By continuing to browse our site, you agree to our use of cookies. Privacy policy. I have lived in supposedly nice areas of London for the past 6 years. A sucker for punishment but glad to be leaving finally. The streets are dangerous at night for single women and men thanks to gangs, alcohol and drugs. I would recommend only walking on well lighted streets at night and taking transport when possible. During the day most people on the street are rude, unkind, racist and cold which I believe stems from a general lack of happiness.
Don't expect a genuinely kind greeting or help from a stranger. The streets on the whole are either disgustingly dirty or disgustingly dirty and packed full of people in central London especially. They are old and not looked after. You need to watch your step as you walk or you will step in something horrendous. Pollution here is dangerously high. Look at the discolouration of the buildings and the black mucous from your nose for proof.
I had never seen or experienced either of these things before moving to London. I hope to never experience them again. I would recommend wearing an anti-pollution mask if you do visit.
When eating out expect to pay twice the price you usually would and for your coffee to be burnt and the food to be of low quality - that way you won't be disappointed.
Also the water here is awful which makes sense as it come from the polluted, sewage filled Thames and many properties older than the s so most London buildings still have lead water pipes. I would avoid drinking unfiltered London drinking water wherever possible especially if you have children.
Accommodation here is disappointing and irrationally expensive for what you get. These houses are old or new build flats but either way they will come with multiple surprising problems from plumbing, to ventilation to terrible neighbours. I would recommend renting before you buy if you do choose to move here I don't know why you would.
There are beautiful museums and galleries and you can come across very nice tourists and people but it's not the norm. London is bearable for a day or two but there are so many other beautiful places to see and live in this world full of genuinely kind people. I would not recommend London to anyone as a place to live. How does London compare to Sydney? Scroll down for more details. How does Sydney compare to London?
Which are the most popular comparisons? User reviews Overall Rating London. Write a review. Features Safety 7. Walkability 7. Sydney, Australia. London, United Kingdom. The best time to call from Sydney to London If you are in Sydney and would like to contact or set up meetings in London, you will have to work outside of your typical work hours as the work hours do not overlap due to the large time difference.
London GMT. Event Title 0. Event Date. Event Time. Sydney, Australia time is hours ahead London, United Kingdom.
If you are in London and would like to contact or set up meetings in Sydney, you will have to work outside of your typical work hours as the work hours do not overlap due to the large time difference. Therefore, those in London will have to make arrangements between pm and am because these are the typical, am to pm, working hours for those in Sydney. Those in Sydney on the other hand, looking to contact those in London, will find it best to schedule meetings between pm and am as that is when they will most likely be at work as well.
Quickly and easily compare or convert London time to Sydney time, or the other way around, with the help of this time converter. Below, you can see the complete table of the conversions between London and Sydney. All rights reserved.
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