The 14 Best Things to Do in London (By a Travel Expert) 🇬🇧

[@destinationwellknown]

Planning a trip to London? Here are my favourite places to stay & things to do in the British capital 🇬🇧 Places to Stay 🏨 1. The Savoy is one of the city's best luxury hotels: destinationwellknown.com/link/savoy-yt 2. Sea Containers has a 10/10 location and the price isn’t too bad: destinationwellknown.com/link/seacontainers-yt 3. Park Plaza Westminster Bridge is a good, family-friendly hotel near the London Eye: destinationwellknown.com/link/parkplazawestminster-yt 4. Zedwell Piccadilly Circus is a cheap, no-thrills hotel in the heart of London: destinationwellknown.com/link/zedwellpiccadilly-yt Top Activities & Tours 🎟 1. Visit the impressive Harry Potter Studios (book tickets well in advance, as they always sell out): destinationwellknown.com/link/hpstudioslondon-yt 2. Experience a musical in the West End - see showtimes and get cheap tickets here: destinationwellknown.com/link/londontheatredirect-yt 3. Take an Afternoon Tea river cruise on the Thames: destinationwellknown.com/link/afternoonteacruise-yt 4. Visit the iconic London Eye - get fast-track tickets here to avoid the long queue: destinationwellknown.com/link/londoneye-yt 5. And the same goes for the Tower of London: destinationwellknown.com/link/toweroflondon-yt

[@sandrajenkins6822]

I've lived in London 40 years. The two things I always do with visitors is the Uber commuter boat (no dreadful commentary) from Embankment to Greenwich, up to the Royal Observatory, then get off at the Tate Modern on the way back and after a look round cross the river on the pedestrian bridge to St Pauls Cathedral (then I catch the Central line home to Ealing Broadway). I agree with this bloke's recommendations but have an explore, there's so many fascinating nooks and crannies.

[@destinationwellknown]

That sounds like an excellent day out in London 🙌

[@ShammyNansubuga-c9o]

Can we be friends if you don't mind ​@@destinationwellknown

[@marie-francoisebarillot2658]

What about sleeping in Greenwich? It seems quiet and many things to do.

[@brianyoung3]

I've visited some of the worlds great cities before and there are obvious "must see's" but I only ever plan one of them in a day because you have to allow time for the wonderful surprises that you will always find and to soak up some atmosphere

[@Retiredtraveler1961]

I’ve been to London many times, my favorite city in the world! I would argue that Saint Paul’s Cathedral can’t hold the candle to Westminster Abbey. Within Westminster Abbey, there are so many famous royalty buried in there as well as other famous folks that it adds an element of awe. After retiring, my wife & I flew to England for a month. There are so many day trips to fascinating places, including, but limited to Canterbury, Winchester, Oxford, Cambridge, bath, and the list goes on and on. London is fantastic! But surrounding towns are equally fantastic too. The whole country is amazing.

[@potbellyfatguyfromnewyorkcity]

the city is going through race/cultural riots. migrants coming for free bounties have no criminal record checks. yes I know it depends where in London but overall the city is not safe. this is not 1990 or 1985. it was very different then. Tony Blair destroyed the nation itself with his multiculturalism push. no point in making believe and living in a fantasy world

[@carahenken4452]

As a Londoner born and bred, east London is the most fun and quirky, a lot more character than all the tourist crap. Also South Bank is fun for a day out.

[@destinationwellknown]

Cheers

[@Eridanus0001]

The riverboat tour/UberBoat to another destination on the Thames is a great idea...more bang for the buck. We took a UberBoat from Westminster Pier over to Masthouse Pier in Greenwich and saw some sights there and it made a nice day trip outside of the city core.

