American Reacts to 10 Things That Will Shock You About London, England 

The reason our police don't need to carry guns is because our public are not allowed to carry guns. Criminals tend to shoot other criminals (not a problem). The cops with the big guns are mainly there because of terrorists threats, but will react to any firearm incident. Look at it this way, since 2009 the US has had 290 school shootings. In the UK we've had '0' school shootings. I hope that explains it dude. ✌️♥️🇬🇧

What I find shocking is that so many people who watch Wolters word videos actually think what he says is 100% right when its not

Pubs stay open longer especially at the weekends . Pubs are meeting places for friends or finding new ones.

A quick pint after work is normal. Doesn’t mean you are staying all evening to get drunk.

Other free museums include: the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum and most of the Art galleries are free including the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery. There are also lots of beautiful parks that are free to visit.

He's giving the impression that the British public drink all day long but that's not the case. People may have a drink after work especially as a release from stressful work or to socialise with work colleagues or friends after work. In hot weather some people have a drink at lunchtime. Many people drink because they are on holiday when visiting London.

And always remember when visiting Britain that London is only a city England itself is a country that is well worth exploring full of history and Beauty the same can also be said for the countries of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland so remember to explore you’ll not be disappointed.

London's reputation for rain is massively exaggerated. It actually has lower rainfall than places such as Paris, New York and Sydney. What we do have is changeable weather. Thus having an entire month with no rain is rare and you may get 3 different types of weather in 1 day! Unless you're very unlucky, you'll find plenty of sunshine in the summer months. Just be prepared for the occasional shower, or rainy day, too. :)

the art in the Tate ,is NOT copies

I just remember the story of an American tourist who stepped off the pavement (sidewalk) and straight in front of a Routemaster bus. A BIG RED DOUBLEDECKER! He woke up in hospital and told of his lucky escape. His immediate response was "How'd I miss THAT?" Simple mate. You looked left first and stepped off without looking right.

Just remember when you look at the prices you don't need to add anything to them, so naturally they will seem a bit higher. No taxes to add, they are included; no tips to add, staff are paid properly by management. Also make sure you eat/shop where the locals do and not in the tourist traps. Yes London is large so don't try and do too much in one day. Also the famous London Underground map is not to scale so if you are only going a short distance it might be just as quick to walk or take a bus as sometimes you have to walk quite a distance from the entrance to where you board the train. Just remember always stand on the right on the escalators.

I'm in the countryside east of London and we are officially still in drought! It does not rain all the time. I wish it rained more, but I am a gardener.

As a Londoner I would say that most of that video was fairly accurate. In the summer it really doesnt rain that much in fact this summer we went at least 30 days without any rain. Londoner tend to just get on with their business and can be reserved but that does not mean we are rude, In fact brits are generally polite and speaking for myself I am always happy to help people if they are lost and trying to find somewhere. Come visit and dont foget the rest of our beautiful historic island.

Pubs haven't had to close at 11pm for almost two decades.

Fun fact New York has about twice the amount of rainfall than London.

