Really loved watching the video and I love love love books can spend my whole day in those books store they look amazing i wish to visit London someday in the future hopefully thank you so much for sharing this video lots of love from India Mumbai 🥰😘❤️
Ida Olsson You're more than welcome to come, the tourist sights are beautiful, but don't expect too much from central london. She was in the west, unfortunately, it's not so grand in central.
When I was a kid in London, I used to spend all my pocket money on fantasy horror books. Even the bookstore owner told me to stop spending all my pocket money on books.
I've been to London just once in my life but the amount of time i spent in bookstores was obscene...the friend that has travelled with me was definitely annoyed by me hah
I’m gonna major in comp lit thanks to you introducing the major to me. I also figured out I was dyslexic through your videos. (You and I both ended a long term relationship around the same time.) You have no clue how much your channel means to me. It literally changed the entire course of my life
Long time since I was last in London, but such a lovely video and merely the sight of all those books makes me happy. You should definitely do a companion piece featuring 2nd hand bookshops if you can - because I think there's something magical about a great 2nd hand bookshop too.
This videos gives me the cosy vibes and feelings that my grandfathers old Super-8-Films give me. Thank you for that. I really missed that and especially him 💗
At last! Someone sensible. If you get the library app you can scan any book in the shop and find that nine times out of ten they have it. You can reserve it to your local library then you get an email saying its waiting for collection. You can renew via the app if you haven't finished. Unless you keep every book keep your money.... When i go book shopping i rarely spend a penny. I book it on the spot and go home with loads of books. Way beyond my budget. And i dont have to carry them home....Too much info? Well thats being sensible for real. I have saved thousands and really bumped up my reading.....😊
where I live they only really have chain bookstores which always have the same variety of books. I've found a few more unique and specialised shops, but not nearly as many as I've encountered on my travels!!
This is one of my favourite videos you've made! Such a great idea to show is the bookshops and the editing is amazing too. I would love to see more videos of your favourite places in London ❤️
This makes me want to visit London again. With one suitcase for my clothes etc and an empty one for the books I'll buy... Do you also have recommendations for second hand bookshops in London?
‘Any amount of books’ in Charing Cross is the ultimate secondhand bargain bookshop ( also really charming and family run ). Also, Henry Pordes is great, and conveniently next door to the previous one !!
01:52 I can most whole heartedly recommend Croatia as a Travel Destination. I lived in London for a long time but can honestly say I missed out by not exploring the more independent bookshops. When life returns to normal I think a few visits are to be placed in the diary. Oh and spending hours browsing in bookstores is not time wasted.
I’m watching this & I don’t even live in the UK. Idk why but the bookstores over there are so pleasing etc I wish we had those types of bookstores over here in the US.
not in west london but henry pordes books is my favourite one, it's a second hand bookstore but i love it. it's so small and it smells of dusty old books and everything is so pretty in there if you're into the messy bookshelf aesthetic
Yesterday, I was frustrated at how little I have read this year. This morning, TH-cam recommended me this video. Coincidence? When I am next in London, I will visit these shops, especially the last one. Also, I love the chill vibe here.
Holy crap, you know how perfect this is right now, I just got to London for a weekend and I’m only here for like 1more day and me and my sister really wanted to find a good book shop, and here you are, thank you sooo much ❤️
One of my favorite things I have done in London was to visit the fabulous bookstores you all have! Being from the states Amazon has taken away all of our bookstores. I can't wait to be there again this summer to check out some of your choices. Happy reading!
I always though that it's silly to apologize when giving your opinion about a book in your own channel , but when you pointed to the remains of the day and said that's terrible I, without choosing to do so, gasped and said HOW DARE YOU ? lol lovely video
@ Simon Lake, I totally agree with you. In the 1970's & 80's there were some fantastic second hand bookshops, especially in & around the Charing Cross Road area, at least 6 or 7. But alas, they have almost all gone ! Such a shame, but it is just too expensive to run such a business in the London area in.
Another good bookstore, it’s located by “Frances Lundy school of dance’ in West London. It’s just called ‘Bookshop’. All the hooks there are cheap and it’s a really nice area as well!