[@destinationwellknown]

Cheers 🤝

[@johnhickie1107]

Don't forget Tate Britain Gallery - dedicated to British art. Usually not crowded at all. Some good pubs in the area too. The Victoria and Albert Museum defies description as there are so many different kinds of things on display. They have a great little display of little models of classic theatre sets (really cool as I'm involved in theatre production).They also have the best museum gift shop in London. Right next door is the Natural History Museum. The great hall has to be one of the most beautiful bits of architecture in London. The special displays are worth the price of admission too. Some of the displays are getting dated, but the place is so big that it would be hard to keep up. With my day job being in the sciences this is another great museum to visit. Even better, the V & A and Natural History are across the street from one another.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot for sharing 🙌 Excellent tips

[@anthonyrybicki1000]

Hampstead and Highgate always worth a walk especially in autumn for the greenery and the quirky shops and pubs. Zone three ticket.

[@destinationwellknown]

Pro London tip 🤝

[@AvesPasseri-Jinysvet]

Yeah, we found an affordable and nice accommodation there and stayed for a second time in a few months. It is conveniently placed near the tube, close to the center where we went to a theatre this time (Mackbeth with Tennant, my daughter's idol :-)) and also close to the Wembley. No, we did not go to see Taylor Swift. My daughter's favourite South Korean singer and actress, IU, had concert the same day in Wembley OVO Arena. :-) I like that it is a nice neighborhood, with places to eat, nice accommodation and it felt safe even after 10 p.m. when we returned from the concert or the theatre. We really loved Regent's park too.

[@noshulal]

So Beautiful - London is Bustling, Vibrant and Charming.

[@firepit1432]

I've lived in London for almost 7 years and personally think the curry houses on Brick Lane have become a bit over touristy and the quality isn't what it used to be. If you're looking to experience a top notch curry house I'd recommend exploring the area around Tooting Broadway in South West London. It is a bit further out but I think it's worth it to see more of the real London. While you're there I'd also recommend checking out Tooting Market, lots of good food choices in a vibrant indoor market.

[@ShammyNansubuga-c9o]

I would like to visit London one day can we be friends if you don't mind

[@Ant-ym3mw]

Thanks going for the 1st time next week

[@firepit1432]

@@Ant-ym3mw If you're looking for a curry house in particular I recommend Lahore Karahi

[@susanguerinai6507]

My favourite curry restaurant is in Tooting ,Lahore Karahi,been going for nearly 20yrs now,a couple of years ago we sat near the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan😊

[@matthewross6045]

Leaving zone 1, Greenwich and Hampstead are well worth visiting. But in general London could be seen as a collection of ‘villages’. There’ll always be something going on, so check out the local council’s website. While still in zone 1, somewhere like Clerkenwell, has good pubs, restaurants - it’s less touristy, but very vibrant. Also has some great history as an area of early Italian immigration (Terronis and St Peter’s Italian Catholic Church are some of what remains). London has great parks and Squares, also cemeteries (Highgate, where Marx and lots of Luther historical figures are buried). Kew Botanical Gardens as well. I think the Globe is a must, £5 for a standing ticket to see some Shakespeare. There are some smaller museums and galleires, like Leighton House and the Wallace Collection. The Museum of the Order of St John or Charterhouse Square, both in Farringdon are super, also a nice Belgian pub around the corner (the dove).

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot for sharing 🙌

[@andybliss5965]

As a Londoner really can't be bothered to go to Zone 1, tires me out. One good thing is the food though. If you want to see proper pubs try going to East London/isle of dogs you can meet old cockneys with lots of stories, don't know how true most of them are. It was actually a Danish mate who grew up here who introduced me to these places.

[@AutoAlligator]

Zone 1 is the first thing you see when you arrive and it is truly spectacular. I moved to England a decade ago and I was in awe of London. I loved the history, buildings and the people! I love castles so I travelled around a lot to see them...Wales is my favourite place in Britain even though I don't live there. Such a chilled out country! Lovely people, history and CASTLES! lol :)

[@andybliss5965]

@@AutoAlligator Totally get that about Wales. My mother is from NI and while everyone is nice there, of the four home nations people are definitely most chilled in Wales. I had a job interview in Cardiff and people were just so nice, was a bit sad to go back to London

[@hawasattar2241]

Thx for an interesting video. Missed Greenwich .😭 Loved London. From South Africa.

