I’ve lived in both and think they both have a place in your life. London was great for career growth and opportunities. Edinburgh was a great place to grow up + also settle down - better value for money (private schools, houses & activities).
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So, you expect visitors to Edinburgh to have no interest in culture? Why not a single mention of any of Edinburgh's festivals? Aside from the official Edinburgh International Festival, there is the Edinburgh Fringe Festival - the largest arts festival in the world - the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Edinburgh Science Festival, the Edinburgh Television Festival, not to mention the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Why no mention of these, which make Edinburgh unique?
Grew up in Edinburgh, live and work in London now. In many ways there is really not a lot in it. Both are really more similar than you think, except London is drastically scaled up. My personal choice is to stay in London. On a like-for-like basis the cost of living is a photo finish and London just has so much more going on, better weather, higher salaries and more work, Edinburgh is only four hours away by LNER if I must be there. But I do know in either city it will never be possible for me to match the very high quality of life I enjoyed as an Edinburgh child in the late 1980s, when my parents were the same age I am now. Just impossible - property prices and the economy have gone all over the place. In my experience the people bigging up Edinburgh are newcomers and outsiders while most of the locals are just normal people who are either living quiet lives or are fed up of the place. But it cuts both ways, as I big up London despite not being from there.
I grew up in my Edinburgh and while it’s fair to say that you’ve captured most of the good points of it, you haven’t visually represented it accurately! Why have you used video of Venice canals instead of Edinburgh ones, I’ll tell You why- because Edinburgh canals are unattractive and Venice ones look great! Also, it wasn’t made clear that the images of the Natural History Museum, in London were actually in London- implicitly suggesting it was in Edinburgh! As for friendly Edinburgh locals, you’ve obviously never visited during the Festival period, as folk from ‘Auld Reekie’, as we refer to it, are jaded, unhelpful and rude at the best of times- some are even proud of it too! So, I think your video should have highlighted some of the cons as well as all the pros you mentioned- to give a more balanced view. Yours was more like a advertisement for Edinburgh City Council. Hope you see this constructive criticism for your next video!😊
I’m just in my teen years I’ve always wanted to live in London when I get older but recently have been wanting to live in Edinburgh this video made my mind up and want to live In Edinburgh I don’t know how I’ll ever get my dream tho
I've lived in London and Edinburgh, both are fantastic. Most of this list is nonsense though, London is just as good as Edinburgh in nearly all these areas, and better in some. The one major exception though is accommodation costs. Edinburgh is actually more expensive than most of the country for buying and renting, but it's still nowhere near as expensive as London. In Edinburgh I lived alone in a beautiful flat in a nice area for much less money than I pay in London for a place in a shared house in a mediocre area. I really miss that flat 😭
Everything is cheaper in Edinburgh, how much loweer are the salaries compared to London? Are properties in Edinburgh cheaper than London when comparing to average salaries ratio?
Why Mr AI did you suddenly start showing Eilean Donan Castle, 5 hour drive away (near Skye) and Venice (1340 miles away) when you started talking about Edinburgh's canal? Up until then, seemed quite genuine, though the markets did look like Waitrose or Sainsbury.
The two aren’t comparable! Different cities, no doubt Edinburgh is lovely, but it’s not a world city like London, Paris, Barcelona, Rio, New York, Bangkok, Istanbul, Sydney… etc…etc
Two reasons not to go to either. 1. Sadiq Khan 2 Nicola Sturgeon. Unfortunately, Sturgeons tenacles reach further than Khan. If you want to be part of a community try somewhere else other than a city. I rest my case.
Yes, I think after careful consideration, NEAR to London is probably the best solution. The weather is better. The continent is nearer. So long as you don't need to go the central area every single day.
@@JohnTaylor-bf6ll if you can live nearer to London, yet are unaware it is there and avoid the Sturgeon, Drakeford or Khan, you are probably nearer heaven, than hell. Possibly Gloucestershire or Dorset? Somerset might be an option but similar to Gloucestershire there is the awful Bristol, a City that once had so much promise... IMHO
Nicola sturgeon is first minister of Scotland, not Edinburgh. It's like saying don't live in london because of boris Johnson, such a silly remark, Scotland is a big country not a little hamlet somewhere up north that most southern english seem to think.
@@stevens6547 yes, Boris could put you off living in London too. I live in that little hamlet called Scotland with large but mostly barren garden with a huge rockery and a large number of ponds. I can just about see Edinbugh from here.😊
@@rsqyoung Bristol is an overrated dive. I am always very sceptical about places with London CoL but without any of London's benefits. Bristol is another one of those.
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I’ve lived in both and think they both have a place in your life. London was great for career growth and opportunities. Edinburgh was a great place to grow up + also settle down - better value for money (private schools, houses & activities).
Thank you for choosing to express.
I love London, but I adore Edinburgh and would move there in a heartbeat if I could.
Been to both, love them both but Edinburgh is my overall favorite
Just discovered you today but I am moving from New providence, Bahamas to the UK to live for good and watching your TH-cam channel is inspiring to me thank you so much keep it up keep up the good work
So, you expect visitors to Edinburgh to have no interest in culture? Why not a single mention of any of Edinburgh's festivals? Aside from the official Edinburgh International Festival, there is the Edinburgh Fringe Festival - the largest arts festival in the world - the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Edinburgh Science Festival, the Edinburgh Television Festival, not to mention the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Why no mention of these, which make Edinburgh unique?
