Best LONDON MUSEUMS to Visit (and what to do after) in 2023

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Very good, and thanks for not being chauvinistic Two of my favorites are both National Galleries: one in London (UK), and one in Washington, DC (USA)
Comment from : Raúl Simón

These stolen artifacts should all be returned to its origins It's just a disgrace to showcase these in a museum by the people who stole it Shows the low humanity can get
Comment from : JK W

I am heading to London soon and this was honestly the best travel guide video I have seen so far! So beautifully cinematic and informative I love how you included things to do nearby and gave an aerial view of the neighborhoods I feel more confident for this trip and feel like I really have a lay of the land
Comment from : LiayahR

These look all very inspirational
Comment from : Eric Martin

I would addbrbrImperial war museum as a mustbrbrOptional/wildcard optionsbrSoanes housebrThe Hornimann brBank of england museum
Comment from : nopy99

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Comment from : MrHumbert

Really very nice video Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Exclsior Global Business Solutions

Uneven sound quality and would appreciate clarity on entry fees Otherwise thanks for a lovely and informative video
Comment from : Ro Ra

I'd add the Guildhall, an art gallery with the remains of a Roman ampitheatre in the basement, and - a bit out of the way, perhaps - the Horniman museum, a sort of overgrown cabinet of curiosities
Comment from : Tim Rowe

Imperial war museum?
Comment from : Ted Harrison

Thank you for this video, it comes in very handy as I'm planning a trip to London with my teenage daughter for Nov 2023 So many great places to see
Comment from : Pinto Psychs

5:42 this really good joke holds an important message that it's the viewer's engagement that ultimately validates an artwork as "art"
Comment from : Vi Brazh

As a Pakistani I must say London is one of my favorites places ❤
Comment from : Shorts Vlogs Of Entertainment

Can you please mention the cost or are they still free?
Comment from : Fiona Carter

I always enjoy your vlogbrI am also traveller
Comment from : Tarek The Traveller

Excellent advice!
Comment from : Linda Parker

Such a good video! Found you from your Canada shtuff but my husband and I are long-term-Laaaandaners, fun learning stuff about our home city and getting freshly inspired Thanks!! I like the art scanner app, haven’t come across that before but keen to use next time!! Thanks!!
Comment from : Rachel Redeemed

The clock in the musiom
Comment from : Magda Bagniewska

all the stuff in these museums are stolen from other lands
Comment from : SKR MacS

Heading to London in June this year and so happy I found your channel I liked the fact that you are recommending places within a narrow area along with suggested food options and nearby things to do… this is an awesome touch and great for first time tourists to visit and make efficient use of limited time I hope you can one day do a travel video for traveling with kids? Keep up the good job
Comment from : 515gnodgnart

It's also worth noting that Tate Britain houses the largest collection of paintings by JMW Turner (one of my favourite painters) and I plan on visiting there in 5 weeks time when I'll be in London! I'll also make sure to visit the Battersea Power Station (made famous by Pink Floyd) which is just a short walk away from Tate Britain, so it's perfect really as both buildings are within close proximity to eachother
Comment from : Jagdeep Kaul

Is this the same guy who does "Great Art Explained"?
Comment from : Joshua Plourde

john soane museum is an excellent quirky alternative to the mainstream museums
Comment from : Morgan Williams

Thanks for the video First time I see an explanation of Somerset house You are missing one of the great gems of London - The Wallace Collection
Comment from : Jacob Livshits

As to which museum I prefer, it is the National Gallery They are currently offering an exhibition on "After Impressionism", which seems to be very interesting I also plan to visit the Natural History Museum (because of the building) and Tate Modern (due to the magnificent view of London you can enjoy from its rooftop) Neal's yard looks lovely, I will try to go I will watch your "5 days in London" video now
Comment from : Andrés Mac Gaul

Excellent explanation and wonderful video Thank you so much!
Comment from : Andrés Mac Gaul

LOVE UR HUMOUR HA HA HA
Comment from : Ethan Koh

Hello Great video my wife and I are heading that way April 25 2023
Comment from : Miguel Martinez

Thanks!
Comment from : Lanae Carroll

Excellent list I’d also add the Museum of London, which is a really thorough look at the city’s history
Comment from : Daniel Rubenstein

I add the Wallace Collection to museums I've enjoyed in London
Comment from : kvom01

Your videos are brilliant! Thank you!
Comment from : HUIXIANG YI

Great video structure! I love how you provide background of places and ways of getting around brVery helpful for my 2023 spring visit
Comment from : Em Mi

Unfortunately the Cutty Sark had a huge fire which destroyed the original structure minus its haul They rebuilt it as it was but it can’t quite bring back the history Unfortunately the fire was started deliberately
Comment from : Emilia Clarke

