As a Londoner, it's only when you visit other major Western cities and use their subway/metro system, that you realise how good the London Underground is.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

:)

@kitty2sweet2b4gotten

11 ай бұрын

Yesssss, I'll never complain again.

@hollowflamecosplay

11 ай бұрын

Its good in terms of frequency and coverage, but it does cost about twice as much as in Australian cities if not more, and the capping is more complicated/less of a deal. Daily cap for the entire state of Victoria is around $9AU, or £4.50!

@markvogelfaenger9801

11 ай бұрын

Berlin U and S are better fully accesible with lifts form platform to the street. Very efficient due to not having turnstiles or barriers of any kind , you buy a 7 day ticket put in the wallet and forget it. And the transfer stations are a Marvell of efficiency your train is just at other side of the platform. Paris is a little confusing and full of stairs but stations are very close, to each other, not need to walk that much.

@danielthompson4463

10 ай бұрын

The U Bahn and Glasgow Subway are both better

I'm English and I certainly could've used a video like this when I used the tube on my own for the first time. Most tourists don't realise that Brits who don't live in London often end up scratching their heads with this as well, since no other city in the UK has an underground system. But Londoners are always happy to help, as long as you ask someone who doesn't look like they're in a hurry!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Good points !!

@liukin95

Жыл бұрын

@@oldtechnobodycaresabout I didn't realise, but it's only one line and it goes round in a small circle. It's nothing compared to the London Underground. And it turns out Newcastle has one too!

@davebirch1976

11 ай бұрын

​@@liukin95 Liverpool and Newcastle also have one, but again, compared with London they are small.

@hey12542

10 ай бұрын

​@@liukin95In Newcastle it's the Tyne and Wear Metro. Getting new trains soon.

@user-hf3mt1yc8b

26 күн бұрын

What about Glasgow?

Importantly, the London tube map is not to scale in case you fancy a walk. On a rainy 80s day at school, I drew it to scale and it blew my mind

@davidrobert2007

11 ай бұрын

London isn't that big - it's just very concentrated. I once walked 12 miles across central London, and it was surprising how much ground I covered in a pretty short time. Walking in London is great, there's so much interesting stuff to see you don't even notice your legs aching from the walking 👍

@tammybrumley1041

10 ай бұрын

⁠@@davidrobert2007they said the London tube map, not London Central

@tomriley5790

10 ай бұрын

@@davidrobert2007 yep I was lucky enough to get driven across london in a response car late at night - its amazing how fast you can make it from one side of london to the other if you don't need to stop for redlights and don't have to obey speed limits!

@davidrobert2007

10 ай бұрын

@@tomriley5790 That's a very unusual perspective, Tom. It sounds exciting af, but I appreciate you may have been in a medical emergency, in which case, I hope you're doing well today. Thanks for sharing.

@grime_garage

9 ай бұрын

I dont think there is an actual London Tube map, some maps include all services in London, some include tube & London overground but not national rail. I only noticed this when the Liverpool street to Cheshunt through Tottenham sever sisters was switched from national rail to London overground when Boris was London mayor, while the adjacent line Liverpool street to Cambridge via Tottenham Hale is normally not included in London maps.

I watched a ton of your videos before our trip to London in March 2023. They were very helpful. The biggest problem I had with the tube was that not every station has an elevator (lift) or escalator. My step daughter and I found ourselves lugging our luggage up and down several flights of stairs before we really explored the maps in the stations and realized we had to seek out those stations.

@salsadip7453

8 ай бұрын

Ah that’s good to know, thank you!

@loveandlondon

8 ай бұрын

On citymapper app you can also get "step free routes" ❤️

@bluepeter128

3 ай бұрын

It's nearly 200yrs, old so like NY, the newer stations have got all the mod cons.

The London Underground map is considered a design classic. It is both beautiful and really easy to follow (with a little practice!).