[@Daves_Cave]

@@AutoAlligator I've lived in Wales for 18 years. Its great but the problem is - its TOO chilled out, I want to go to London!!!

[@johnnobre40]

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[@nautilusshell4969]

Take the tube to Parsons Green, have something to drink at The White Horse (a special London pub) wander up the New King's Road, and take the number 11 bus from the first stop on the King's Rd to Liverpool Street.....you will see.....a) the shops on the King's Rd, b) much of Chelsea, c) Sloane Square, d) Victoria, e) Westminster Cathedral, e) Parliament Square, f) Westminster Abbey, g) the Palace of Westminster, h) Whitehall, i) Downing St, j) Trafalgar Square, k) the Strand, l) St. Paul's Cathedral, m) the City of London, n) the Bank of England, o) the Royal Exchange.....and so much more......

[@destinationwellknown]

Great idea, thanks a lot for sharing 🙌

[@Flashman921]

This is the right answer. Not enough representation of west London in this video. Richmond riverside and the Park should be on the list.

[@mobill49]

Route 11 no longer goes to the City. Fulham to Waterloo only.

[@nautilusshell4969]

@@mobill49 Oh dear......what a pity - it was a great route.

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

One thing you can do is buy a daily transit pass and ride the whole length of a bus route for the sights along the way! For example, route 46 will take you from Paddington station to St. John's Wood, Hampstead, Kentish Town and Holborn Circus. (Along that route I spotted a statue of Sigmund Freud...)

[@LauraL-nz7xg]

Cheaper to tap with your debit / credit card - it is capped for the day and saves buying a card which is usually dearer

[@Markgonaut]

Where is this pub at 2:58? I love that view with a pint very much. Looks very relaxing.

[@destinationwellknown]

It's a pub called Founder's Arms. It's nothing special on the inside, but it's a nice place to sit outside on a sunny day 🙌

[@melissabiggs-immonen5337]

@@destinationwellknown and how about @2:48? The cat!! PS loved the video :)

[@kenneilson826]

Spent a couple of hours today at Borough Market. It's a maze and super crowded. Still.....a can't miss. Food from every corner of the world!

[@destinationwellknown]

Love Borough Market 🤝

[@renferal5290]

I love how the Tube makes it so easy to get about. I've been to London a few times, and am going back in a few days. I'm going to check out some of these places. I want to go to the Pub where the cat was lol

[@destinationwellknown]

It’s awesome! Haha it’s a super nice pub as well - it’s called The Sheephaven Bay. Close to Mornington Crescent and Camden Town tube stations 👍

[@jkneumann]

Thank you so much. In April 2025 we have from 4-9pm in London on a Sunday evening the day before we catch the Eurostar to France and this is a great help. St. Dunstans is great. We happened by it the last trip we made to London in 2022. What would you recommend for a Sunday evening in London? We love museums, history, art, Fortnum & Mason, Book stores and pub meals. your idea of a Thames cruise/Uber sounds ideal too.

[@frglee]

Getting out of the central zone is a very good idea. Staying in London (just), Richmond, Kew Gardens and Hampton Court make for a nice day trip, all reachable by tube, train or bus. A little further out, If the weather's good, a trip to the seaside from London won't disappoint, with fast regular train services from Victoria and Charing Cross stations - Brighton's an hour away, Eastbourne and Hastings a little longer. All three are charming with nice beaches and plenty of history, with plenty to see and do. Similarly, towns like Canterbury, Oxford and Cambridge are tourist hotspots for sure, deservedly so, but there are also some real little gems like Rye, Lewes, Tunbridge Wells, and Chichester that are well worth a visit - all under 90 minutes from central London by regular train services.

