London History Walking Tour - Royal Greenwich
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- One of my favourite day trips in London is to Royal Greenwich - where east meets west and Old historical Royalty meets new modern art and innovation. Greenwich has been at the centre of the world for hundreds of years and you won't want to miss all these lovely places to see.
First there’s the peninsula where you can see modern art by Anthony Gormley, Alex Chinnek and more, stretching all along The Line as far as the Olympic park.
Take a trip up the River Thames to the place where Admiral Lord Nelson’s body was taken after the Battle of Trafalgar, Les Miserables was filmed and the first observatory in England was built by Sir Christopher Wren.
Climb the O2 centre for spectacular views of London or see a global sporting event or music concert inside the dome.
Take an Emirates cable car for wonderful views of the river or visit the Now Gallery for new and innovative art installations. You can even hit a few balls on the driving range or walk by the tree where Queen Elizabeth the first played as a child and King Henry VIII got married.
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Fun London Guides - Julian McDonnell Films I've always lived in London and yet keep on discovering new things.
You are doing a fantastic job.
If L&Q didn't pay you for this - then you're a mug!
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I went to university in those Royal Navy buidings and lived in Greenwich for 3 years. I thought I was the luckiest man on earth at the time.
Had a bird in Plaistow, used to crap myself because of the ICF travelling from Islington. Saw Cass once or twice.
It looks like a lovely area
Where are you now??
@@jfilm7466 Plaistow Patricia?
(But “bird”? WTAF? Are you living inside an Ian Dury song?)
❤ Greenwich been a lot of times.
Joolz, you should remake this one - Greenwich deserves the 30 min treatment!! Love your channel🥰 pip pip!
I lived in Greenwich at the turn of the century...very interesting place...it had naval history, green spaces and was incredibly nice and quiet during the week... I required that while working on Piccadilly...the weekend saw me leaving to avoid the tourist onslaught...miss it...kinda...
Delighted. It's a jolly ramble with local sites thrown in. Who knows who you might meet. If I could only sport that derby, I'd be even more adorable. Carry on.
Brilliant, thanks. I'm going tomorrow 😊
Lived in Greenwich, Learnt to swim, worked in Greenwich. Maritime Museum, Queens House, Royal Observatory & Cutty Sark. Have walked under the Thames Barrier too. Oh and rowed through it & RIBed it at full throttle in the dark.Two my children born in Greenwich. I remember the old days, but its more and more becoming upper market. Fantastic history & natural history to it
Three cheers for Her Majesty The Queen.
My Favourite place in London, I was born in Stepney Brought up in Poplar , Spent many Summers in Greenwich Park, Collecting Conkers at the top of the hill.......
What great historic places Uk has. Greetings from austria :)
You have rekindled my interest in London by a 1000 times Joolz. Its now back on the bucket list for sure.
Oh, I'm so glad. You see, if only the London Tourist board appreciated what I'm doing!
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Thanks for the tour. I will go soon.
You (and your terrific crew) unfailingly make my day. I can't say enough nice things about how good your productions are. Thank you each and all.
Soo much to see in Greenwich park .Deer ,Roman remains and Anglo Saxon graves. Best pie mash in London.
I'm glad you found it. Loved that place. I introduced my Swedish girlfriend to Pie and Mash and now she loves it.
Spent most of young life in WONDERFULL Greenwich Lived in Davern street off Blackwall lane went to school and worked all in Greenwich i visited it after 40 years away i still love it
I've never heard Jubilee spoken as Jub-a-lee.
Lovely video.
Lovely jubbly.
www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/radio/specials/1453_uptodate3/page11.shtml
You've never met my friend's mum then! She's from the Philippines so I couldn't resist. Maybe I can start a new craze.
Jubbly was a triangular ice lolly sold in the 60's - maybe you can still get them?
@@christineaygin4330 Thanks for the information...
Had a lovely afternoon walking Greenwich years ago, great weather, history on display, happy people. Hope to visit again !