@loveandlondon

10 ай бұрын

yes! Visit the Design Museum to see more about how it was designed.

You really did a good job with this. I've been traveling to London for 20 years so it's easy for me but many others, especially people who live in places without light rail systems might be intimidated. The Tube's a piece of cake.

@lisah6928

Жыл бұрын

Heading to London next month (from the US). The Tube still seems daunting to me. I'll watch this video a couple more times, lol!

@michelemele5833

4 ай бұрын

I’m in London right now for the second time. The tube is so frightening to me as a Floridian whose never been on a train 😂 hence why I’m watching this at 4am lol

I spent 4 days in London last year and spent a lot of time on the Tube. On the last day, I finally felt like I knew what I was doing. Mind your step!

As a Londoner let me say this is an outstanding video! 👍👍👍👍😊

Also a note to add that most Tube stations have stairs and many are not suitable for wheelchairs, people with mobility issues or lots of heavy luggage. So best to check the stations that you want to use before you head out. Sometimes the bus is a good alternative in these cases.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Citymapper can give step-free routes

@paulm2467

Жыл бұрын

The overground is also pretty good for disabled access.

@davidjones332

9 ай бұрын

Access is remarkably good when you consider that parts of the system are 150 years old. Many stations do have lifts as well as escalators.

@reneev.3921

8 ай бұрын

We found this out the hard way.

THat was really well said. I am a Londoner who has used The Tube for most of his 68 years and it has been excellent. I, rarely, ever have had to wait more than a few minutes and when I lived in the heart of Inner London,I never bothered to drive as it was so convenient with 272 Stations. In OUTER London The North, East, and West are served much better than THe South of London(logistical reasons). FUN FACT. Did you notice right at the end,that during daylight, Cars can be parked facing either direction as per 9.08 of THe 9.21 Video:)

The Elizabeth Line isn't classed as part of the underground because it uses a lot of existing national rail stations. The Elizabeth Line (or crossrail as it was originally called) was basically a way of connecting a number of existing separate rail lines into one.

Did my first ever solo trip on tube in September 2021. I'm autistic and wore the sunflower lanyard. I have family in London so they gave me a lesson on using tube including citymapper and it was invaluable. One time I went out the wrong exit at Swiss Cottage but I asked a policeman's advice and it was great. Note to other autistics I carry a card with my London family phone numbers on it as an emergency. Looking forward to doing a solo trip in May using the Elizabeth line from Heathrow terminal 5. Much love from Northern Ireland

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Great tips!! ❤️❤️❤️Thanks for watching !

I visited London for the first time a couple of days ago. I used all of the info from your videos and was able to get all around the city using the Tube. I thank you so much!!! London is a beautiful city and I’ll be returning very soon.

Still makes me proud as a uk citizen for this victorian marvel of engineering... Yes it's been updated but it was way ahead of it's time when it was first built

London underground is one of the best & easiest transportation I have ever used. I wish I had this video before our trip to London in February. Great explanation.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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Im in London right now for the 2023 marathon. This is awesome. You rock. Thank you!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Good luck!

Very professional video, very well done and enjoyable to watch. I’m English and have used the Tube all my long life making literally hundreds of journey’s but I still found this video informative.

perfect timing, I am off to London in about 3 weeks! and I really appreciate the line about how not all disabilities are visible. Thank you!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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I would also mention the Museum of Transportation for those who are really interested in the Tube and how it began as well as all the cool old double-decker busses. Also excellent for children.

@TheUluxian

8 ай бұрын

I recommend Jago Hazzard's and Geoff Marshall's You Tube channels for folks that might want to dive into the history and intricacies of the Tube.

Thank you Jess!! You're the best! I have all of your literature on London and I'm planning my trip to London next year with you guides and I look forward to using your service to tour around London when I get there! Yes taking the tube looks daunting but with your help I'm sure I'll be just fine! Thank you so much for all that you do for us and I love all of your content! Hopefully I'll cross paths with you and I can thank you in person!! Be well, be safe and Cheers!!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for buying our guides we really appreciate the support !! ❤️❤️

As a Londoner i sometimes find that using a bus is quicker for some journeys, and the view is better!