First comment: he is right about London being expensive if you do the 'tourist things' - like any main city is whether that's in America, France, Cairo or wherever. Second comment: the major museums are FREE. Third comment: most drivers (and especially cabbies) know that tourists don't look the right way when crossing the roads in London - and hardly anyone ends up in hospital let alone dies! Most people don't drive in London because public transport is so good and cheaper; buses, the underground or even walking is safer and more enjoyable than trying to drive in London. Fourth comment: The UK (and especially England) is multi-cultural and you will find it easier to source Chinese, Indian, Thai, Greek, American foods, etc etc etc than 'quintessential British afternoon tea' - and pubs selling food is nationwide not just in London; as a pub is a friendly gathering place and totally different to what you call a Bar. Fifth comment: British weather is surprisingly mild. Okay, it's not Florida and it does sometimes rain in the Summer months but we have hot days often too. We have no extremes of weather so no 'tornado season' or hurricanes etc and apart from the most northern parts of the country we rarely get more than a few inches of snow in Winter - and it never stays longer than a couple of days. Sixth and Seventh comments: most people who pop into a pub drink one pint or soft drinks or even coffee - and there is a vast range of alcohol free wine and beer on offer. Tourists are more surprised at how we are not 'buttoned-up' and know how you enjoy life. He is so wrong about the amount of drink consumed which is why Brits holiday in Spain and drink-driving is a serious offence; but he was looking for drinking places and these would be frequented by people who walk home or get a cab! People dine out in pubs, have after-work get togethers if they are single in pubs just to chat - although married folk go home! The very fact that pubs close at 11pm and Clubs won't let you in if you are not sober tells you we don't drink alcohol to extremes. Nightclubs are for dancing! Eighth comment: he is right and this is why tourists come to London - not for the drinking till 3 in the morning but for 1,000 years of history before your eyes and everything within easy reach. Plus the street markets and people from every country in the world living there and the acres of parks to stroll through. Ninth comment: London is only 'surprisingly big' to an American who assumes we are just a tiny Island. We have some amazing diversity across London; check out vlogs on Notting Hill Carnival for starters! Tenth comment: sadly due to the threat of terrorism we do have Armed Response Police Officers and you will catch your first glimpse of an armed Policeman (or Women) on arrival at the airport. But the Police on the street don't carry guns or need them; this in turn means most criminals don't feel the need to go armed either. We Brits stop a Policeman on the street to ask for directions! I love this and strangely it makes me feel safer. Just to put it into perspective, 2022 saw 37,040 gun deaths in the USA and only 162 for the year in all of the UK (that's England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland combined). The picture of the food at the end is another misconception about typical British food 😂😂. It's a picture of 'a full English Breakfast' which is mostly eaten by tourists thinking they are eating what we eat or Brits holidaying for a few days in London - because today most Brits either skip eating breakfast totally because they are in a hurry or they have cereal or muesli with their morning cup of tea or coffee. The 'full English' goes back to the days when married women stayed home to tend the house and kids so had time to cook a big fry-up and when nobody snacked between meals - so three good meals a day (big breakfast, filling lunch, and big dinner) only. This was also before so many takeaways and convenience foods! Have a Happy 2023 young man. 🇬🇧❤🇺🇸

He does get shocked a lot. It can get very tiring when they go on and on about the rain. It rains more in New York. He makes us out to be alcoholics. The pub, cafe culture is a European thing to sit outside with a drink and a meal. We prefer not to get shot.

I have relatives from N/America & Canada visit us in London quite often, and from the very 1st day I met them I have installed Keep Away from the tourist traps and shown them that by walking just 5mns down the road, your find food/drink/entertainment at reasonable costs. Also what is always overlooked is, London has been a multicultural trading city even before the Roman's invaded and enslaved us for hundreds of years and social attitudes are nowhere near as horrid as I have personally witnessed in the USA. Great Britain was the only empire in history to ever openly abolish slavery & actively seek out it's destruction all over the planet. Women's Right to vote and equality was born & exported from this Island. And when all was lost across Europe to a Germanic fascist evil, this Island & it's empire stood alone for two years fighting against it. Whatever misconceptions you may have about Britain, it's track record on acceptance of displaced people is something we are proud of.

The food picture that worried you is a Full English Breakfast, which I like. What you thought was 'ham' we call 'bacon', in this case 'back bacon'; what you call 'bacon' is only one sort of our bacon, which we would call 'streaky bacon'. We have fried eggs with it.

You get used to the traffic direction. When in doubt, cross in a group of locals. It is when you get back that you really confused. Love London. Best to do your own research. Weather in Britain tends to change quickly. Rick Steeves is an excellent source.

Get out of London if you're on a budget, although it's a great place to visit there are fantastic places around the rest of the UK which is packed with history/culture. The traditional English breakfast includes bacon (not crispy like yours), eggs, sausage, tomato, baked beans, and hash browns as shown, but should also have mushrooms and black pudding, buttered toast and brown sauce (not ketchup - many would disagree with me 😂). All washed down with a few cups of tea.👌

If you don't allow the general populace to be armed with a gun then your cops don't really need one.

