The host's name was Leslie. Are you planning on booking it?

And i love Christmas time, so i would definitely love going for Christmas. One day i'm sure i'll get to experience it

It was rainy for majority of my trip unfortunately, not just in London, but it's okay, still made the best of it :)

Lol of course

Awesome! Thanks for this, it helps! I did enjoy my time in London and will be back, so I'll put these on my list to see because I definitely did not get to explore as much of London and the UK as I wanted to.

Hey, thanks so much for watching all 4 episodes, it means a lot! 😁 I'm glad you enjoyed them, and yes I agree, my vlogging definitely improved in each city, I also noticed that when I was editing! I have yet to go to Dubai, but I hope to one day. And I will put that on my list for the next time I'm in London, thanks! Christmas in Copenhagen honestly sounds great, I never thought about it, but I do love the Christmas season so maybe one year I'll get to spend it there! I gotta start traveling again so I can make more content lol and I do genuinely miss it too, but I hope you have a great trip to London, Dubai and later Copenhagen! Safe travels :)

Thank you, I appreciate that :) And thanks for the tip, I will keep that in mind the next time I'm in London. I had no idea that that kind of stuff goes on unfortunately, but maybe choosing a 4-star rating restaurant would be the best option for me lol

Thanks for the tip! Definitely noticed that too lol, but hey it was my first time vlogging 😅

I know! I was so amazed how good you are at it being a beginner.

Haha thank you!

yooo that's awesome

Excited for you! Have the best time :)

@@pat_kobThank you so much!!!

Nobody calls it that.

Was Buckingham Palace worth the tour?

Awhh thank you so much, that just made my day! 🥹 Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for subscribing too :)

I would say so if you'e interested in seeing somewhat of how the royals live. I only did "The State Rooms" tour, so I can only speak to that. It's a tour that you can go at your own pace so you can be there as long as you'd like, which is nice! In my opinion, it had similar vibes to visiting a museum but was more fascinating to me because the palace continues to be actively used to this day so you learn about the rooms and what they're used for etc. and also learning more about their lives was pretty cool too!

Thank you very much! I appreciate the kind words! Yeah definitely an "omg i'm actually doing this" feeling hits once you're finally on your way to a city alone haha. But glad you decided to solo travel even if it wasn't til 40, that's better than never experiencing it :) I would love to visit Prague, it's on my 'places to travel' list, so when I go I'll do my best to make a good vlog! And I'll check out your vlog, see what the city is like

I had to go on Google Earth to try to find it lol, but it was "The Old Irish Pub" right beside Tivoli Gardens. And thank you, i appreciate it. Thanks for watching! :)

Thank you, appreciate it :) And thanks for watching!

Cut the guy some slack but ,what I think was going to say 'the Palace' but remembered the name in time and inserted Buckingham before. I have done the same when i am forgetful, or somewhere unfamiliar. and I am British for reference. ps, I like using the London term 'Buck House' as told by a Cockney friend, many years ago.

A step by step tutorial on how to navigate through the gatwick airport? I would love to, but i feel like i would have to go back to London to make this video lol

That feels like an impossible ask 😅

It's easy, just follow the signs!

I've never had anyone recommend visiting there, but next time im in the UK i'll look into it for sure! Why do you recommend it? :)

@@pat_kob It's very historic and goes back in history to Roman and Viking times, it's a must see.

@@08shunter good to know! thanks

Thanks for watching :) That's awesome, i hope you have a great time in Copenhagen and hopefully my video gave you some helpful insight! Safe travels

@@pat_kob Do you an Instragram or Facebook page that I can follow you on!?

Yeah lol, but it's alright. I went right in the beginning of August 2023. Noted, thank you. And I agree, London is definitely a lot bigger than I expected, and I only really had 2 full days there, so that was not enough time for me to explore everything I wanted to, so I will be back for sure!

I think most British people wonder how people manage to live in London! You should try renting an apartment in London. I know everyone tells you what to do, but it’s much cheaper to stay outside London and travel in. For example, you can stay in Hastings (it’s a train ride to the south coast, from Gatwick airport). It’s a historical place, it’s near where William the Conqueror fought the Battle of Hastings in 1066, and loads to see for a day, in relative peace and quiet. The next day, get up early and catch a train from Hastings into London Charing Cross. (1 hr 40 mins journey.) Charing Cross is literally right next to the Embankment, Trafalgar Square, Westminster, short walk to Downing Street where the government is, etc… so in 2 days you could see a part of England (Hastings) that not many foreigners come to, and do the biz in London. I’ve just subbed, by the way.