Living in nearby Cambridge and visiting London often ... I can honestly say that this video introduction to using the London Underground (aka the Tube) would be very helpful to people visiting London for the first time. Very good and very clear and helpful information.

Hey! This is one of the best KZread videos I have seen in a long time! Our trip to London in September should be a real breeze thanks to you! Plenty of changes since we last rode the Tube in 1980!

@loveandlondon

9 ай бұрын

Nice !! Have a great time. Be sure to grab one of our Itineraries before you come ! Shop.loveandlondon.com they'll make your trip way easier and much less stressful.

After taking the subway in NYC for my whole life, the tube was amazing. Citymapper also is a life saver! Only took the wrong branch once trying to get to Notting Hill Gate 😅 Thanks for the great content as always!

@kangxing100

Жыл бұрын

Me too! Can believe I actually enjoying the ride in London being a New Yorker hating subway for my life?

@greatestcricketvideos

Жыл бұрын

@@kangxing100 New York subway system is that bad !!!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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@NicB8328

Жыл бұрын

I'm American and I live in London now. I always thought the NY subway was in such a state because of it's age. But then I came to London and their system is older than ours, but in far better condition. London does not operate 24 hours though so they can maintain much easier.

@greatestcricketvideos

Жыл бұрын

@@NicB8328 Absolutely right Stacey.. I love London Tube system !!!

Thank you so much for these videos. My wife and two youngest kids are heading to London for the first time in October.

Love you, Jess, you make everywhere a brighter place!!!! Long may you stay!!!! 😊.

I am planning on going to London later this year. I must of watched over thirty of your KZread videos. With all the information I have learnt from watching your KZread videos I owe you big time.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

So glad you're finding them helpful ❤️❤️ don't forget we have our London guides in our shop: shop.loveandlondon.com

Before our recent trip to London, my husband and binged all kinds of KZread travel videos. This one was hands down the most useful of any single one we watched and even helped us teach an older friend how to use the Tube on his trip too. We loved London and loved using the Tube...we went everywhere on it. Many thanks for producing such helpful content!

@lama8136

10 ай бұрын

Hi, we have planned to visit London in a group of 7 people and I need your advice. I'm confused about which ticket I should buy. Isn't a one-week ticket better than paying for every single time taking the tube?, is this oyster card really worth it?, or are there group tickets?

@loveandlondon

10 ай бұрын

You're very welcome ❤️❤️

@lama8136

10 ай бұрын

@@loveandlondon bruh

This video is really good for tourists, I have been travelling to London for 8 years now so I don't even need to be watching this video, but I remember being terrified the first time I used the underground in case I did something wrong, and videos like this helped calm my nerves.

Just got back from London and just wanted to say how much I appreciated your videos. I watched several before the trip. I found your suggestions and do's and don'ts very helpful and entertaining. Thanks so much. I'm in love with London now too.

@loveandlondon

11 ай бұрын

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As someone who comes from an area with almost no mass transit to speak of, and never used an underground before in my life, the Tube was easy-peasy. The hardest part at first was just determining whether I needed eastbound or westbound to get from where I was to where I wanted to be. Super easy to get the hang of it, though. And don't be afraid to ask the TFL folks for help. Without exception, every one of them I spoke to was incredibly pleasant and helpful.

@loveandlondon

8 ай бұрын

Oh yes they're so helpful! :)

@batman51

7 ай бұрын

Although I have used the Underground all my life (which is too long!) I have always been puzzled by the fact that cardinal directions are used to identify the way you want to go, but have never been shown on any map that I have ever seen.

