4 Days in London - Exploring the Most Extraordinary Parts of the City 

"London was, like, a kind of, like, mini New York" 😂😂😂 You do realise London is over twice the size of NY? - By the way, 4 years in London wouldn't be enough time to see everything so, 4 days?

As an Englishman, you made me smile by your references to " the Buckingham Palace" , "the Big Ben" "The Kensington Gardens". We refer to them simply as Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Kensington Palace. Without the definite article. Nice video.

Many English people normally start to eat Sunday dinner between 2pm and 3pm. London is much larger than New York but the buildings are lower and there are more open spaces. There are 4 parks in London that are larger than Central Park, the largest being 8 times the size of Central Park, this doesn't include Colne Valley which is only part inside London and is 18 times the size of Central Park.

So pleased you enjoyed London but if you ever get another chance to visit the U.K. for at least 2 weeks you must travel away from London because we have some fantastic sights for you to enjoy which would give you a better example of how lovely this country really is, plus the prices are far better than London. Although you may not be a history buff, I believe you would be impressed by our history and traditions.

Any palace, and Big Ben ( Elizabeth Tower) is a palace is definitely real gold, any gold you see at famous places is pure 24K gold, the Royal family own the 3rd largest amount of gold of any individual family in the world ❤❤❤❤❤

Terrific video. We spend about a week in London sept 2018. Loved our trip with friends who lived there. Hard to see everything but they brought us to two great restaurants, Giuseppe’s Italian Restaurante and The Crypt. One of the Best memories of trip. I can’t believe you didn’t go up in the London Eye. What an absolute ride that was, great views at top and went nice and slow for photos

Shocked you couldn’t find much other than beer to drink. Typically we have a vast array of options & now even many non alcoholic versions of beers/wines/spirits too. And Sunday ‘dinner’ is typically served in the daytime. So, midday til 4. You were lucky ti find one as late as 6pm.

To say you rated London food at the bottom, you sure liked a lot of it(!) lol. x

Glad it worked out for you thanks for visiting us.

The black guy im the donuts store makes me instanstly smile ! ❤

What a great video. Really well put together. I'm really glad you enjoyed your trip. I'm from Durham in the north east of England but I do love visiting London. With reference to the driving I guess in Europe the roads are just more crowded as we have less space. Our road safety figures in terms of deaths and injuries of both people in cars and pedestrians are much better than in the USA, however.

So cool ❤❤❤❤

London is twice the size of New York, kinda surprised you didn't know this .

Big Ben was recently renovated, which is why the top looks brighter and more golden than old photos you’d see.

Thank you so much very helpful

Great video.xx

Great video

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That was an enjoyable video. I think you presented and commentated very well. I would like to ask some of my fellow Brits to wind their necks in ... some of the comments sound crass and big headed. This was his first visit to the UK ... of course there will be errors and mistakes but that's why people travel ... to find out. Be thankful that people wish to visit the UK and be patient with observations and remarks that don't accord with your own. London has some great places but it also has some seriously sh*t places. I love London, warts & all. Just be courteous to our visitors because several on here sound like the biggest bores in town.

Hello ,Thxs for the video -traveling from San Antonio TX to London &Paris in December ,Ill use Apple wallet for transportation in London then get the Navigo Easy card for Paris transportation easy to ride trains and buses plus e-sim card for each city ps. New York is just like London ..thxs again I’ll check out some of those places u enjoyed 😂

Surprising that your beverage choices seemed limited to beer; usually, we have an extensive range, including non-alcoholic options for beers, wines, and spirits. Additionally, Sunday 'dinner' is typically a midday affair, from around noon until 4 pm. It's fortunate that you found a place serving as late as 6 pm. Luck played a role there. By the way, for convenient parking, you might want to consider Express Parking options for your next visit.

