Amazing Places In London (Part 2)

we are in sorrow now and we are heading into a museum it's what we know the map and as a designer do they crafted the entire traffic design for Harry Potter fantastic beasts as well so it's going to be interesting I think [Music] [Applause] [Music] there is less less a museum it's more an exhibitionist that's what it says even and it's in its true it's very very interesting if you have seen all the Harry Potter films and interesting because you can see they're welcome to smallest things like the packaging for the creative yeah and how much work maternity and they are originally from South America well we have to go here now Herman it's a German because they have original part was going in [Music] Germans to I jiminee Cody blood this is favorite place okay try I want to see [Music] mice [Music] you taste up hope [Music] and just because we have some time left we are going to a very small museum called Pollux Toy Museum they have Victorian toys and it looked really interesting on the internet so we're going to have a look there and hope you'll like that as well but let's see and by the way the curry was was really nice like I think we had last time we have curry Wurst is like five years ago at least there's the museum Pollux Toy Museum [Music] I always like yeah I'm really like the packaging packaging of the games this reminds me of um Thunderbirds yeah that's right it's on the boat that's nice no snobbery I was a difference of your friend and we have another character at home the captain something yeah they've also stingray because that's all I think I think we don't have the serious [Music] now that was really special I'm obsessed with Victorian paper theatres I love them I think they are so colorful and really gorgeous and the museum is on the shop and museum is on the street is called Whitfield Street reading was coming as always something to check out definitely [Music] [Music] [Music] we just returned to the hotel and how dinner at it's called bonus Tavern belongs to the addition hotel it was actually the complete opposite to Maggie Jones yesterday and it was a bit hard to film it was quite noisy but food was great we had I had I had risotto yuck had mac and cheese very nice food and we had a wonder around Bond Street and behind me yokas checking our way for tomorrow we're going to Strawberry Hill which is it's a Gothic Revival villa it looks fantastic on the internet so yeah and then we're heading to bed so I'll see you tomorrow good night we made it to Strawberry Hill this morning yeah and to be honest it was easy to get here because you just have to take a train on the train station is five minutes walk away yeah from well we stayed our nearest train station was my Lodge and it took about an hour yeah get here a little bit more but it was okay and which we didn't know was if you buy a London Underground a ticket you can travel here yeah Strawberry Hill is it used to be we read it used to be two cottages and then horace walpole bought bought the estate yeah and build the Gothic style Villa tempie you yeah and Horace Walpole was the son of the first British prime minister yes named Robert Walton and the villa is supposed to be really eccentric great architecture inside so I think it's going to be very beautiful from what we've seen on them on them on web pictures amazing and what we've just read is they've done a lot of restoration work here yeah because 20 years ago the house was in a really bad mistake okay let's go to the ticket counter past three days have been so windy I gave up all my hair no point in styling it whatsoever so do excuse the messy hair I can't do anything about it to be honest [Music] [Music] I think the house was absolutely stunning yes and the interesting thing is even when Horace Walpole lived here you could visit the house so so the housekeeper or he himself showed you around well if he liked you if you like if he likes you that I don't know how he could tell but I have no idea about the house you could also you can tell that Horace Walker was very quirky and we like like yes beautiful details amazing architecture and even if you have been moving on you get a kinship because because a lot of pieces are lost because they had they sold a lot of pieces are now trying to regain things could imagine house houses must be when he lived it and they they are currently restoring work is always there's always work going on what amazing radiantly so we have a few hours to cool before our drain these home for ketchup we thought why not stop in Richmond because just because the things have been here but I'm like oh sure but it's one of the most affluent areas outside central London and yes nice shops and but you can hear the planes above us so it's very close to is it Heathrow do you know go to London Heathrow so yeah but I mean it's nice look the River Thames is just is [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] our three days in London have come to know we have to go home now and we've yeah and we hope you really like the tips as well and we're going to end this video in the front of the millenium bridge which always hold a special memory for us because this is when I studied in Cambridge and the Crick was new do you remember years ago when we first came so hope you like this video and of course we're going to see you again very soon see you soon take care guys [Music] [Music]

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Length: 19min 56sec (1196 seconds)

Published: Tue Feb 11 2020