[@douglasschlesser320]

The Mitre in Lancaster Mews is a fantastic pub. The Swan close by is also a bit more lively and a little more touristy, as it's close to the park. But a good time at both!

[@destinationwellknown]

Totally agree 👍

[@TheMoonlightAdventures]

Great VLOG. Thank you for all the great information! My wife and I are heading to London in 2 days for our 25th anniversary!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks! Have a nice time in London 🙌

[@ianmcdowell7469]

May have forgotten a pub in the list- looked like the Princess Louise in Holborn in a few shots. Good vid.

[@destinationwellknown]

Ahh yes, well spotted, Sir 🙌 Thank you!

[@MoliniKicks]

From Puerto Rico, my bucket list definitely is London. Thank you for the vid

[@darkmatter6714]

Great guide. You should also add some guides for South of the river. Brixton and its markets, West of London like Richmond (Ted Lasso lives there) and places like Southall, where you feel like you’re in India, for example.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you! Those are great suggestions, thanks 🙌

[@AM-dz2sh]

@@destinationwellknown Chiswick, Kew & Richmond - A vlog of its own!!!

[@johnramos4715]

There are a few old and interesting pubs around fleet street

[@destinationwellknown]

Very true! Which one is your favourite?

[@ronniery9364]

This guy is always having a beer in the coolest spots. I trust the recommendations wholeheartedly!

[@destinationwellknown]

Hahaha cheers 😀🍻

[@paulpuckerinGM]

Hey Kris, another great vlog. Really cool ideas that are not taking us into the tourist haunts and crowds. Really appreciate your content as always. Cheers, Puck.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot for your kind words! 🙌 🇬🇧

[@studogable]

3:05 - have you been to The Wrestlers in Highgate?

[@destinationwellknown]

Nope, should I? 🙌

[@studogable]

@@destinationwellknown great place. It is the site of the ancient "swearing on the horns" ritual. The very definition a traditional English pub.

[@fischek]

thanks a lot, one of the best videos I've seen about visiting London - I'm gonna visit in October, so this means a lot!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks for your comment - have a great trip to London 👌

[@kevincozby]

Thanks for the video. We'll be back in London in August and I now have some new places to explore thanks to you!

[@destinationwellknown]

Great timing 😎 thanks a lot, I hope you’ll enjoy them and London 🇬🇧

[@DudleyDuke]

proper video ill be sure to check out all those locations!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you 🙌🇬🇧

[@marcusfarias7219]

if you like ancient history I extremely recommend to visit the London Mithraerum, an old roman temple discovered after the II World Ward London bombing. The ruins were found and now is in the basement of a modern building. It's free and there is a light effect on top of the ruins to show how it was. It's in Mansion House.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot for sharing 🙌

[@DicksonMaimouth]

What a great video. I can’t get enough of London-such a wonderful city. I’m definitely visiting some of these sites on my next trip there.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot - have a nice trip next time 🙌🇬🇧

[@DicksonMaimouth]

@@destinationwellknown Thank you. I’ve been several times, and I can never get to all the sites I want to visit. Now you’ve added more to my list. Haha!

[@destinationwellknown]

@@DicksonMaimouth Sorry 😀

[@charleswilliams7546]

Planning my second trip to London and your vlogs awesome!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you, that’s awesome to hear 🙌🇬🇧

[@paulm3033]

First time I've seen one of your vlogs and really enjoyed it so I've subscribed, good content and great commentary, said with a lot of affection for the subject , looking forward to seeing more ,cheers mate .

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you so much - that's fantastic to hear! More travel vids are coming right up 😎🤝

[@RhedwanRussool]

amazing out of the box thinking,thank you sir

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you!