As a Londoner, I feel I should correct, or clarify, a couple of his points... London is expensive in the touristy areas, very expensive! However, get out of those areas, into the places where most Londoners live and it's actually no more expensive than any other part of the country. In fact, for quite a few things, it's actually cheaper than elsewhere in the UK. Public transport and food being the most obvious examples. There is 1 big exception and that housing. London has some of the most expensive real estate in the World, so buying or renting property is expensive, across the whole city. Not that this would affect you as a tourist. :) As for pubs closing at 11pm, most do but many stay open much later. More so in London than anywhere else in the country. You may also be surprised that some pubs open early in the morning, so you can have a beer with your breakfast. One thing to note is that pubs, bars and clubs are 3 very different things in the UK. Although most pubs close at 11 or 12 (and many don't, as explained earlier) there are plenty of late night bars, restaurants and clubs that stay open later. Often much later. The tradition here is to start off in a pub, in the afternoon or evening and then, if you are staying out, to move on to a club, or late night bar, restaurant or a late night pub. :)

When will foreigners learn that pubs are basically community meeting spots, not "night out" locations. If you wanna go out late then you go clubbing. Pubs are where you play uno with a pint or go for a lunch or warm up for a night's activity. 11pm is 100% an appropriate close time (12 weekends)

London Area: 1,572 km² Elevation: 11 m Weather: 11 °C, Wind SW at 9 mph (14 km/h), 76% Humidity Population: 8.982 million (2019)

his views on Drinking in the UK are a bit skewwiff ,

Police in the UK are much more approachable (with respect) as they are there by public consent to maintain the King's Peace , unlike in the US where they are a paramilitary enforcement agency. UK police generally don't need firearms because if they can't talk you down they are very well trained to take you down without shooting.

Biggest shock I had in the US was 16.5 fluid ounce pints. Ours are 20 fl oz :) I was also surprised at how sugary ALL the food was (except in that nice steak place); So you might be disappointed with British food. :p

Art work in the V&A are ORIGINALS!

The ‘machine gun armed cops’ (They are actually Carbines) are specialist firearms officers, who will be seen at potential Terrorist targets. So Airports, Railways, government offices. Diplomatic protection etc. There will also be mobile armed response units that will be sent to crimes as appropriate. Regular officers will have (if qualified) Tasers, batons, Pepper Spray. Neither the U.K. public or the U.K. Police are in favour of arming the majority of officers. And when Officers are armed, they will have been volunteers, with many years experience and undergone psychological evaluation & not some inexperienced kid fresh out of Police Academy. This in part reflects the different style of Policing, and the lower likelihood of encountering firearms in the line of duty.

Don’t worry about looking the correct way, survive the first day and you will get used to it! Us Brits have the same experience when we go to Europe or the US. It takes us a little while to get used to which way the traffic is coming from.

dont take Wolters videos as being completely accurate, remember he is just an American tourist, he gets so much detail in his videos wrong.

One other big shock for Americans is that all our prices include sales tax. So what you see on the sticker is what you pay. It is not added at the checkout. We are used to it. It makes it so much easier to budget.

There's one thing that I think needs pointing out. Lots of tourists go to see the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, which is a good idea. It takes place behind the railings, so the tourists can't get onto the Palace courtyard. The bands usually play during the changeover and when they march in or out. There are barriers in place lining the pavements (sidewalks) and the police are there to stop people hindering or getting in the way of the guards. All well and good. But there's another Changing of the Guard at Horseguards, where the space is much smaller, not only that, the troopers of the Household Cavalry who are on guard are often surrounded by tourists who want to get too close for a selfie or to touch the horses. Please do NOT touch the reins of the horses. This is beginning to get too much. There are police present who try to tell people not to get in the way of the guards, but some will always try. There are similar situations at the Tower of London, Saint James's Palace and at Windsor Castle where the guards have to march to various places. Please don't get in their way and please don't try aping or copying them. They are professional soldiers on guard duty, so leave them alone and let them get on with it.

The Weather! Let's get this misconception out of the way! I am a Londoner born and bred and growing up, lets say 12 to 25, I never wore a bigger or heavier jacket than a Levi Jacket, not for the cold or rain. After 25, I had an Army Jacket but that was because I used to go rough shooting, shotguns, for Pigeon, Duck, Rabbit. Yes, a Londoner had a Shotgun and not only that, I can ride & jump, Horses! I rode from 7 to 25 years old! I have entered into Show Jumping competions. East Kent Hounds are a great group of people! I have stood for 2 hours watching Football every Saturday afternoon and Monday or Wednesday night, till 10pm! In the cold! I have ridden motorbikes, 365 days of the year, for nigh on 20 years, from 5:30am till midnight, in nothing more than a Tee Shirt and a Leather Jacket and believe me, they are not warm! So, unless you Muricans are made of Jello, don't worry, you are not going to freeze in Siberia or disolve in the rain. By the way, I have never owned an umbrella, hat or a scarf, none of my male relatives have owned an unbrella, except Uncle Tim and we won't mention him! Woman have umbrellas but as far as I can make out, its because they have their hair done and don't want to ruin it and as you are all exceptional Baseball players, no doubt you will be bringing some of your apparel, at least a back to front hat, with you! It's the choob not toob, Tube! Every Friday I used to run to work, from South East London, the Elephant and Castle, to Stonbridge Park, North West London, 14 miles, in 2hrs 30 mins - 2hrs 40 mins! 04:50 to 07:30, what ever the weather! Our pints are bigger than yours, from memory, 5 of our pints is equal to 6 of yours. And it's not hard to drive on the RIGHT side! COPIES, COPIES! ORIGINALS.....