Loved the video. I absolutely love book shops, all my friends and family think I’m weird because of it. I love the smell of books, especially the older secondhand ones. And because of your video I just bought the Susan Sontag book! Looks like perfect reference and learning material for my current essay X
LOVE this video, am definitely going to check these out! As a fellow Londoner and Lit graduate (aka book nerd) I would like to recommend Gay's The Word for all the Sapphic energy your heart could desire - it's entirely LGBT+ books, both fiction and non-fiction, and they give you a free bookmark with your purchase!
In the 80s I owned Blitzgeist Bookshop in Harborne B'Ham, primarily as a collector - hence, in my large Italian villa near Dolcedo, Liguria, I house 1000s of books, with weekly upgrades. I began my 2nd collection [maths, philosophy, logic etc] in 1961 as I worked in bookshops on Tottenham Court Road & Charing Cross Road & sold it off circa 1982. I also collect artworks & my gallery can be seen by tapping in Dolcedo Art of the Thunderbolt on TH-cam + there's a BBC film The Lost Genius, both of which display a few of my precious volumes. I also create my own books & I've written the largest illustrated volume since Leonardo over 50 years in the making - it's vast & with my small handmade books, which are completely OTT & uncensored., I constantly add to. My volume The Autobiography of God Almighty was published in 2003 & my volume Cogitatio is published on Academia.edu along with various papers. Books are IT!
I’ m honestly just gonna keep rewatching this video until I’m finally able to go back to the UK and visit London. Thank you for making such an awesome vid 🥰
this video made me miss england and london so much...my favourite book store I HAVE to visit whenever I'm in london is "Any amount of books" (A second hand bookshop) in covent garden :D
going on holiday to london in march and planning to visit all of these! i live in tokyo, so it will be such a luxury to be surrounded by books i can read at a normal pace.
Left London in 2013 and this brought some nostalgia of all the bookshops I went while I was there. Daunt Books in Maryleborne was always my favourite (particulalry since it was quite near where I lived!). Never went to the Serpentine Gallery (though all Muaeums in London have good bookshops, Tate Modern in particular) and the one in Chelsea is a hidden gem indeed. Personal favourites I recommend are Hatchards in 187 Picadilly (big, central and well stocked with an old-school look) and London Review Bookshop (14-16 Bury Place). The latter is petite but well lit and with a coffeshop next too it. At that is right near the Bristish Museum and you're in intellectuial heaven.... Happy New Year from Costa Rica!!!
I love this video so much! I have probably come back and watched it three times or more. All of your videos are great. Seeing your shining face is guaranteed to brighten my day.
love this video on bookstores -84 charring cross road-is one great love story that never was between two people who would never meet, all centering around an english book store, nice video thanks for putting in the time makeing it, Stay Safe KTF
I love bookstores. I'm keeping your list, should I ever make it back to London-now I have an extra incentive. Should you ever make it to Portland, Oregon, check out Powell's City of Books. You'll go nuts.
I have a plan of visiting Hay on Wye via London... Now, your video gave me another big reason to extend the stay in London! I loved the video and the shops are amazing!
We were just in London last week and I wish I had seen your video before we left. I would have had been able to convince the people that I was with that these bookshops were a must see. I guess I have to visit again and soon. Thank you for the tour!!
I loved this vlog so much 🥺🥺🥺I have always dreamed about going to England and visit all the beautiful bookshops. Thank you for sharing. Do you have any vlogs about some cool University bookstores in England - Oxford? Cambridge?
Very interesting - I've been many times to London and have many Favorite bookshops there but I've never been to any of those so I have something fun to explore next time.
Appreciated would be an adult gentleman's video of bookstores with technical content: sciences, engineering, computers, vehicles, finance, real estate, architecture, fashion, politics, and law. Bits of history, photography, philosophy and mathematics would be good too. Best textbooks and references for any of these subjects are on topic, including specialties such as medicine, programming, and construction. Yes, these probably are a bit away from your usual path, but consider that most exciting word -- research!
I’m going to uni in Bloomsbury, London (a book lover’s dream!) so when I make my commute, I will definitely go and check out these bookstores! Thank you for growing my “bookstore” map!
Someone who pronounces Marylebone correctly! (Unlike me 😕) I really like the Bloomsbury Waterstones, nicely ramshackle and rambling. You don't necessarily need to read a book, just stick it on your bookshelf and osmosis will occur.