[@MsCheesemonster13]

I agree about the bad pubs in London, especially near the touristy places. When I visit the city, I research the places I’m going to visit, but invariably forget to check for decent pubs and restaurants nearby. I’m originally from the south coast, so I don’t think I’m particularly biased, but I think the pubs up north are superior in every way. I’ll check out your recommendations though. Thank you. 😊

[@destinationwellknown]

Yes, it can definitely be a bit hit-and-miss with pubs in London 🫣

[@deanodog3667]

Apsley house at entrance to hyde park was a find !!

[@DanielNguyeNNN]

Thanks, this video is so amazing and I wish I could visit to London.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot - I hope you get to visit London one day 🙌

[@duongvi435]

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[@treytracytravel]

Great info and tips! Thank you

[@destinationwellknown]

Cheers

[@tellmesomethinggoodwithKelly]

Love your video Chris! May I ask you a quick question--how did you film your fabulous video? Was it with a selfie stick or gopro? Thank you for your inspiration!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot! The 'selfie' shots where taken with the DJI Osmo Pocket 3

[@Jennifer-oh4lb]

Loved the video! I was wondering which Pub was the one with the cat? I would love to visit when I go.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot 🙏 It’s called The Sheephaven Bay and it’s pretty cool, definitely one of the more hidden pubs in London where you won’t find many other tourists 😎

[@dominicmain4626]

I still think climbing the monument is one of the most under rated things to do in London and still gives a decent view of London.

[@destinationwellknown]

Oooh yes! That could easily have made the video actually

[@spark_6710]

I loved the 1st place ,I'd love to take photos there & use for my cd cover or photo collections ...or something ! I love the Uber boat ,clippers !! I rode on it a few times when visiting London in 2022 summer ! ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇬🇧💕💞

[@robbartlla2371]

nice! how do you get the view of St. Paul's while riding up the escalator? (near end of video)

[@destinationwellknown]

Its actually just "coming up" from a shopping centre so everybody can go there and use the escalator

[@mhamedshaaban6626]

My soul , my life , my mind 💜💜💜

[@LondonLocal]

Great advice for a second or third time visitor who has already seen the basics 👍🇬🇧

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you 🙌🇬🇧

[@mrtourism7998]

Great video... Watching from Ghana

[@destinationwellknown]

thank you!

[@Iida_emee]

I’m going to visit London with my family in a few weeks and stay for 3 days. I’m so excited!🤭Thank u for this video😋

[@destinationwellknown]

Have a wonderful trip 🇬🇧

[@RobinAngel61]

GREAT INFO.....THANKS

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you

[@LisaLisa-mo2tg]

Hope one day my country modern as london... Beautiful clean, city of dream.. Greeting malaysia..

[@jaisinghthakur7416]

I have never been to London nor, given my limited resources and lack of influence, even envisage the possibility of ever visiting that lovely city. But, from what I have read and heard about the city, I am fascinated by fish and chips. Is it available everywhere in London ?

[@destinationwellknown]

It sure is. You can get it at any pub that does food.

[@janispope4295]

Also at chippys, some of which are eat in, there is likely to be a chippy on every high street in the UK I hope you get to go.

[@destinationwellknown]

Check out my blog post for more ideas on things to do in London: destinationwellknown.com/things-to-do-london/

[@absolute_abundance]

Amazing, would like to add this to my next itinerary . Thank you

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks 🙏

[@jasmineflores5875]

Terrific vlog! Quick question: do tourists buy tickets for those double decker tour buses ahead of time or can we just use a contactless payment to board the double decker? Thanks

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you! So, there are 2 different kinds of double-decker buses. You've got the "normal" red buses, which are part of the public transport network in London. They cost £1.75, and you just tap in with your phone, a contactless card or an Oyster Card. If you want to get on one of these buses and use it as a sightseeing tour I'd recommend getting either Route 24: Pimlico to Hampstead Heath, Route 11: Fulham to Liverpool Street or Route 9: Aldwych to Hammersmith - all of these pass by some of the main sights in London. And then you've also got the sightseeing buses run by private companies and cater only to tourists. These can be booked ahead of time - just search for "sightseeing bus london" and they should show up.