The British imperial pint is about 20% larger than the American pint.

If you want a really fun time you should come visit South London. So Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark etc. just trying to represent and pimp my area code here haha but honestly even people that live in other parts of London say that South London has a whole different vibe, it’s more ….electrified. Like Electric Avenue 😂 (real place btw in Brixton, market place so you can get world foods there, clothes etc pretty cheap.) Also a lot of really famous people were born in south london. Michael Caine, David Bowie, John Boyega, Richard Branson….I could honestly go on and on. Lots of celebs also live here too.

The guns. The normal beat cop in London does not need a gun. If guns are needed, they come out instantly and under tough controls. Firearms Police are highly trained and only get deployed when, for example someone tries to run into Parliament waving a gun. He was dead in thirty seconds, the last time this happened. When two guys went crazy with butcher knives in a London street, they were dead in about four minutes. The sub-machine guns can be seen at railway stations and other high-risk locations about once a week. It depends on the alert state.

For goodness sake, It rains more in Boston and NYC than the UK. What tosh this bloke is speaking. Pubs do not close at 2300, That is down to the landlord again big bloke is talking jacobs! Spoons are open 24/7/365. Matters not where you go in the UK, our police are super friendly. Remember that We are part of what was once an Empire and now 54 nations of a Commonwealth. And we love it!!!

When talking about the tourism London has maps as well on the streets in the middle of the pavement with several each road that show not only a large area of about 5 miles but a zoomed in map of about a mile around where you are with the locations of tourist spots listed and where on the map they are to help find them as well as the train locations I am English and went uni in London and these maps helped a lot when learning the routes as to be worth the train cost I would spend all day about 12pm hours in London not always on campus you can see one in the video at 8:36

It can be very hot in summer in London, it's the hottest part of the British isles. Even this past summer, it got to 104'f and 90% humidity, plus zero air conditioning, so you will suffer more than in a proper hot country when we have a heat wave

London is not only the biggest city in europe but about 4 times bigger than New York

As an Englishman, if I have to go to London, I want to get out as soon as possible….Britain has some great city’s…

also missing is usually mushrooms and black/white pudding sounds disgusting but its quite nice as for food in london i dont think theirs a culture that doesn't have a restraint in london so if your taste is global London's the place to eat

It doesn’t actually rain that much in the London, it does in Wales and the Highlands though!

Everyone visits London, and it’s a brilliant city, definitely worth it, but yes, very VERY costly!! There are so many cities in the UK worth visiting too though. Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham in England, Edinburgh (of course) Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness in Scotland, Cardiff and Swansea in Wales, but also the smaller towns, such as Scotland and Wales in particular are unrivalled for sheer countryside beauty. London is ace, but defo doesn’t ‘represent’ the UK, it is its own special place. Btw, not all pubs shit at 11. They do in the city because there are lots of clubs and bars open later. Find a good country pub and they will be open til 1am, especially at the weekends

Just get on a plane, you'll love it. I'm from Northern England (yorkshire) but love visiting London. Its only a hour and 40 mins by train for me.

11 is only in London, elsewhere Manchester Centre there are places open til 3am during the week and 6am at weekends. Some places in London are open later but some might not let you in if you're not there before a certain time or you need to travel further out of Central London, but it's not as 24/7 as it claims Manchester is really 24/7 and we have a new event space opening that will be 24/7 and serve alcohol until 4am during the week and later at weekends

How many cultures live in London? Our city encompasses more than 270 nationalities and 300 languages. Immigrants are now essential to the city's workforce, in every industry from banking to restaurants, neurosurgery to office cleaning, IT to childcare

The cops may not carry guns, but they are more than capable of handling things when needed

The UK has really well developed tourist sites around the whole country. You could also get a train from London to Scotland or Wales. Trains cover the whole contry but can be expensive but at least you won't have to drive.