Greenwich is amazing! One of my favourite parts of London. The buildings were used in scenes for The Bounty (the one with Anthony Hopkins), one of my favourite films. And the maritime museum has some ojects connected to the Mutiny on the Bounty, another favourite place to visit. Loving these videos, London is awesome!
a quote from Withnail and I, also a perfect way to end
You brought me here Jules looking at the Thames 5 minutes away from the 02.
Fantastic! I'm going to stay in Greenwich at my first time in London! Thanks for the tips, Joolz! 👍👏👏😉
Thanks everyone. It looks like this was very popular video. If anyone out wants to help increase the viewership and subscribers by posting on things like reddit and sharing and stuff that would be greatly appreciated. Any advice always welcome too. Good to see that it's going up slowly but surely. Thanks again for watching.
In the 70s I was a chef in the collage and used to cook breakfast in a small kitchen it was called the Nelson room,the reason for the name is that it where Nelsons body was laid when it was returned to England.
Very nice tour. Definitely one of the areas i would like to see if i ever get to travel over to England. And your music is so much better than most of the other vids, it is actually fitting the eras you are discussing. Also thanks for showing the old pubs, would love to go see many of the old pubs also.
Great video again
Three cheers for His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales.
Greenwich is ignored by most London tourist but is very beautiful.
It's a lovely place for a day out. Feels like going on holiday.
Not by me. I visit London almost every year and the only place I ALWAYS visit is Greenwich. On a hot day in July (record temperature last I was there), after the climb to the observatory to see the view, a visit to the planetarium is bliss. Cool atmospheric temperature and total darkness, comfortable, reclined seats, an amusing astronomer explaining interesting stuff, and you wish you could stay there forever.
Greenwich is a good place to stay for London visit. Riding the Commuter boat is scenic way to get to all of London. Greenwich itself is hugely fascinating.
Greenwich is amazing, and Joolz is extraordinary! "He who tires of London...."
Another excellent tour. I will go there next on my London visit, because you make all the places in our captial so appealing. Keep them coming 👍
Love your vids Joolz. Actually the fastest sailing ship ever was The Torrens which knocked 4 days off Cutty Sarks Oz voyage and whose second mate was Joseph Conrad (author). He called her The Witch as she could do magic on the waves. Built on the River Wear at Sunderland.
Tapping the Admiral-also drinking Nelson's blood. Such a tradition, the rum ration!
Absolutely lovey tour Julian.
God Save The Queen. Long Live The Queen.
Every one of these is simply fascinating and entertaining
I absolutely love your videos!! So much information, and so very interesting! Thank you, I’m learning quite a bit here!
Really fab videos Joolz...and to add to the ball at Greenwich, some say that’s where the phrase, “keeping your eye on the ball” originated 👍🏻😁
And it's also the origin of the ball-dropping ceremony to mark important events such as welcoming the new year at New York City's Times Square.
And at 8:20, Joolz has one ball in the Western hemisphere and one ball in the Eastern hemisphere.
These videos are sure making a list of things for me to see next time I am in London.
There was a Greenwich in western Massachusetts. Commonwealth of Massachusetts took the entire town and two other towns by eminent domain and flooded it to make the Quabbin Reservoir that provides all the drinking water to the greater Boston area. Some of those towns structures still exist at the bottom of the reservoir.
Excellent Joolz and there's a great Pie & Mash shop in Greenwich called Goddards founded in 1890. Always worth a visit for some original London nosh. Keep up the good work.
Loooove it my son lives here and I love it beautiful place wish I did . A very lovely place to live beautiful .well you never know I. Might. Win the lottery oooooooo
Very good video. I was in London for the day with my in-laws , bad idea. Do to their habit of always being LATE , was not able to go into the Observatory as it closed for the day. What a personal disaster. To be so close and not see inside the only place on earth I really wanted to see. Got to see a bronze statue that had nothing to do with time and navigation !
Moral : If you go , get there early and just dump your in-laws , an apology will fix things.
Life is for living not crying over spilled milk !
Good luck with the contributions .
Great Job mate. Keep up the good work!
Great vid as always!
Thanks for these videos! We planned our entire London trip watching your tips!!!