[@jasmineflores5875]

Thank you!​@destinationwellknown

[@jiangxinzeng7610]

I love there building structure

[@destinationwellknown]

Same 🙌

[@JohnCleary-d4i]

Amazing London.

[@destinationwellknown]

Yeeeees 🙌

[@kevindare3113]

Was

[@Pablo260492]

I love Thames Clippers 🚢

[@destinationwellknown]

Me too 😍

[@justRuwanthi]

What a cool video. Love it. ❤

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks a lot 🙌

[@nathonso_edits]

I wouldn't specifically say that zone 1 is a no go area the royal parks are still nice (avoid weekends), stay off the main roads and go down some side streets and theres plenty of nice spots. But definitely avoid embankment area (london eye, big ben etc) and avoid Leicester square like the plague unless your looking to get your wallet stolen.

[@yipmabaruya1148]

Good day from Papua New Guinea. I enjoyed watching your contents.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you 🙏

[@mariojsworld]

Great selection of things to do.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you!

[@JP_TaVeryMuch]

6:27 At last, a decent no nonsense guide to what else to see in London. I'd like to thank you for your outsider's insights, will recommend you to friends due for another visit and would highly recommend booking a slot for free in the fabulously uncluttered Horizon 22. What an experience! We are but ants on the surface of the planet...

[@barrysteven5964]

Great video. I'm a north easterner but (surprise, surprise) I really love London. Btw, what is it about Danes that makes you sound like Scousers? It might be the soft consonants and the intonation - but you just do.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks! Hahaha :D

[@Kelvinpaul4]

The thing I really liked about London. I'm Kiwi, so quite a haul and suffering from jet lag,so wide awake at 2:00 am, went for walk around the block in Hampstead. I was amazed at how many foxes were out and about, must have been 8 foxes in a 2km walk. Apparently Londoners don't have much time for foxes. Talked the a local at the local, about my fox sightings, he said " One of the F--king little bastards shits on his car every night and pisses on his door step as well, he didn't know what he did to piss the fox off. All I could think was. Urban fox gets even for lose of habitat.

[@destinationwellknown]

Hahaha, love that story. As a Dane living in Copenhagen, the foxes in London amuse me too.

[@marcomarco9141]

Woo Hoo. Let’s do this!

[@destinationwellknown]

Yeehaw 😀

[@ritag7306]

Thanks! Very helpful😊

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks 🙌

[@katsybo]

Thank goodness! I’ve been to London multiple times and don’t want a tourist itinerary.

[@WeMe83]

Well that’s because you’ve been several times.

[@SimsonOo]

Thank you 😊

[@myleft9397]

Tyler Rumple sent me. Good video

[@destinationwellknown]

Haha, thanks - I just checked out his video after seeing your comment; I loved it!

[@carokat1111]

me too

[@LauraL-nz7xg]

St Pauls is free if you go to a service.

[@brandonfrank2411]

This is a good video but you need to leave the names of the places you mentioned on the screen for longer or list them in the description or something.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks for the feedback 🤝

[@djm58sk]

Good video, some of my favourite places in London - St. Dunstans, Mercato Mayfair, Leadenhall, Borough Market (closed Mondays btw). Camden is insanely crowded on weekends, as is Brick Lane, both more manageable during the week.

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks! Yeah I would definitely visit Camden Market on a weekday if possible 🙌

[@thehapagirl92]

I really want to see the London Eye but also want to visit Notting Hill

[@destinationwellknown]

London Eye is pretty iconic, and I do recommend it for first-time visitors 🙌 Notting Hill and the Portobello Road Market could easily have made it into this video, but I didn't have any footage 🫣

[@paullewis2413]

Maybe it’s best that most tourists gather around Piccadilly Circus/Leicester Square./London Eye/Oxford Street /Harrods/Covent Garden so that we Londoners can enjoy other parts of the city free of mass tourism. 😊

[@ru54623]

go to Bermondsey!