'They have to put look right on the road'. Yes, it is written on every street corner in London and most cities where tourists come. Doesn't help much, I'm sorry to say. Not noticing that every car that passes in going the other way is normal, unfortunately.

the pubs close to force us to go home and stop drinking, pubs open at 11am, so we start early

a lot of museums are free plus popular destinations in any country is expensive

We do have good foods . Lots of different types from Indian to Mexican to Chinese all different foods . I hope you do try some take care

Also, if you do walk off the road without looking the right way for traffic and get knocked over, you'll be treated in hospital for free. Gotta love that social medicine.

Not many Londoners go to the centre of London or go to a Public House anymore. Going to the Pub is very expensive.

Pubs don't close at 11 pm, depends on the licence. Whetherspoons , you can drink from 9 am until 12pm.

Regarding guns, only specific police have guns. the ARU (armed response unit) you generally find a handful of cops based at any poplice station will be firearms trained, in the same way only certain cops are dog handlers. Any crimes involving weapons (we have more knife crime that firearms) the ARU will turn up for that. but the general beat cops, carry an extendable batton (similar to a NY cops nightstick, but its an extendable metal rod) and they usually carry a taser and pepper spray.. Oh yeah its illegal for civilians to carry pepper spray, it too is classed as a weapon.

It's a myth - both New York and Paris get more rainfall and more rainy days than London.

Police generally don't carry guns. There are armed units but they don't patrol the streets. They can get called out to armed incidents and if the terror alert is high you may see them in airports and train stations, otherwise you won't see police with guns. Gun crime is very low, especially when compared to the States and police training focuses heavily on de-escalation, so there's no real need for police to carry guns. Those that do have to go through extensive training and checks and their gun license is reviewed annually. Most police don't even carry tasers and you need several weeks of traing even to carry a taser. For firearms it's months of training and psychological assessment. One pretty astounding fact for you... On average, US police kill MORE people in 1 month, than UK police have killed in more than 2 decades! One final note, if you go to some of the touristy places in London, you may see some armed police, as they guard Parliament, major government buildings and the Royal residences.

Hi. Beware for drinks we use the Imperial Pints and Gallon. A US pint is 16 fluid oz. In the UK we have 20 fluid oz in a pint here. So one UK pint is 25% bigger than a US one. Oh, and drinking age here is 18 years old. One quirky law here is it’s illegal to be drunk in a pub. The landlord could be arrested if he serves a drunk more alcohol.

Potato scones and bacon is the food you weren't sure about

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Him keeping on saying English (I am half Welsh) when he really should be saying British, does grate on my ears. Very American. British is a good way to not offend the Welsh, Scots, Irish - and I have Isle of Man connections, so I would include he Manx. British. PS - always look BOTH ways 😁

About the armed police, they're always semi-automatic carbines, not actual "machine guns." In the whole of 2022 only two people were shot dead by British police. That's across the whole country (68 million people), not just London (9 million people), and is fairly typical for the average year.

As for crossing the road most people have the intelligence to understand when seeing the cars driving down the road except americans

London city is basically it's own country..

When it comes to food in the UK as a whole, you can get pretty much anything. We have adopted most cuisine's from around the world and with the amount of immigration, a lot of the immigrants set up small eateries with their countries food. If you don't feel adventurous then there is American food chains such as McDonald's, Burger King, TGI's or Pizza Hut practically everywhere around the country.

Our cops have guns where tactically needed! And they carry H&K MP semi auto 9mm man stoppers not overly powerful to go through a man and cause injury to someone else but enough! Sorry for the gruesome info! Lol

he really OVERDID the drinking thing. I lived in London for 30s years. He makes it sound like people CONSTANTLY DRINK ALL THE TIME. For a start, its too damn expensive. Yes, people will go for drink sometimes after work and a the end of he working week in particular. I worked in the West End and the City. In the City way back wine bars used to be open from 4.3opm but close around 8pm.. some years ago now.. In the West End the streets were not busy until around Thursday evening. so he is making out there is far more drinking that than really is. Outside of London many pubs are going out of business due to the Cost of Living Crisis.. lack of customers and its expensive to run heat and power in a public house and not affordable with less customers. In my own town another pub just shut for good.

Shocking things continued: 11. The Underground (subway) system dates back 160 years.