Great work, Emma. I will visit them the next time I visit London. Did you happen to drop in at Black Gull Books in Camden Market? I picked up two Greenes from there. Nice, quaint place.
Little known facts - I went to Daunts in about 1983 when it was a second hand shop, where I bought an algebra book written around 1890 (maybe by Smith). Inside at the back on the blank pages (books then sometimes left such pages for reader notes), was handwritten a full index of contents. Near the front of the book was the owner's name and station: Petty Officer(?) Soandso of HMS Whatsitsname. Presumably he wrote the index when he had some time to burn. A month or two later, walking by the Thames I saw the same ship inscribed on a WW1 memorial listing those ships that had served. Today I wouldn't go near Daunts: collosal prices, although it is still worth a visit for its elegant architecture. There is an Oxfam bookshop a few doors away on Marylebone High Street with reasonable prices and a better selection.
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Could you do a similar video but with Second Hand bookshops please, I think it will me amazing
Really loved watching the video and I love love love books can spend my whole day in those books store they look amazing i wish to visit London someday in the future hopefully thank you so much for sharing this video lots of love from India Mumbai 🥰😘❤️
I saw your film from Iran. You and your movie are very beautiful. I have a bookstore in Iran
When you're not from the UK & you're jealous. What a fantasy of bookshops...😅💕
Australia could never
@@angelinai7568 oz is a new world wasteland thats why ozzies come to uk
Spain neither
as someone that lives in london it's nice but some places are reaallly ugly and boring
Me too I’m literally the opposite, my place has the worst books store and library, i tremendously want to go there.😬😊😊
this literally makes me want to move to London NOW
Me too but I think it going to be very hard to move there.😬😬
me too, like ive just fallen in love with England
I live in london, it's- it's not that fabulous 😔
-Venuss - well i live in sweden and from here, London looks quite tempting 😮 or just England overall, the countryside is actually kinda more fitting 😗
Ida Olsson You're more than welcome to come, the tourist sights are beautiful, but don't expect too much from central london. She was in the west, unfortunately, it's not so grand in central.
When I was a kid in London, I used to spend all my pocket money on fantasy horror books. Even the bookstore owner told me to stop spending all my pocket money on books.
😂😂😂 Hey, that bookstore owner was getting your money, so why did he complain?
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Exactly 😂
omg so cute
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Bookstore owners are so kind and just probably worried
@@RamRammyRam True 👍
I've been to London just once in my life but the amount of time i spent in bookstores was obscene...the friend that has travelled with me was definitely annoyed by me hah
That would have been me! My hubby is ever so patient with me when I step into a bookshop, but I know he must be crying inside!!
My God, I love the smell of books. Nice video, thanks for this.
Oh yeeeeesss me to😊
One can not simply walk into a bookstore and not buy something! ❤❤❤
I’m gonna major in comp lit thanks to you introducing the major to me. I also figured out I was dyslexic through your videos. (You and I both ended a long term relationship around the same time.) You have no clue how much your channel means to me. It literally changed the entire course of my life
i never responded to this, im such a dick my bad, i read this at the time tho, it did and does mean a lot to me
Hello dear i am from india 💚🇮🇳💚 i loves books like .
This video is actually such an inspiration to read, I've got a small stack at home and now I just want to spend all Christmas reading. Love it 💙
Do we all agree that bookshops are paradise on earth ?
Long time since I was last in London, but such a lovely video and merely the sight of all those books makes me happy. You should definitely do a companion piece featuring 2nd hand bookshops if you can - because I think there's something magical about a great 2nd hand bookshop too.
An endangered species unfortunately. Charing Cross Road ain't what it used to be.
This videos gives me the cosy vibes and feelings that my grandfathers old Super-8-Films give me. Thank you for that. I really missed that and especially him 💗
Perfect video in these terrible times, makes your realise what were missing right now and what we've got to look forward to again
My favourite bookshop: thrift shops !
I once got 20 books for the price of one new book
While browsing a thrift shop I once got a mint condition set of four William Faulkner novels for the price of one novel in the set.
