Discovering London through Multiple Bus Routes: A Year-Round Visual Journey

Embark on a journey through London's diverse neighborhoods and iconic landmarks with these 2 hours and 46 minutes of captivating videos. Experience the magic of Christmas night on route 14 towards Putney Heath, witness a beautiful sunny morning in route 168 towards Old Kent Road and soak in the charm of London's renowned tourist spots like Piccadilly Circus, Hyde Park Corner, and Royal Academy with routes 38, 9, and 12 respectively. Don't miss the chance to see London through various weather conditions, from a winter rain day on route 476 to a summer sunny day on route 12. Join me on route 168 from Holborn to Aldwych and relish in the picturesque beauty of Waterloo Bridge, Aldwych, Russell Square Station, Euston Station, and Camden Town on route 168 from Elephant and Castle.

Take a seat, sit back and relax while watching these captivating videos accompanied by soothing music from the comfort of your own screen. I hope you enjoy the journey through London and its iconic landmarks. Don't forget to hit the like button and leave your comments to help and support my YouTube channel. Thank you and have a great day!

Here are the timestamps for each video:

0:00:00 Intro

0:00:15 - Double-decker bus ride on route 14 towards Putney Heath on Christmas night

0:39:53 - Bus Route 168 towards Old Kent Road on a beautiful sunny morning

0:56:26 - Route 38 towards Victoria Station passing by Harry Potter Building, Piccadilly Circus, and Hyde Park Corner

1:14:16 - Route 476 towards King's Cross Station on a winter rain day

1:41:21 - Route 12 from Oxford Circus to Haymarket passing by Regent Street and Piccadilly Circus on a summer sunny day

1:51:46 - Route 168 from Holborn to Aldwych on a sunny day

1:56:16 - Route 9 from Piccadilly Circus to Green Park passing by Old Bond Street and Royal Academy

2:01:29 - Bus 168 from Elephant and Castle passing by Waterloo Bridge, Aldwych, Holborn, Russell Square Station, Euston Station, and Camden Town.

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If you're planning to ride the iconic red double-decker buses in London, it's important to know that cash is not accepted. You'll need to have an Oyster card, Travelcard, or contactless payment card to pay for your ride. A single bus fare costs £1.75 and if you plan to travel by bus all day, the maximum you'll need to pay is £5.25.

One of the best things about riding the bus in London is that you can transfer to other buses or trams for free and as many times as you need to within an hour of touching in for your first journey. This means that you can easily explore different parts of the city without worrying about the cost of transportation.

Finally, it's common for Londoners to show their appreciation to the bus driver when alighting from a bus. A simple “thank you, driver.”

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