LONDON TRAVEL GUIDE: Everything You Need to Know

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  @YellowProductions · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  🏨 Check rates and book my favorite hotels in London: <a href="https://yelloww.co/LondonHotels">https://yelloww.co/LondonHotels</a><br>✅ You might enjoy watching my travel guide to Bath: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpLbeleaVX0">https://youtu.be/wpLbeleaVX0 </a><br>✅ Or more from my London travel series: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOVadUHX1B-IWv6mDl5spifI_ZTA4QU4G">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOVadUHX1B-IWv6mDl5spifI_ZTA4QU4G</a>

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  @dana8657 · 1 year ago

  I’m from the US and have been to London 6 times and have watched countless travel videos about the area and by far, this is the best, most complete and useful one I’ve seen. Well done Chris. 👍

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  @maxyah5105 · 7 months ago

  Im from the uk and i decided to watch this video to see how accurate you are,so when looking at other countries tour&apos;s i know its accurate. And i can say this was a very accurate guide and i will be using your account for future trips i like how it wasnt only stating the good parts overall great video

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  @AndyKing1963 · 1 year ago

  Avoid these times on Trains: morning: 7:30 AM–9:30 AM/evening: 4 PM–6:30 PM - you&apos;ll also pay more, so travel outside these time - also note that the Tube lines normally stop around midnight or earlier (although there are some night tube lines open that run at night. If you miss that you&apos;ll need to use the Night Bus or use a Taxi (avoid all unlicensed taxis)

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  @HistoriaLondiniensis · 1 year ago

  We haven&apos;t had £1 notes for about 40 years.

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  @matthamilton33 · 1 year ago

  The Elizabeth Line is the best way to and from Heathrow.

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  @christinekulper7824 · 8 months ago

  Best London travel video I have seen so far in my research. Very, very helpful information, explained clearly. Thanks 👍🏽😊

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  @evelyngrammar · 1 year ago

  Two things to add: The UK now requires a ETA (electronic travel authorization). And if you are traveling with a child 11 - 15, rather than using a different credit card for the buses and tubes, get a Young Discount Oyster card. These are available at manned tube stations where an agent will confirm the identity of the young person and adjust the Oyster card to charge half fare.

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  @marksamuels5342 · 1 year ago

  Best, and most complete London guide I’ve ever seen !!!!

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  @abbiwells6841 · 1 year ago

  YOU ALWAYS TIP OUR CABBIES!

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  @e-care-books9867 · 1 year ago

  I nominate this video for travel video of the year.

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  @netanicholson8698 · 4 months ago

  Great information thank you