@@MarkPMus I manage to live just fine on my inflated salary, because I work in London. I have lived in Bristol, Brighton and Manchester and Leeds. I also lived/studied for 3 years in Newcastle. I wont tell you my favourite of the bunch because beyond 6 months, I had seen all those cities had to offer. Whereas, I have lived in London for 6 years now and STILL have not ran out of things to do/places to see. GO FIGURE. Whilst advising tourists to stay outside of London, why don't you consider that a huge majority of them have 1-4 days in the UK alone, therefore your suggestion eats into the little time they do have to spend in London.... If they visit London - Stay in London. Simple

Oh that's actually really cool! I had no idea lol, thanks for letting me know :)

Thanks, i appreciate that! Same to you, best of luck and i'll definitely check out your channel :)

Haha that’s awesome! Thanks for letting me know 😎

Thank you so much :) I was staying at 'The Social Hub Amsterdam City'

@@pat_kob thank you brotha

Thanks! I love traveling too :)

Thanks Ben! :)

Lmao glad i'm not the only one!! Just means we know how to have a good time haha

And thank you! I appreciate you watching :)

Thank you so much!! That means a lot <3 I don't think I really had too many expectations. I was in Europe because I was visiting family, and because it's so far from home and I'm not there often, I decided to go on a fun trip. As you saw in the vlogs, I was planning things last minute all the time, so I wouldn't really say I had too many expectations other than just being excited to see these cities for the first time and whatever they had to offer (which I do think is the best way to approach it, because otherwise, you may set unrealistic expectations for these cities and then get disappointed if they don't meet those expectations). Though, I was definitely scared to go off on my own. At first, I was so fixated on "meeting friends" because the solo traveling part scared me A LOT, so I wanted someone to travel with. But then I quickly met people pretty much wherever I went and realized that making friends along the way wasn't scary or that hard at all. Meeting people, even briefly, and hearing about where they're from, their travel stories, and what they're up to in life also made me realize how much more there is out there that we don't really think about or even know about, and how different life is for everyone, which fascinated me but also made me realize how much the things we worry about in our day to day don't really matter, but at the same time, made me appreciate those small things in life too. Shortly after my Berlin trip, I also stopped being scared of the traveling alone part, and came to peace with it, which is why I didn't meet anyone or hang out with anyone other than myself in London. I just really enjoyed doing everything I wanted to do just because I wanted to do it and didn't have anyone to tell me otherwise/help me with decision-making... even if that was a bit exhausting at times because of my indecisiveness, I still got it done on my own! So the big takeaways for me are that it taught me how to be more comfortable with putting myself out there when meeting people, and it also taught me more about myself, like what I enjoy, how I function alone in uncomfortable/stressful situations, and how to trust myself more overall. It also taught me to appreciate the moments/experiences in life more and to cherish the connections I make with people along the way! I'm just proud that I pushed myself into going on this solo trip experience because it was definitely outside of my comfort zone, and I learnt a lot and ended up loving it!

​@@pat_kob thanks man, that sounds like a major personal improvement. im also planning a solo trip to germany this summer and your vlogs def gave me some inspiration to do it and approach it in a more lighthearted way

Yes for sure and love to hear that!! If you end up vlogging your solo trip, let me know and i'll definitely check it out haha And i'm really glad my vlogs gave you some inspiration and made you look at it in a more lighthearted way, that's really awesome to hear and means a lot to me! Best of luck on your travels man, hope you have an amazing time this summer! :)

Good to know, never been to NYC, but it's on my list for sure :)

Yes lol, definitely needed!

awhh thanks so much, means a lot <3 love to hear that you wrote some tips down, that's so cool haha!! and good luck on your travels :)

Thanks!! And I will definitely come back to Denmark sometime soon, so I will keep this in mind :)

Awesome, I appreciate the info! :D And thanks for watching the video <3

Hey, thanks for watching the video and I appreciate the kind words :D

Haha exactly another reason for not to share a room! But that's awesome, it's definitely one of the best ways to meet people while solo travelling, so i think i'll have to experience it one day for sure!

Thank you!! And yesss, I would definitely recommend it! I loved my time there :)

Thank you!! :)

lmao thanks

Awesome, thanks for the recommendations! This is good to know for the next time i'm in London :)

In London, Wetherspoons is the best 'travel hack' there is. Eating in restaurants can quickly get ridiculous.

@@Mat-eq8mk Thanks! I will keep Wetherspoons in mind for my next visit then