@davetye

6 ай бұрын

@@batman51 Blimey that's a really good point, especially considering North Acton is between East Acton and West Acton on the tube map!

Just found your Chanel. Absolutley amazing good. I been to London for about 15 times from sweden. After watched your videos, i now have a thousand more things to explore and do in London. Manny thanks

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks ! If it's too many options I'd recommend grabbing one of our guides which has curated reccs plus we put them all on digital maps for you: shop.loveandlondon.com

I loved taking the tube when I visited London! It was super easy

Really helpful video. my mom and I are visiting london for the first time next week for my birthday trip can't wait 🥰❤️

This was so helpful. Thank you!

Fab video’s. You actually show me things I hadn’t seen, and lived and worked here all my life. Cheers

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Nice !! ❤️

A little intimidating at first but it’s so easy once you get the hang of it. The Nyc subway wishes it could be as efficient.

Very helpful. Thank you

This was super helpful! I'm visiting London this spring and I love all your content 🥰

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it! ❤️

@Isleofskye

Жыл бұрын

London has,officially,over 100,000 "Places Of Interest" so ENJOY!

This is my 4th visit to London since 2016 & gotta say of ALL the videos I’ve seen yours are by far the easiest to understand and have the most reliable info ! My first trip I was 55 and alone ( still travel alone ) I was so intimidated I used black cabs everywhere! Even back to Heathrow ( about 200$!) I was so scared of trying this by myself . In 2017 I stayed in Airbnb w a Londoner who said I’d never enjoy London without using the tube and or bus- so I did- this is my second huge lesson - stay inside zone 1 - I stupidly wanted to stay near portobello road - bc of the “famous” antiques there & online?( big mistake ) I had to travel in “ city of London” from queens park station that was 20 min walk from my Airbnb! It took me 40min every am and pm to get to London and back - my phone went dead from using maps constantly! I learned quickly to always always have a backup battery to prevent having to go all the way home bc those ideas if charging phones in Starbucks ? Everyone else is planning the same ! Lol! Last year bc of your videos I stayed in a recommended (by you )hotel -“ the resident Victoria “ about 2 blocks from the palace and near EVERY THING!!( best hotel in London imho) this made me finally fall in love w London- I had previously spent most of my time in Oxford and only went to London a day or 2 bc of that 1st experience. If you are older American & travel alone , this is the best way to plan your trip ! I plan to use every day of my London time in different zones this year / I want to see battersea , and areas like Neal’s Yard (that I’m not sure is I’m Covent garden ?) Anyway I wondered if your 5 , 6 day plans were divided by zones or areas? Bc I would much rather do it that way then go back and forth ! I’m staying in downtown Zone 1 again but an Airbnb ( bc I really want a bathtub !) ❤near Maunsel Street ( Covent garden ?)

@loveandlondon

11 ай бұрын

Yes the whole point of our itineraries is that we give routes that don't require you to travel back and forth around the city. Almost every single day you could avoid using public transport if you're up for a good stroll! ❤️

Good job! A couple of things maybe would need added. The whole "..bound" concept, as is North, South, East, West ..bound is really key to heading down the right tunnel / escalator etc to the platform, but I don't know of anywhere else, certainly not in Europe, that does it that way .. and although it's kind of obvious in a way, I've know a lot of visitors who don't really grasp it to begin with and try to work with destination stations instead. Also perhaps worth mentioning that some stations, most importantly Covent Garden, are only accessible by elevator and also some may not always be open .. and also the big differences in depths of the tunnels and train sizes on the different lines.

Information is so great & useful for visiting London. Thanks.