I have a suggestion: if you take off your mask, you will enjoy the museums more; masks do not work I won't visit a museum that does not follow science, it just doesn't make sense
Comment from : Jim McKinney

Bubonic plague in Europe and Ebola in Africa were pandemics I don't know what you're talking about I've heard a lot but haven't seen anything One might think it was all a lie, for some reason
Comment from : Paul H

Down in London in a few weeks, staying in Kingston, LTM and Natural History on our itinerary, we were due to go to the LTM last tear but I ended up illbrbrGreat video thanks
Comment from : Thomas Cook

I'd say these are the most popular museums in London but not necessarily the best Wallace Collection is amazing museum, already mentioned Sir John Soane is fascinating, Courtauld Gallery has fantastic collection of Impressionist art, Design museum is also always fab and Garden museum has a lovely cafe I would also tell you to go to Zaibatsu next time you are in Greenwich - the best Japanese food at reasonable prices Thank me later :)
Comment from : Tanja Tolar

Stollen things🙃
Comment from : SR

Don’t miss the IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM Even a whole day doesn’t allow you to see everything there, and you learn so much about the First and Second World Wars, with constant interactive features-many aimed at children and teenagers, hence it’s very popular with schools Audio and video exhibits are outstanding, and they keep moving stuff about and adding and removing different specialist exhibitions, so you can go there again and again and not be bored, plus keep learning and learning I must have gone there about six times, and I throughly enjoyed it every single time I got right into it Even the fake air raid shelter back in the 80s was amazing, but they replaced it with a far better one That museum just gets even better year by year, and I haven’t been there since 2005, so it will be REALLY incredible now! You can also save money if you are 2 people and you see another 2 people in the queue, by getting a family ticket At least I assume that still works A family ticket is for 4 or 5 people Check out their website It may be pricey but it’s well worth it for such an amazing and educational day Get there first thing to make the most of it and see as much as possible
Comment from : Alex Mason

For me, as a former Londoner, it’s the planetarium, Imperial War Museum and London Transport Museum which I enjoyed going to many times The latter two never get boring as the continuously add more and more stuff all the time The Museum of London is also amazing but it has just sadly closed for a few years
Comment from : Alex Mason

For a smaller, more intimate experience, my favorite is Sir John Soane's Museum, a short walk from the British Museum The personal collection is fascinating, and the architecture is wonderful
Comment from : Modular Magick

London ❤❤❤❤
Comment from : Wave Tranquility 🌊

Thanks!
Comment from : Wave Tranquility 🌊

I’ve been to London many times and visited most of your recommendations however you gave some good ideas for our next visit this summer First will be Somerset House which I’ve not seen and a return to my favorite, Victoria and Albert Museum
Comment from : Louanne Jones

I am binging your videos for an upcoming trip in April Thank you so much for your content It is better than all the guide books Love from Michigan
Comment from : Julia

what stood was the pride flag on top of the museum ,it has no relevance and is just environmental social governance
Comment from : Aussie J

That was great! Thanks! 👍😊
Comment from : Lauren L

Great video! What camera and gimbal do you film with? Great quality!
Comment from : OldSchool Gaming

I wish I could go there
Comment from : DEBASREE GHOSH

Not bad but not nearly comprehensive enough Video steers to much to art galleries and gives false impressions that its all near to each other id like to see a single day flow…planned with a few diverse museums like the British museum, natural history museum, imperial war museum, some time out stops and some info on following your footsteps with better how and where details on rail networks used to reach them I think in its current format its all too vague and doesn’t contribute enough other than a few recommendations on cafes Need to step the game up and give people something they can properly use to visit and i think more subscribers would be guaranteed
Comment from : Jay Jay

If this video doesn't inspire wanderlust, I don't know what will! - talesinpixels
Comment from : Talesinpixels

is it only science musium that we neeed to pre book before enter? and the rest of the musium mentioned above wont be necessary to do so?
Comment from : Liew Pg

I haven't visited London for quite a while, but my favourite museum was the National Portrait Gallery
Comment from : North by Northwest

British🇬🇧 people are thief and they shame less
Comment from : Rajendra Kumar Barik

My 7 years old son loves to visit museum in Indonesia and make some videos Hope someday we can visit this museum
Comment from : Petualangan Ale

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Comment from : Julio Gutierrez

thank you, it's a nice overview and the combination with cafe tips is great
Comment from : Willem Karet

Amazing video!
Comment from : Samuel Freitas

5:56 disgusting They call that art?????
Comment from : DL L

Thank you very much for this excellent video
Comment from : Audrey Mott

All your London videos are awesome! Beautiful videography and very eye catching visuals! I am binge watching all of them 😊
Comment from : Paro Bose