At last! Someone sensible. If you get the library app you can scan any book in the shop and find that nine times out of ten they have it. You can reserve it to your local library then you get an email saying its waiting for collection. You can renew via the app if you haven't finished. Unless you keep every book keep your money.... When i go book shopping i rarely spend a penny. I book it on the spot and go home with loads of books. Way beyond my budget. And i dont have to carry them home....Too much info? Well thats being sensible for real. I have saved thousands and really bumped up my reading.....😊
I absolutely adore books for cooks since my aunt worked there for 20 years and my mum worked there for a while and it has such a sweet nostalgia
where I live they only really have chain bookstores which always have the same variety of books. I've found a few more unique and specialised shops, but not nearly as many as I've encountered on my travels!!
I highly recommend Nobel prize winner, Kazuo Ishiguro. Daunts, Marylebone, is great for its talks too such as with Julian Barnes last month.
I love seeing individual happy that's make me happy I'm enjoying seeing you enjoying
This is one of my favourite videos you've made! Such a great idea to show is the bookshops and the editing is amazing too. I would love to see more videos of your favourite places in London ❤️
This makes me want to visit London again. With one suitcase for my clothes etc and an empty one for the books I'll buy...
Do you also have recommendations for second hand bookshops in London?
Christophe S Tbh my fave second hand gems have been from charity shops! Oxfam Hampstead comes at the top as they always have such a great selection :)
@@Dessylyly Thanks for the tip!
‘Any amount of books’ in Charing Cross is the ultimate secondhand bargain bookshop ( also really charming and family run ). Also, Henry Pordes is great, and conveniently next door to the previous one !!
I dont even live in London but stil I'm watching this ❤️
My first video of yours and what a feast for someone like me who is always up for books related stuff (especially Book Stores) 📚
01:52 I can most whole heartedly recommend Croatia as a Travel Destination. I lived in London for a long time but can honestly say I missed out by not exploring the more independent bookshops. When life returns to normal I think a few visits are to be placed in the diary. Oh and spending hours browsing in bookstores is not time wasted.
I’m watching this & I don’t even live in the UK. Idk why but the bookstores over there are so pleasing etc I wish we had those types of bookstores over here in the US.
not in west london but henry pordes books is my favourite one, it's a second hand bookstore but i love it. it's so small and it smells of dusty old books and everything is so pretty in there if you're into the messy bookshelf aesthetic
Yesterday, I was frustrated at how little I have read this year. This morning, TH-cam recommended me this video. Coincidence? When I am next in London, I will visit these shops, especially the last one. Also, I love the chill vibe here.
Holy crap, you know how perfect this is right now, I just got to London for a weekend and I’m only here for like 1more day and me and my sister really wanted to find a good book shop, and here you are, thank you sooo much ❤️
Hello helina have you read Helen keler.
One of my favorite things I have done in London was to visit the fabulous bookstores you all have! Being from the states Amazon has taken away all of our bookstores. I can't wait to be there again this summer to check out some of your choices. Happy reading!
the notting hill bookshop was a dream-like visit. Lovely, a little too tiny (lol) and a unique experience I would recommend everyone to have.
I always though that it's silly to apologize when giving your opinion about a book in your own channel , but when you pointed to the remains of the day and said that's terrible I, without choosing to do so, gasped and said HOW DARE YOU ? lol lovely video
I did the exact same thing
Oh I'm jealous. I wish I can go there. Big hope ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@ Simon Lake, I totally agree with you. In the 1970's & 80's there were some fantastic second hand bookshops, especially in & around the Charing Cross Road area, at least 6 or 7. But alas, they have almost all gone ! Such a shame, but it is just too expensive to run such a business in the London area in.
Thanks Emma, your lovely, breezy, personality, helped make the tour more enjoyable and interesting.
no joke i think ur my new fave youtuber and i’ve never even watched any of ur vids before this ❤️❤️
i want to travel all over the world just so i can go to neat bookshops!!
Wonderful bookshop tour. Merci!
The uk has such beautiful bookshops. Makes up for the bad weather
Another good bookstore, it’s located by “Frances Lundy school of dance’ in West London. It’s just called ‘Bookshop’. All the hooks there are cheap and it’s a really nice area as well!
Superb. Bookstores and books are my faithful love.