I'm returning to London this August with my last visit being in 2019. I'm excited to start binging your videos again as a refresher! This is a great one, I never ended up in the wrong place, but I was not confident in the tube. When I'd get to the bottom of the stairs and look at the map, I couldn't decide if I need to go right or left. Nice thing is even if you get lost, it's not hard to get back by bus! :)

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Just follow the signs or ask someone 🙂

@matpk

Жыл бұрын

@@loveandlondonTube is 💩

@JonathanMorris777

7 ай бұрын

The signs are excellent and almost always positioned in the most logical places for where you'll be looking or may be confused. The style guide TfL uses to make sure all signs are consistent is immense (I think you can download it and it's fascinating) and in many ways we're considered the benchmark for other city metro systems on how to create maps and signage. It is very easy to get around and most Londoners are friendly and will help (as will staff). Sure, you may not get much of a conversation going on a train and people will be stuck into their phones or listening to their music on noise cancelling headphones, but elsewhere you'll be all good!

@KodieS

7 ай бұрын

@@JonathanMorris777 After visiting this time, I took a bit more time to slow down and really look at the signage that was posted. I found myself navigating much quicker than before and feeling confident about where I would end up. I think the first time around I was just overwhelmed with traveling via public transit as where I live is strictly automobile. Coming back a second time, I felt like an old pro.

This is so helpful thank you xoxo your are the best . Cant wait till my next trip to London someday soon .

I am glad I found you. I will be making my first visit to London in December. I have been watching your videos for the last few days and taking notes.

@loveandlondon

10 ай бұрын

Awesome! Be sure to grab one of our itineraries which come with maps, our best local tips we don't share anywhere else and a lot more: shop.loveandlondon.com

I went to London for the first time in 1988! Since then I’ve been 4 or 5 times and love it and the Brits…my first excursion on the Tube was a scary experience but once you get used to the stations/Districts, it’s so easy…Mind The Gap!…my only problem was at that time Portobello was in the next district so when I came up from the The Tube, I was met by Police telling me I owed an additional 10 pounds because I was outside my ticket’s limit…your video was fun, thank you for helping all of us…everything practically sparkled is was so modern and clean! Wish I could hop on a plane go again! (I’m A Southern Californian gal)

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Another reason to not do a travel card 😎 thanks for watching!

@gordonmilligan8847

Жыл бұрын

I’m guessing it probably wasn’t the “Police” .. they’ve probably got other things to be doing, and it’s anyway not quite a criminal offence to be riding outside your ticket boundaries .. you won’t get wrestled to the ground and tasered for that 😅

@danielleporter1829

Жыл бұрын

@Gail Have you taken Metrolink or any light rail on L.A. Metro's network. Do you find either network easier to use than the Tube?

@Isleofskye

Жыл бұрын

Southern California? I love living in London and visited California to stay a 7-week USA/Canadian holiday in 1979 and IF I had the money,then Southern Cali is the place where I would have loved a second home. Enjoy My London:)

There is also the night tube which is on selected lines and runs beyond midnight till 5 or 6 am. They’re the Victoria, Jubilee, Central, Northern and Piccadilly Lines.

@paulm2467

Жыл бұрын

At weekends.

Fantastic video, thank you

Thank you very much for your video! I'm just about to come to London and it's very useful for me to know more about this city in advance. What you say is very interesting! 😊

I'll be coming for the London Marathon 2024!! I love how easy this process looks! Thank you! :)

@loveandlondon

9 ай бұрын

You're very welcome! Be sure to grab one of our itineraries too: shop.loveandlondon.com/collections/itineraries

@darylbickford

9 ай бұрын

@@loveandlondon I might have to look into at least a one day version. I'm not there for a long time. I teach, so it's hard to get time off during the school year. Coffee, food, and a few things to see!!! Again, that's for the great videos, these are so helpful! :)

Loved the notting hill gate platform for cricle and distrct lines because it had an amazing skylight and it let in natural light and I loved the design of it it was amazing

thank you for this preview!

Amazing video.. As usual very informative !!! I moved to London last month... I am getting used to riding the Underground and the Overground... I love watching your videos... Keep it up !!!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you for this! I live in the US where public transport is already limited at best, and i live in an area that doesnt even have a public bus, let alone a subway or train system. My mom and I are going to london next year and this video helped us immensely.