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Since Covid many pubs, and other businesses, were killed off through lack of custom.

Pubs don’t close at 11pm some might but most don’t they close from like 12-2am some later but that is more uncommon

It's a misconception that we don't have guns here, we do, but it's heavily regulated, police vet all gun owners, and it's usually sporting rifles and shotguns. Gun control works, and that's why I get so angry when I hear your ignorant politicians, especially when kids are dying!!! Some interesting figures. The rate of gun ownership is 3.3 per 100 people in the population in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) compared with the US rate of 101, thirty times higher. The annual rate of gun homicide per 100,000 of the population is currently 0.03 in Great Britain. This compares with 3.6 in the USA, a rate that is 120-fold greater. The total firearms death rate (including suicides and accidents as well) is 51 times higher in the US than in the UK. Some other figures are worth noting: In the US some two thirds of homicides involve a gun while in Great Britain the figure is approximately 5%. There were 5,800 handgun homicides in the US in 2013. In the same year in Great Britain - where handguns are prohibited - fewer than 20 murders involved a handgun.

Ok so crossing the road in the UK there are signs on the floor in front of crossing traffic lights but not zebra crossings but on the other hand you can cross anyway you like I hope this has been helpful🇬🇧🇬🇧

Careful with British beer, it can have as much alcohol in it as wine, I've seen a few visitors drink three pints and been unable to walk straight.

Lol the plate of food. Hash browns, bacon, tomatoe eggs beans and sausage . Lovely jubly lol

It rains twice as much in N.Y.C...........

Our free museums & galleries are wonderful. We ask that foreign visitors make a donation. - please do if you can. Remember that the British tax payer is paying taxes to keep these wonderful collections free to all so that everyone can have access to the artefacts.

Nothing wrong with London its a great city ,London is far more tolerant and accepting as the rest of the UK, other parts of the has loads of racism and segregation issues and many hate on London because London always gets the investment and has loads of opportunities and jobs , without London economy the rest of the UK would not be standing.

It's bacon - and that's just breakfast.

That's a "full" English breakfast. It's back bacon, not ham (different to the States, where it's all "streaky"), sausage, fried egg, tomatoes, hash browns (not traditional at all - should be fried bread), and way too many baked beans. Set you up for the day!

At 16 here in Belgium you go to the pub at 9 and to the dancing at midnight or so and then you take the first bus/train home, pick up breakfast at the bakery for your parents before getting in bed. So yea, when we visited with class in high school we(10 students) managed to find a limousine driver who drove us around London central(among other things, to the London Eye) for a fee with some champagne to drink and it was completely deserted because it was past midnight. Was a bit of a shock to us.

London is not England .

You should definitely check out one of the nightlife videos the best cities that iv seen on video are Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle & Soho London. You will see plenty of drunk people all having fun and being as its cold here you might be shocked at how little some of the ladies wear.

Not all Pubs close at 11

I remember the first time we went to America and I thought a car was on the wrong side of the road until I remember where I was lol it was a shock 😂

Look, Spain etc is a HOT country!!! They have siesta’s etc we don’t!!! think weather & culture they sleep& then come out at night, it’s warm 👍

As for rain, Orlando gets a fair bit more rain than London does.

This make me laughed, México City has 22 million,people, from all around the world, is quite cheap, public transportation is cheap , there are museums that are free and after London the city with most museums in the world. Free health care, free from nurseries until masters degree, doctors degrees, education is free in every levels and state universities are better than some private ones.

Who has high tea & scones at 4 o'clock in England ??? Umm Nobody

I almost got killed in the US trying to cross the road for the same reason. To be the right is the wrong side of the road

If you get knocked over by a car don't worry We Have FREE HEALTHCARE! Even For Tourists!🇬🇧👍

In the US cops have to assume anyone can carry a gun and use it while in the UK, South Korea or Japan using a gun will draw massive attention to your business and therefore is very rare. Keep in mind that in any of these countries it is almost as easy to get a gun as in the US for a criminal but they are not in wide use because they bring more trouble than they are worth.

If you ever visit, please spend most of your outside of London. Also, there are much better videos, I find this wolters tends to be aimed for people who know absolutely nothing about the U.K. to gain a superficial understanding.

"They have to put look right on the roads". Err, no we don't, tourists just have to remember they aren't at home

We don't need guns here in the UK. There are some amazing places here not just in London!!

Looking left looking right is painted on the road