I came here in December. It's a wonderful city. My favourite UK city.
Grew up in Edinburgh, live and work in London now.
In many ways there is really not a lot in it. Both are really more similar than you think, except London is drastically scaled up.
My personal choice is to stay in London. On a like-for-like basis the cost of living is a photo finish and London just has so much more going on, better weather, higher salaries and more work, Edinburgh is only four hours away by LNER if I must be there. But I do know in either city it will never be possible for me to match the very high quality of life I enjoyed as an Edinburgh child in the late 1980s, when my parents were the same age I am now. Just impossible - property prices and the economy have gone all over the place.
In my experience the people bigging up Edinburgh are newcomers and outsiders while most of the locals are just normal people who are either living quiet lives or are fed up of the place. But it cuts both ways, as I big up London despite not being from there.
Both cities are amazing and each have their individual qualities (and their down sides).
I grew up in my Edinburgh and while it’s fair to say that you’ve captured most of the good points of it, you haven’t visually represented it accurately! Why have you used video of Venice canals instead of Edinburgh ones, I’ll tell
You why- because Edinburgh canals are unattractive and Venice ones look great! Also, it wasn’t made clear that the images of the Natural History Museum, in London were actually in London- implicitly suggesting it was in Edinburgh! As for friendly Edinburgh locals, you’ve obviously never visited during the Festival period, as folk from ‘Auld Reekie’, as we refer to it, are jaded, unhelpful and rude at the best of times- some are even proud of it too!
So, I think your video should have highlighted some of the cons as well
as all the pros you mentioned- to give a more balanced view. Yours was more like a advertisement for Edinburgh City Council. Hope you see this constructive criticism for your next video!😊
Any suggestions/tips moving from London to Edinburgh? Where to live?? Thanks.
How’s your plan going months later? Thinking the same!
I am Thai and love living in Edinburgh.
I’m sold. Edinburgh it is
I’m just in my teen years I’ve always wanted to live in London when I get older but recently have been wanting to live in Edinburgh this video made my mind up and want to live In Edinburgh I don’t know how I’ll ever get my dream tho
Erm......I own a one bed flat in a tenement and it’s worth almost £200,000 - where do they think you can get one for £80K?
I've lived in London and Edinburgh, both are fantastic. Most of this list is nonsense though, London is just as good as Edinburgh in nearly all these areas, and better in some.
The one major exception though is accommodation costs. Edinburgh is actually more expensive than most of the country for buying and renting, but it's still nowhere near as expensive as London. In Edinburgh I lived alone in a beautiful flat in a nice area for much less money than I pay in London for a place in a shared house in a mediocre area. I really miss that flat 😭
Everything is cheaper in Edinburgh, how much loweer are the salaries compared to London?
Are properties in Edinburgh cheaper than London when comparing to average salaries ratio?
Why Mr AI did you suddenly start showing Eilean Donan Castle, 5 hour drive away (near Skye) and Venice (1340 miles away) when you started talking about Edinburgh's canal? Up until then, seemed quite genuine, though the markets did look like Waitrose or Sainsbury.
The two aren’t comparable! Different cities, no doubt Edinburgh is lovely, but it’s not a world city like London, Paris, Barcelona, Rio, New York, Bangkok, Istanbul, Sydney… etc…etc
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Such a beautiful place!! And the fairytale towns like Dean Village.
Love 💘 thanks 😊
soon i would like to move from dublin to edinburgh
👍🏻43 Amazing cities...tq for sharing lovely vidio
Edinburgh 🏴❤️🏴. Nicola 🏴❤️🏴
The best strip bar I ever went in was in Edinburgh
Name?
Can't remember it's name only went in it the once. Looked pretty grotty inside not nice decor but the girls were amazing.
On the main picture at the beginning of the video, you spelt it EdinGburgh! Just sayin'.....
Now i know how to pronounce Edinburgh..........its silent g instead of silent H
i think im about to book it....fuck it
There are deer in Edinburgh... Holyrood Park is pretty central, and I've seen many roe deer around Duddiston Loch
lol
There are no reasons to move to Edinburgh. It's a dump.
Sorry. Don't. Want. Immigrants. Over whelmed. Already
Two reasons not to go to either.
1. Sadiq Khan
2 Nicola Sturgeon.
Unfortunately, Sturgeons tenacles reach further than Khan. If you want to be part of a community try somewhere else other than a city. I rest my case.
Yes, I think after careful consideration, NEAR to London is probably the best solution.
The weather is better.
The continent is nearer.
So long as you don't need to go the central area every single day.
@@JohnTaylor-bf6ll if you can live nearer to London, yet are unaware it is there and avoid the Sturgeon, Drakeford or Khan, you are probably nearer heaven, than hell. Possibly Gloucestershire or Dorset? Somerset might be an option but similar to Gloucestershire there is the awful Bristol, a City that once had so much promise... IMHO
Nicola sturgeon is first minister of Scotland, not Edinburgh. It's like saying don't live in london because of boris Johnson, such a silly remark, Scotland is a big country not a little hamlet somewhere up north that most southern english seem to think.
@@stevens6547 yes, Boris could put you off living in London too. I live in that little hamlet called Scotland with large but mostly barren garden with a huge rockery and a large number of ponds. I can just about see Edinbugh from here.😊
@@rsqyoung Bristol is an overrated dive. I am always very sceptical about places with London CoL but without any of London's benefits. Bristol is another one of those.