@loveandlondon

9 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it! ❤️

I love your videos!! Very helpful! Thanks for the great effort ..

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ❤️

The Tube contributes significantly to make London the greatest city in the world!!! 😎👍

Thank you Jess. This is incredibly helpful!!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome ❤️

Thanks for the info! My wife and I will be in London in March 2024 for our anniversary. We were there in 2010 so excited to go back. Can't wait!!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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Great info - thanks

This was very helpful and succinct! Thank you!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ❤️

This was so helpful !! Just got back to LA from London. My whole trip was amazing because of this chanel 💪🏻😎 It was so amazing to run into you at Mama Shelter. Till mext time !! 🎊

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

So nice to meet you too Lucien! So glad you said hello ❤️❤️

If you don't have an app, it's still pretty easy to find your way on the tube. The way-finding signs in stations are very clear and self explanatory, and even if you get a bit lost you can just catch a train back or change your route along the way, as there are often several options.

I have used the underground for many years and this is probably the most friendly and easiest to understand video I have seen to date. I don't suppose you fancy going to Tokyo and explaining their underground do you? It's quite confusing for a first time visitor. 🙂

Hello, thanks for sharing the Tube video.

Very helpful. Staying in Notting Hill 👍

You explained the experience so well. We travel with kids so including that information was helpful too. Thank you! I hope you make a video on trains. My family was visiting Scotland and one of the stations was unmanned. We had no clue what to do.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I just moved to London 2 months ago. Im soo sad that you only posted this now it would have helped sooo much😱. Great Video !!!😁

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching anyway!

City mapper was a lifesaver, just came back from my trip

Just returned from my first trip to London. We went almost everywhere on the Tube. We were advised by a station employee to use our credit card instead of an Oyster Card so that’s what we did (super easy). Great Video!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Yup! Contactless is always easier than oyster 😎thanks for watching!

Excellent summary. As a Londoner even I learnt some new things!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ! ❤️

I live up north but love going to London as much as possible (usually 4 times a year) the last time I went 3 weeks ago I was asked how to get to certain tube stations especially ones close to Buckingham palace, Downing Street and Westminster abbey (which are all within walking distance of each other to be fair) I must look like a Londoner 😎 I love helping people out whether is giving directions, carrying a buggy/pram up steps or as in the case of someone asking if I had "a light" ? To which I replied "sorry I'm don't wear a watch" I can't get enough of the place

I just visited UK/London for the first time, came back home yesterday. I stressed a lot beforehand about how to get to the hotel, how to use the tube... Thanks really for your videos! I found them before my trip and learnt a lot and felt brave enough to use the tube 😊 The tube can be a bit confusing at start and I could see I wasn't the only one feeling lost at times 😅 When in doubt I asked others and always got help from friendly Londoners 😊

@loveandlondon

3 ай бұрын

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Great video! I’m planning a trip London for next year!

This is great!!!

London metro is so beautiful 😊 Thanks for sharing such information 👍🤗

@markylon

7 ай бұрын

Did you not watch the start of the video?? Where she said DON'T call it METRO OR SUBWAY as it's not called that. The Tube or The Underground please

@kuldeeppatel3318

7 ай бұрын

@@markylon I am so sorry 😔😔 I forget about that it's London tube☺️

Great video. I love the London Tube. As a person with severe impaired visibility, I find it very easy to use, especially compared to the Dutch tube and bus station. Also, a big, big thumbs up for you, for saying that not all disabilities are visible. Very important.

@loveandlondon

6 ай бұрын

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Thanks for the clarification on this 8:08, weirdly got anxious because I saw you pressed the button for one in past videos, lol. Counting down to my trip in September!! So excited to explore London.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Not on the tube! Thanks for watching ❤️

@DanielsPolitics1

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it is probably useful to know that other trains will require you to press the button to open the door.

