defo would get lost otherwise!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

You should come and see us one day :)

[@joyleenpoortier7496]

Awesome

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad that you enjoyed the video, Joyleen. If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours kzbin.infovideos. There is more of Sinead where this came from.

[@Sumit-tyagi9608]

Beautiful woman❤❤❤

[@jackiewiki]

Wow. I think I just learnt where the name of our cigarettes Pall Mall comes from. Swear I live for your videos. No shade but the other guides just don't interest me like your knowledge does 🙌

[@terrydean5520]

Pall mall same on the monopoly board bloody expensive my wife gets me everytime 😉

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Isn't it amazing how we can't even afford it on a board game!? One day..!

[@terrydean5520]

@@ToursbyFootLondon I've only just come across your channel I enjoyed watching Jack the ripper I will subscribe for more content 😀

[@JacobafJelling]

im actually head of a certain gentlemens club in London. its a good story, but im currently too busy to elaborate. Cant tell you why im busy either. Its confidential. -Mr. important high horse man

[@rongenung]

It appears that the Queen lived in the "high rent district." I would love to be able to enter one of those gentlemen's' clubs. As an American, whenever I see the beautiful Union Jack, I wonder why, in its diagonal stripes, the red part of the stripes is off-center in the white part of those stripes. It must mean something. Maybe someone can tell me. Another great tour Sinead! What is the name of the street that these clubs are on?

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Glad you enjoyed the tour, Ron! And that's a great question. The Union Flag is made up of multiple flags stacked 'on top' of one another: Red Cross of St. George for England, White diagonal cross of St. Andrew for Scotland and the red diagonal cross of St. Patrick for Northern Ireland. St. Patrick was the last to be added and it was felt, at the time, that if the cross of St. Patrick was placed directly on top of the cross of St. Andrew that it would look as though the Northern Irish flag would have precedence over the Scottish flag. So, as a bit of a compromise, the heralds placed the cross off centre so that the white cross is 'on top' on the first and third quarters and the Red Cross is 'on top' on the second and fourth. :)

[@rongenung]

Thank you! That is fascinating. Your knowledge of the British Isles and their history is impressive and one reason why your tours are so interesting. And especially when it comes to the city of London. @@ToursbyFootLondon

[@roonk]

Please show place’s in Scotland.

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Hi Arun! Margaret did a tour in Edinburgh you may enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYepoZ-NbdOil9E

[@andrewmeikle5075]

So the RAC and the army and Navy Clubs don’t get a mention!!!

[@ericcub78]

You kinda scare me a bit when you first mentioned "gentlemen's clubs" here in the US that has a totally different meaning, lol.

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Hah! Well, that isn't to say we don't have THOSE kinds of clubs here either ;)

[@НаталіяЯворська-й4о]

❤😊❤

[@JoanDoris1]

These days in America, a "gentlemen's club" is another name for a strip club. How sad. And Pall Mall is a cigarette brand (also known as "Red Devils"). We don't have much class in America.

[@diannewheatleygiliotti8513]

Thanks!

[@ToursbyFootLondon]

Always a pleasure

[@michaelwade7552]

@@ToursbyFootLondon Why diesb't she take the time to put in close captioning. Not everyone understands her accent.