We may seem to drive closer but road death statistics in uk are substantially better than USA with deaths per 100,000 population in UK being 2.9 whilst in the USA the rate is 12.9

NOOOO! I was cringing at your food choices. Pubs aren't known for good food. That Sunday Roast looked terrible :( You were staying around the corner from Dishoom - One of my favourite Indian restaurants! And of all the great things to get at Borough Mkt, that sandwich looked dry. I would say pubs definitely focus on drinks beyond beers - Cider is one of the most popular drinks, along with Gin and Whiskey. (Then of course other spirits. They will have Happy Hours dedicated to Cocktails) I used to live in London for 4 years and still miss it. So thanks for the video.. Shame about the food but glad you had a good trip overall and have plans to travel to other countries in the future :)

What is the name of the Airbnb you stayed at in London? I cannot find it in the description. Thank you.

The only connection between Peter Pan and the Disney movie is the title. 🙄

If you were blown away by Liberty, you should have tried the American founded Selfridges and then the 1.1m square feet of Harrods.

Did you try Harrods? If not be sure to catch it next visit, particularly the food hall.

It's the same when visiting your cities.

While Libertys is great, its TINY! Its more a specialty store but not a go to department store like Selfridges or Harrods

I was somewhat bemused by you prefixing tourist sights with 'The'. It's just Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge etc. And the big church alongside Big Ben was Westminster Abbey not Westminster Chapel.

A MINI! New York are you sure ?

In the UK they will treat you with suspicion if you don't like beer, buy it and pretend to like it.

In terms of crowds London can be hugely overcrowded -imagine a larger population than NYC but with fewer highrises to inhabit and 50,000 protected buildings to dodge, plus massive areas dedicated to parkland -the greenest city of its size in the world (it technically counts as woodland as more than 40% is green space, creating 21% tree cover). If you read between the lines this means less than half the city's area hosts its population, with more in public areas -some districts hold daytime capacities of 600,000 per sq mile by day, falling to 3,000 by night, and other areas vice versa. Thus Brits and Londoners endure the smallest average housing in the West (smaller than even the Japanese enjoy), despite the 'low' density skewed by the parkland. Overall a city designed for 6.6 million Victorians -from street widths to tunnel / carriage sizes, from sewage capacity to height regulations -but now hosting 9.7 million and growing by over 100,000 a year.

How far is from Central London to the Tate Museum?

Was it cool?

Good video but you need to remember the information better as you tell it. Thanks

londons like a mini new york lol

You gave the food in London a 6.5 but then proceeded to show and tell us how nice it was, including the english breakfast, asian food, desserts and the coffee? Each to their own but seems you couldn't shift the stereotype of the UK having bad food.

Mini NY????? LONDON is bigger than you think, i think its bigger than NY. So loose the mini. Liberties is extreamlynfamous they were huge for Arts and Crafts around 1900 also the war mamorial in the shop for staf lost in the First WW is ponyant, sorry im dyslexic. I love just walking around my brother has a flat near Tower Bridge, Shad Themes is stunning just of the bridge on the south side. Sunday roast BEEF, BEEF, BEEF is a must for first try, with Horse Raddish.

I know you were only in London for 4 days, but - food last on the list?? You really didn't have time to explore the culinary delights of London. It's a huge city wth 73 michelin star restaurants and food from all corners of the globe reflecting its massive immigrant population. It seemed you opted for some touristy pubs with 'traditional English fare' which is okay but not really representitive of London. Next time try Borough Market, the Camden Lock area, Whitechapel for Indian food or Soho for great Chinese etc. I'm betting you wouldn't find this variation in the other European cities you visited.

London was a MINI New York? You're having a laugh! You do realise that you were visiting what has been, for centuries, the Capital of the World?

So you make a video about transportation in London and neglect to mention Taxis !!!

Almost everyone in England speaks American, I think they all learn it at School. I believe the American Constitution and federal laws also apply in the UK, at least to American citizens.

You went to the wrong places

There are many wonderful places to visit in the UK and they are far superior to London. London is a cliche. I hate it.

You obviously don't have a clue about good food, as in London there are the most amazing places to eat everywhere! You must have gone to every wrong place imaginable! EVERY other travel blogger rates London ( and all British food ) very highly, so it's only you that are the exception to the rule !