I'm travelling to London from the North for the first time in my life next week and this video really helped settle my nerves, thank you!! 😅

@loveandlondon

Ай бұрын

You're welcome!

this video is great! I went to London back in 2017 and never used Citymapper and wow, this app will save me so much effort and googling! I'm moving to London from Australia early next year and this is just the updated video I needed 😃

@loveandlondon

11 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it :)

Thanks for letting us know the manner of taking tube in London~

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ❤️

I am gonna be there soon. Your vdo tutorial and suggestions are so much helpful. Hope to see you.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Be sure to watch some of our many many other videos too ! ❤️

Good explainations concise and a pleasant person thé Guide.

Great video. Very helpful

@loveandlondon

10 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

Thank you for mentioning some disabilities are not visible. Also always tap out even if exit is open and always use the same card throughout the day (whether on tube or bus). Plus as with Paris Metro some stops can have significant walks between lines. Finally there are a couple of very useful connections where say 2 popular southbound lines are on adjacent platforms which make the connecting so much easier (though can’t remember which stations !)……And Elizabeth is so much bigger/more spacious than regular tube. That’s all folks 😊

@richardmccarthy9580

Жыл бұрын

@@mbrady2329 very impressive knowledge !…..but also very useful as my home for the last 35 years has been Manchester so Euston and Victoria Line are regular haunts when returning to London

@DanielsPolitics1

Жыл бұрын

One of the branches of the Northern southbound at Euston is next to the southbound Victoria platform.

Great video 📹 can't wait to see London again in May and June ❤🇬🇧

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great video, Jess! This will be our first time riding the Tube when we go for our 48 hour excursion to London during our two week trip to Paris with our teen. She'll be 15, so thanks for the reminder to get the young visitor discount. I'm pretty good using public transit in general, rode the Paris métro during our honeymoon trip there in 2007 and it was pretty easy, took the right branch on line 13 to get to Saint-Denis! I practically grew up in the métro here in Montreal, lol! So the end cars are quieter, eh? Good, that'll make it easier to photograph the Tube stocks arriving at the stations we ride in. Cheers!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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@gmnewlook

Жыл бұрын

@@mbrady2329 I never do flash photography when it comes to transit photography. In fact I rarely do flash photography at all.

Great video. I have been to London twice in the last year. I have an oyster card but like the different ways you can pay. It’s fairly easy once you get it. I downloaded the Tfl to go app and it is great. Yes google maps do the same thing. I did take the bus more on my last trip in October because I wasn’t in a rush and you get to see sights.

I am going to be in Ilford (Zone 4) for a long period - as a tourist. Will be using the Elizabeth Line quite a bit.

Very nice city with traveling facilities on the earth and under the earth.❤❤❤❤ enjoyed a lot.❤❤

Wow! I had forgotten how bonkers our public transport system is! This vid is beautiful , and the presenter is wonderful... I am a Londoner, and happened upon this literally by accident! (I searched for "Tube")

Wonderful video

0:10 Green Park, The Ritz behind you. Right? Great channel by the way. I subscribed, of course! I have been to London so many times! Love from Germany!

you are really genius about London. :) I love all your videos

@loveandlondon

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Be sure to grab one of our guides too: shop.loveandlondon.com

Try to avoid riding during the busy morning and evening commute times if you can. The corridors, platforms, and trains will be packed with people. When I visit, I try to avoid the Tube till around 9:30AM and from around 5-7PM.

Born and brought up in London. I'm addicted to your videos. Reminds me what an incredible city London is. Getting lots of tips. Will try Chinatown bakery and Vinegar Yard. Have you done a bid on Battersea Power Station? Your info is spot on, btw.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ! ❤️❤️

Good your channel .thank you

What a great explanation!

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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Real nice video! Cheers from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching !

Good work. As always.

@loveandlondon

Жыл бұрын

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Very informative.