[@destinationwellknown]

Deal

[@LondonEve24]

As a Londoner, I try to avoid Leicester Square as much as possible.

[@destinationwellknown]

Same

[@jn23478]

Hello. Are the places very close to each other? I know that Harry Potter studios are outside London. A greeting from Seville.

[@SpaseNastov]

Nestrov Spase LPR At the 5 points,Lesterians or cupituletians

[@awangbelantara9644]

That look at 12s cracked me up.🤣

[@gurumurthyanjanappa7898]

Excellent

[@brentwoodbay]

I just watched this video on Tyler Rumple's site, and found it very enjoyable. I will however share this original one as he is very annoying! I was intrigued by your accent and see now that you are Danish, but why do you sound a bit like a Scouser? Did you live in Liverpool, or learn English from someone from there? Or is it a linguistical co incidence? Funnily in the past on a few occasions , I have heard people talking from a distance, whom I thought at first were British, but turned out to be Danish. This is strange as Danish is not as close to English as Dutch or German!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thanks for your comment! Hahaha, I get this a lot, to be honest. I used to live in Edinburgh, actually, but my best mate, whom I met there, is a Scouser, so I guess his accent has influenced me quite a bit.

[@KitchenRecipesbySarika]

Wow ❤❤❤

[@bn938]

Try Barking mate

[@mickyredeyes6220]

New vewer here but did you learn english in liverpool? Im a scouser and you have the same accent as others that learn here.

[@destinationwellknown]

Hahaha, no but I get that a lot. One of my best friends is Scouse so I think his accent has rubbed off

[@destinationwellknown]

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[@stevemcgowen]

I like wandering around at night. Should I bring a stab proof vest for my next trip to London?

[@terrym3837]

No not needed

[@richardb3363]

No vest required. The knife crime problem is greatly exaggerated. Most violence is gang related, so doesn't affect ordinary folk. I avoid dark alleyways at night, but I do that everywhere, not just in London.

[@king...675]

did you do a solo trip?

[@destinationwellknown]

Not this time, but I have been to London solo quite a few times.

[@mohamedbentayeb-r3p]

Imagine il ont pas de metro et cest pont qui veut venir????

[@MsGrandunion]

That's a pretty good video, lots of sound advice. But just remember that Borough is pronounced "burra"!

[@destinationwellknown]

Thank you. You should hear my pronunciation of Marylebone, Southwark and Thames 🥰

[@MsGrandunion]

@@destinationwellknown try Marleybun, Suthuk and Tems!

[@janispope4295]

It’s buror ​@@destinationwellknown

[@ellipszia]

step 1 visit london step 2 get no stab step 3 enjoy

[@MCorrigan]

As a Londoner I can say this, to experience the real London stay away from the tourist areas, especially Leicester Square. In terms of China Town, many of the restaurants are tourist traps with rude service, and over priced bad food. As for the pubs, the best ones are not in Central London.

[@destinationwellknown]

Classic Corrigan

[@MCorrigan]

@destinationwellknown there's man love and there's business love, and never the twain shall meet.

[@rasiaijauoren]

Till we meet you in London this coming November ya…

[@rs9sug753]

the suburbs is where its at

[@Keithbarber]

I think the *BEST* thing about visiting London is the train 🚆 home 🏡 (Says me living in east London 😅😂) Interesting video

[@destinationwellknown]

Hahaha, and here I am - absolutely buzzing when I'm on the train from the airport going into London 😎 Thanks!

[@gsu12fo]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ravibedia7_ishayoga]

❤🙏🏼🪷👑

[@CheeseBae]

Do the locals actually want tourists invading their spaces though?

[@meglomania2001]

My natural instinct is to avoid anywhere that is classed as 'cool'😮

[@curtmichael7589]

Leadenhall is totally dead on the weekend btw.