Everything you need to know if visiting London in 2026

You forgot to mention probably the most important thing. Avoid all the Cancer that is Islam

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Why visit London? You can just fly straight to Pakistan.

Thanks for your sharing. God bless you.

Is traveling in the tube with luggage feasible?? are there elevators?? Or do you get stairs a lot?? traveling with my 70 year old mom with two luggage’s and planning to take the tube from Heathrow to London and then to our hote

I like how you keep saying we as you are British.

Going to visit London next week, thanks, this video helped me the lot!😊

This video i really liked

Love London, it's one of my fave cities. Would move there in a heartbeat if I could... But I know that's a lot of people's idea which is why it HAS so many people 😂 and that it's so expensive

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15% is a lot from 100 pounds its 15s extra liso 20 uss ( 30000 pesos) I think! anyways love your videos

I stayed in Vauxhall London last week took your advice on some trips & had a great time!! So thanks!!👌🏻👌🏻

Thanks so much!!!

Great info! Will just be there for a few days to take the kids to Harry Potter experience (an hr out). Then taking train to Edinburgh. Is there an area that would be best to stay so we are closer to where we need to travel?

How would you reccomend I travel from Polzeath to London??

I bought an adapter from Amazon that has the U.K., Europe, U.S. and Australia on it. Very convenient.

A little late to the party, but concerning adapters and dual voltage: the issue with hairdryers in particular isn't actually the voltage, but the potentially different frequency of the electrical network. The UK (and Europe generally) runs on 50 Hz, while the US (and most of the Western hemisphere) runs on 60 Hz. Adapters don't solve this issue, but it's only a concern for devices with fast-running motors - those will hit the wrong speed and eventually break from that.

Or to put that another way: don't try running American hairdryers in Europe or vice versa. There's a reason many hotel provide them for you.

Please don’t bash people for wanting to rent cars there! We’re renting one because we plan to drive to Stonehenge rather than be stuck on an 8 hr tour. But, taking all the rest of your tips to heart.

Is it worth going with my wife and my 2‑year‑old son in January? Can you still explore the city?

The areas we always stay in are either South Kensington (Gloucester Rd) or Earls Court.

Great video, Jess! We are returning to London next month after having a great trip there last year. One issue I didn't hear mentioned, that goes along with which side of the road they drive on and looking for cars coming that direction and not standing on the left on escalators, is which side of the sidewalk you are supposed to walk on. NYC seems to have it pretty clear that you walk on the right side of the sidewalk, but Londoners seemed to be all over the place last time we were there. Is that the case or was there some rule not being followed where I was walking? And if chaos is the rule, could you please work on sorting that out before we return??!! Thanks!!

I was 5 min. into this video before I realized she had absolutely no British accent!

I’m so disappointed that I only have about a day and half in London in April. I’m hoping to see the heavy hitters - Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s, Parliament, the Royal Mews, St. James Park, Some of the house like Spencer, Clarence, 10 Downing Street. We are staying right across from the Royal Mews, and I’ve been mapping everything! I hope we can see it all! Not sure I’ll ever be back.

You mentioned places to stay in London and some are better than others for access to visit sites. What are your thoughts on Greenwich?

I have like a giro debit card and i dont know much since i barely use it
Is it usable like do they accept it?

great info and its really usefull.thanks from Malaysia

Hi. I will be in London in April 2026 during St George's Day. Is it an event worth attending if I have the chance?

Plz make video about Stanmore london

Heading back in May with wife and two boys. Can’t wait. Lived there for first half of 1997 and been back many times. This time we’ll hit some famous sites but also get out of the fist 3 zones to see some other things. 8 days helps. Staying right by Borough Market this trip.

I love going to London, went three times last year on my own although one of those was purely as a base for something else i was doing.

Already got two visits planned for the spring and one in the summer to see some cricket at Lord's.

If you love sport and theatre then London has something literally every day for you to see

My bank does not provide a service for ordering foreign currencies (which is just great) and tells me to go to a business called GWK Travelex, which is basically one of those airport exchanges which offer horrible rates. Google says 1 euro > 0.87 gbp rounded up and that GWK Travelex would only give me 0.78 which is a 11% loss haha. But thankfully my friend made me get Wise a while ago which i kinda forgot about😅 but now i made a digital card for my phone on there that is already loaded with GBP, and i was able to exchange it for 0.8635 (google is 0.8686) which is AWESOME so i highly recommend it to anyone that is planning on also going anytime soon that might see this comment <3

I just got home from London, stayed in Soho, and the tube is so efficient. The wait is never over 4min for the next train. Traffic though is really bad, almost like Asia.I fell asleep on my way to the airport. If you can help it, always take the tube/metro. I bought vodafone physical sim and it was only partly reliable. Maybe e-sim would have worked better. The food in London is amazing, and by this I mean it's so varied and encompassing. I found baklava everywhere, ube at random open markets, satay and fish & chips in one place. Love, love...❤ I also got cash from the atm in the airport and never got to use it. Everywhere is cashless. I travelled solo, used a tripod to take photos outside Westminster station, in that red phone booth spot w/ the Big Ben background. No one stared.

You look brown though

Hi, i would like to visit London by the end of March, is that a good month? Like too much raining, thank u

Ur videos r really helpful! Thank u :)

Can someone please recommend some Hotels in limited budget 😅 I am planning to visit London in April and i am kinda scared imma book any Hotel far away from Central . I would appreciate it 😊
Thank u in advance.

I'm having trouble deciding where to stay between a couple hotels. One is next to tower bridge and the other next to king cross station. I will be taking the Eurostar for a quick trip to Brussels during my London stay. So any thoughts on which is better? Will be traveling with a 5 yr old. Thanks

Thank you, Jess, for a LOT of great travel tips in your videos. Wish I had found "Love and London" before our 2022 trip. We're heading back for a shorter trip, this spring. Between my experience from the last trip and your well-heeled advice, it's looking to be a wonderful, well-planned visit!

I fly into Heathrow and stay in Huntingdon. Trains run I believe every 15 minutes to London, and it is less than an hour away. I stay two weeks and staying in London is just too expensive for that long of a stay. Flying To London from Atlanta in 17 days!

I love visiting London!!!!! Book things as early as possible… take the Eurostar to Paris… trains aka tubes are soooo efficient

Ma’am how the weather will be like in march this year? Will it be good for tourists?