Oh wonderful! I'm glad they're useful!
A nice place to hangout on a warm summers day it is 👍👍👍
thanks - loved your tour of Greenwich - I lived in nearby Blackheath - brought back fond memories
These videos are fantastic.
woow i walk through there a lot of time and never knew it had soo much history. i love this
Ah yes, this was one of the few videos I was actually paid to do! I'm glad you liked it!
Awesome Jules thanks for whetting my appetite. I really must visit this essential part of London's history soon!
Yes, I didn't even mention all of it!
Wish you'd been my history teacher at school! I dropped history at the first opportunity, it's all about making the subject accessible and excellent communication and you've got it in bucket loads 👍
nice trip , thank you. (S.Korea)
As ever a hive of knowledge and full of interesting facts about the area your exploring, delivered articulately with enthusiasm and good wit making London a very interesting and exciting place to visit for those who love history and sightseeing.😄👍🤗🍻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I just love Juules videos!!!
Another wonderful trip 👍🏻😄👍🏻😄 .. Your my favourite here on You Tube, your very knowledgeable and interesting and you've a wicked sense of humour 👍🏻😂👍🏻😂👍🏻😂😂😂 .. love all your trips around our beautiful London .. This one to Greenwich is also a favourite of mine, but then I have many favourite areas of London being fortunate having spent a number of years traveling N.S.E. and West London, also having lived in the Notting Hill area for a number of years ....
For some reason I started singing "What shall we do with the drunken sailor" after watching this, it then turned into "what shall we do with the drunken Joolzy". Anyway, fascinating place Greenwich, when you think about it, sort of the maritime centre of the world, a great topic that probably could be delved a lot deeper into. Very interesting Joolz!
Ah yes, I actually only had two light ales, officer....but I was up since 5am and it was so cold in the morning that I looked dreadful by the end!
@@Joolzguides Its not coalmining Joolz...
@@Joolzguides Erlie in the morning? Off to the longboat for you me lad!
Thankyou Joolz will share to families the Elders to babies 🙏🏼
Good stuff. Definitely one of my favourite places in London. An informative vid as always. But can you get down and dirty to make a vid about the Borough of Lewisham😀
Please can you remake this video, and have it be 30 mins instead of 9? 😍😍😍
Fascinating Stuff, Julian, as always! And so well filmed.
So much information......It's a pleasure to watch.......As always.
Thanks. You're a loyal subscriber! It's much appreciated.
There was one of the last Pie and Mash shops here and it was really good. The Taste of India was really good too.
Great video, Joolz! We really enjoyed watching :)
Oh thanks!! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Lovely part of the world down there!
Hello joolz. Just discovered your videos and am now binge watching! Thank you so much. You have style in abundance. I love how you always end up at the nineteenth hole in each video.❤❤👍😉
Excellent. Maureen Fey.
Excellent..
Yes, thankyou, if only i knew, they..some might say O O oasis, i am glad you know and we like that you know and I like you got to Pitcairn. U canny chum ;)
Enjoyed...
Hi Joolz, I thoroughly enjoyed this one, too. 9mins 38 seconds of facts and entertainment (Factainment?) Lovely stuff.
Cheers! Yes, it's one of my favourites! II guess when they are longer it's easier to get more in.
A slight correction. Greenwich's royal links actually started in Eltham, with Eltham Palace. In 1305 Anthony Bek, Bishop of Durham , gave the future King Edward II the manor and the estate where the palace now stands. Many kings subsequently used it as a royal residence. Henry VIII spent much of his boyhood there, although he eventually had Greenwich palace built (aka the Palace of Picentia), where Queen Elizabeth was born.
Thanks Guys this video was wonderfully full of facts and very interesting given I’m covid stuck on the other side of the world
Thank you I love London too old to visit now from an old cockney gel happy times long gone but thanks for this very much
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The ferry offers the possibility of a cup of tea
1:29, Im just talking about this amazing piece of art here ! loved it. Great videos!!!
I can be a bit of a fool sometimes. I'm glad you liked it.
No abstraction without representation!!
I'm getting addicted to your videos.