Vincent is so relatable, if you are not on a first name basis with him, what's wrong with you?
Comment from : vilstef

9:30 10,000 tea chests brme: what? why 10,000 teachers?brbrLove your videos!brInformative, entertaining, and just about the right length
Comment from : Little B

I'm going to London and this was really helpful, thanks
Comment from : Geo Costanza

I’ve never been to London, but I’m planning a trip for 2024 After watching this video I’d like to go to the transport museum
Comment from : Lisa S

Appreciate locals suggestions when I plan travel In my way to London soon!
Comment from : Tourist Tea

Super News Video
Comment from : anbalagapandian s

Well Explained! Thankyou!!
Comment from : Devasiachan Benny

I love all of your films! FINALLY getting to re-do my cancelled 2020 trip to London, so this helps a lot! thanks!
Comment from : Jennifer Willey

Loveable and beautiful city in world
Comment from : Bala Suntharam

6:59 "Some of these items" did you perhaps mean, the majority of these items?
Comment from : Azjatyckie Klimaty

Great video! Next time in London I'd like to see the Transport Museum Why didn't you go to the Sherlock Holmes Museum? That's would be my next one
Comment from : Iza Osinska

No doubt the reason you like the city views from the Royal Observatory is because the Dill Pickle, aka the Gherkin, is obscured from than vantage point ;-) brbr(Yes Yes we do refer to it as the Dill Pickle, a reference to an audible mistake made by my wife a few years ago)
Comment from : CuJo YYC

The Museum of London is also a great Museum and often overlooked it seems Really enjoyed your Video
Comment from : bgfd1

my favorite is absent, the Imperial war museum
Comment from : breedhate68

It would be useful to the average visitor to London if you would re-edit this video, removing all the radicalized leftist rhetoric brbrYou don't have to preach in Puritanical judgement against English history We already understand it
Comment from : Howard Wiggins

No one is unaware that women returned to domestic life after World War II brbrThese women knew that replacing men in the workforce was temporary
Comment from : Howard Wiggins

Thank you for the beautiful images related to the museums, it really gives a better on idea of what museum I would want to check the most!
Comment from : Anna Spitz

What a great video, thank you!
Comment from : A Anwar

I just discovered your channel & I love your content💗 I'm super excited to be traveling next month to the UK and to check out some of those sites you made mentioned in your Vlog brI appreciate the way you present the information and how it is truly from the eyes of a native son🇬🇧 brWith 💜 from Michigan, 🇺🇸
Comment from : Linda Brown-Navilys

This is a lovely, fun filled video Its great to plan what to do next on our visit to London, which is always good to visit
Comment from : Malavika Bakshi Rao

great job! always shooted with an iphone? wow Is the voice yours? 👍👌
Comment from : Beatrice Bondavalli

This video was lovely and informative Thank you for the recommendation of the painting app!
Comment from : Margaret Leith

Eat before and after Maybe eat an hour before and use restroom before as well Take a few bite size snacks that you pop into the bathroom to very quickly eat and a water to sip in the restroom as well Most museums are no food or drink so hide it and only eat/drink in restroom
Comment from : ABerCul

FIRST OF ALL: TSM for this video it helped me a lot t-t I really appreciate it and found it very usefulbrSECOND: LMAO AN EARTHQUAKE SIMULATOR IM DYING br(I'm from the center of Mexico, a region where earthquakes are very common and very dangerous, so it is a little funny to me that someone wants to experienc an earthquake)
Comment from : No 9

In the USA, when people were told their services were no longer required during the Covid Yearsthey were more than happy to be home collecting stimulus money and government aid
Comment from : Jade Martin

Video is very useful, if u visiting London
Comment from : Ruchika Agarwal

Aw, the British Museum If we've pinched it, this is where you'll find it Am hoping to visit the V&A later this year It's been so long since I've done the museums The last time was about 6 years ago for a Viking exhibition at the British
Comment from : Susi Emily

The finest museums filled with stolen artifactsbrHow shameful
Comment from : George Voyatzakis

Thank you very much for this video and the work you put into it Its really informative and covers all of those museums that I had vaguely heard about without understanding which ones I wanted to check out All of those… and much morebrIt’s great to have to post pandemic information as well! brI will now go looking for the London markets video, or await it eagerly if it isn’t yet out
Comment from : ФыΑρτοηικα

Cool stuff 👍👍👍👍👍 ciao from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Comment from : fiveinitaly

На русском базарьте
Comment from : ABOBUS

Super Video
Comment from : anbalagapandian s

ugh, I'm just looking for places to go as a tourist i really can spare the lecturing on the patriarchal nature of history, get that every day in every place
Comment from : rafa