Loved the video. I absolutely love book shops, all my friends and family think I’m weird because of it. I love the smell of books, especially the older secondhand ones. And because of your video I just bought the Susan Sontag book! Looks like perfect reference and learning material for my current essay X
LOVE this video, am definitely going to check these out! As a fellow Londoner and Lit graduate (aka book nerd) I would like to recommend Gay's The Word for all the Sapphic energy your heart could desire - it's entirely LGBT+ books, both fiction and non-fiction, and they give you a free bookmark with your purchase!
i would like to highly recommend visiting Nostalgia Bookshop in the very heart of Birmingham center, it's fantastic!
I love browsing around book stores!
In the 80s I owned Blitzgeist Bookshop in Harborne B'Ham, primarily as a collector - hence, in my large Italian villa near Dolcedo, Liguria, I house 1000s of books, with weekly upgrades. I began my 2nd collection [maths, philosophy, logic etc] in 1961 as I worked in bookshops on Tottenham Court Road & Charing Cross Road & sold it off circa 1982. I also collect artworks & my gallery can be seen by tapping in Dolcedo Art of the Thunderbolt on TH-cam + there's a BBC film The Lost Genius, both of which display a few of my precious volumes. I also create my own books & I've written the largest illustrated volume since Leonardo over 50 years in the making - it's vast & with my small handmade books, which are completely OTT & uncensored., I constantly add to. My volume The Autobiography of God Almighty was published in 2003 & my volume Cogitatio is published on Academia.edu along with various papers. Books are IT!
I didn’t even know I needed this video, but damn this is so helpful!
I’ m honestly just gonna keep rewatching this video until I’m finally able to go back to the UK and visit London.
Thank you for making such an awesome vid 🥰
I saw the Little Prince in there!! Ugh, my favorite.
this video made me miss england and london so much...my favourite book store I HAVE to visit whenever I'm in london is "Any amount of books" (A second hand bookshop) in covent garden :D
going on holiday to london in march and planning to visit all of these! i live in tokyo, so it will be such a luxury to be surrounded by books i can read at a normal pace.
You definitely had a really beautiful day! I'm so jelly.. Not so many bookstores in my island Bali to explore.
Me too, so jelly.
Best two bookshops in London imo are The Atlantis Bookshop in Holborn, and Treadwells near Bloomsbury
Daunt is literally my favorite book shop!!! I visited back last October and went to it at least 3 times while I was there! ✨
Thanks for this video! I can now add some new bookshops to my 'to visit when in London'-list!
Gna start my comp lit postgrad programme in London next September, thanks for being such an inspiration!
Aw these places look lovely! Can't wait to go to London and check them out :)
Hi, from the U.S. Thanks for this virtual visit.
Yes please do other bookstores in London
4:58 I used to be really into Anatomy, and I have that exact edition!
Love it! Londen, best place on Earth. Will never leave.
Left London in 2013 and this brought some nostalgia of all the bookshops I went while I was there. Daunt Books in Maryleborne was always my favourite (particulalry since it was quite near where I lived!). Never went to the Serpentine Gallery (though all Muaeums in London have good bookshops, Tate Modern in particular) and the one in Chelsea is a hidden gem indeed.
Personal favourites I recommend are Hatchards in 187 Picadilly (big, central and well stocked with an old-school look) and London Review Bookshop (14-16 Bury Place). The latter is petite but well lit and with a coffeshop next too it. At that is right near the Bristish Museum and you're in intellectuial heaven....
Happy New Year from Costa Rica!!!
You did a really good job filming and editing this.
It was really a joy to watch. Thanks!
Keep at it
Omg you give us the best possible content ever!!! Thank you so much! 😍 also, I've recently bought the Susan Sontag one, I hope I could read it soon.
I love this video so much! I have probably come back and watched it three times or more. All of your videos are great. Seeing your shining face is guaranteed to brighten my day.
Ah bookshops just make me so happy😍💕
i am in london today and i dug up this video (already watched) so hopefully i'll get to visit a few
Watkins bookstore with spiritual and self development stuff. Nice to see girl busy with books.
Omg thank you soo much i was looking for a good bookstore and some of these are great, I will be visiting them very soon ( when lockdown's over)
love this video on bookstores -84 charring cross road-is one great love story that never was between two people who would never meet, all centering around an english book store, nice video thanks for putting in the time makeing it, Stay Safe KTF
I love bookstores. I'm keeping your list, should I ever make it back to London-now I have an extra incentive. Should you ever make it to Portland, Oregon, check out Powell's City of Books. You'll go nuts.