I have been learning new words and new expressions.
I already liked London and now I like it even more.
Congratulations to you and your team.
PS.
1) I still don't understand the meaning of the pip pip... at the beginning of the videos.
2) Ever thought of making a video about Bletchley Park? Or you only consider London?
Some parts of this video reminds me of Vancouver, BC, my town. I'm looking forward to visiting the UK again. Maybe this time I'll ride on the gondola. Thanks for the video. A pleasure to watch as usual.
Funnily enough I was thinking Vancouver might be my next place to visit. It looks lovely.
Marvelous channel!
as usual.....great stuff
Cheers Roy. Thanks for the support.
Excellent! I love your accent! hugs from Brazil!
I love Brasil! Where are you? I've been to Rio and Fortaleza!
Fun London Guides - Julian McDonnell Films I live in the south of brazil, in Rio Grande do Sul. Come to visit us!
i want to be in london.... at 10% of the cost. i just love the amplified city. thank-you.
That was Brill, you've earned yourself a sub,
your videos are brilliant! thank you
Cheers Mark! I have good subscribers too!
Another nice one, Joolz. So much interesting trivia, in such a short time. Fantastic..
Thanks. It's a beautiful place and I left a lot of things out!
So we can hope for another Episode..? That would be great.
Ah, well I don't know if there's enough but I might have to go back and do some more.
Even you going to a pub is entertaining to watch... Cheers mate!
Hi Joolz. I discovered your terribly amusing video channel a few days ago and have since expended many precious hours following your jaunts around London. I love London and spent much of my formative life there and have lived in various parts of the capital city including Fitzrovia (Charlotte St), Walthamstow, Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, and Chingford. Loved the one you did on Rotherhithe BUT, you stopped at the Mayflower! Not even halfway around Londons longest street. This area is so rich in history I am formerly requesting you do a part 2 going all the way round to Greenland Docks and Surrey Quays. Pip pip tally ho.
so much great info
Thanks Matt. This was one of the only videos i was paid to make so I could take some time on this one.
Absolutely love your work sir, I do shows in covent garden, I saw your videos because Terry St Clair ( the singer ) posts them on facebook, now I've subscribed to your channel to get it first hand. Fantastic Job you doing here. Good luck going forward and please keep up this beautiful work. God Bless. Sergio
Thanks! Sergio, are you the magician? If so, you're bloody funny and really have got your patter down to a fine art. In fact, if you are who I think you are you actually heckled me the other day as I was walking past when trying to make that Covent Garden film. You shouted some funny remark much to the audience's delight! I worked in Covent Garden for many years when Hamleys used to be there which is how I know all the guys.
Hi it's amazing videos
It was great
Excellent
Nice video Joolz. As someone born and bred there, we pronounce it 'Grinidge' - not Gren-itch MEH!
MreViewer
Who pronounce it ‘Grenitch’ than?
Thank you x
Cheers Tommy!
Cheers !
I grew up spending many happy says in Greenwich Park, never knew QE1 played there too! I did a summer acting course when I was 14 in Rangers House, and walked through the park with about 15 other 14yo in eighteenth centry costume! An unusual childhood memory!
Great video as always, Julian! Nice with a bit more length to it.
Yes, it's easier to get more info in but they do take a while to make! I like this one too.
And the GFT is my absolute favorite in London
Another educational and intersting vid old bean.
Thanks! And I even had to leave bits out as it was getting too long!
Need a part 2 then. Or part 4. Or 7 or something.
I love to see boats plying their trade and going about their business on rivers. Because I'm an historian, I realise the importance of water travel in the past. The first time I went to Greenwich, I travelled by boat. What other way to go there? Great video Joolz.
When you said no- one wants to know about that, I do! Lots of info on things here I didn't know about. I was in Greenwich Park in August with wife and kids.I only live 3 miles from it.
Love these guides! Always amazed at how many people refuse permission to film! 😒
Hi Joolz , I wish you could have mentioned John Harrison and his maritime clocks at Greenwich . Really liking your video's Jon S , Ex Pat in Los Angeles .