I've never been in London. But this video bring me a piece that amazing place. You channel is very cool!!! :)
im from canada and this is making me want to travel to the UK just to visit these bookstores! wonderful video 💕
Stumbled upon this vlog. Really enjoyed it. Just subscribed off the back of it. Looking forward to future vlogs.
I have a plan of visiting Hay on Wye via London... Now, your video gave me another big reason to extend the stay in London! I loved the video and the shops are amazing!
The Notting Hill Bookshop. 💙💙💙
loved this video! youve been working on it for so long and i can deffs see the hard work youve put into it
We were just in London last week and I wish I had seen your video before we left. I would have had been able to convince the people that I was with that these bookshops were a must see. I guess I have to visit again and soon. Thank you for the tour!!
I just want to live in all these bookshops. 😭♥️
Wow. love this video. Thank you. really want to visit there!
Interesting! love bookshops!
London has so many cute little streets of terrace houses!It looks so perfect to and pretty!
Brb I’m moving to London ✌🏽
You missed Hatchards! I know they’re owned by Waterstones, but they’re still VERY good. Will definitely check out John Sandoe.
Ahhh see they’re in central London, not west London 👀👀👀
Emma Angeline yeah. Close to work. And I’m getting a few Xmas gifts. Hopefully they’ll be re-gifted.
I loved this vlog so much 🥺🥺🥺I have always dreamed about going to England and visit all the beautiful bookshops. Thank you for sharing. Do you have any vlogs about some cool University bookstores in England - Oxford? Cambridge?
Very interesting - I've been many times to London and have many Favorite bookshops there but I've never been to any of those so I have something fun to explore next time.
Appreciated would be an adult gentleman's video of bookstores with technical content: sciences, engineering, computers, vehicles, finance, real estate, architecture, fashion, politics, and law. Bits of history, photography, philosophy and mathematics would be good too. Best textbooks and references for any of these subjects are on topic, including specialties such as medicine, programming, and construction. Yes, these probably are a bit away from your usual path, but consider that most exciting word -- research!
Todo se ve tan hermoso. Espero algún día tener la oportunidad de hacer este recorrido de librerías, muchas gracias por el vídeo. Saludos, Emma.
When I’m next in London I’m definitely visiting these! Thank you!
I just discovered your channel. Love it. I am so jealous of the bookshops, we don't have anything that comes close in Athens.
8:21 (right )There is a book about Turkish culture! I’m Turkish then thats so big suprise for mee
I’m going to uni in Bloomsbury, London (a book lover’s dream!) so when I make my commute, I will definitely go and check out these bookstores! Thank you for growing my “bookstore” map!
100% notting hill vibes and i stand for it
Someone who pronounces Marylebone correctly! (Unlike me 😕)
I really like the Bloomsbury Waterstones, nicely ramshackle and rambling.
You don't necessarily need to read a book, just stick it on your bookshelf and osmosis will occur.
She doesn't pronounce it correctly. She says "MAR-lebone". It should be "MARRY-leb'n".
Great work, Emma. I will visit them the next time I visit London. Did you happen to drop in at Black Gull Books in Camden Market? I picked up two Greenes from there. Nice, quaint place.
Buy a book in a bookstore.
Never wait, read right now!
Wow!!!! Graciasss hermosas librerías!!
Oh my gGoddess, Do I love a good book store, so thanks for sharing some wonderful books store from London.
Liberia in East London (Shoreditch) is the cutest book shop! I loved it, and the shop assistants helped me get a book ! X
Little known facts - I went to Daunts in about 1983 when it was a second hand shop, where I bought an algebra book written around 1890 (maybe by Smith). Inside at the back on the blank pages (books then sometimes left such pages for reader notes), was handwritten a full index of contents.
Near the front of the book was the owner's name and station: Petty Officer(?) Soandso of HMS Whatsitsname. Presumably he wrote the index when he had some time to burn.
A month or two later, walking by the Thames I saw the same ship inscribed on a WW1 memorial listing those ships that had served.
Today I wouldn't go near Daunts: collosal prices, although it is still worth a visit for its elegant architecture. There is an Oxfam bookshop a few doors away on Marylebone High Street with reasonable prices and a better selection.
Yes omg love Daunt Books went there when I visited my aunt in London
My dream vacation!