Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones in the grounds of Kensington Palace. 

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First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerising sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendour of High Tea in the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.  

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are not included for the guide and are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

You can add Palace Entry on Checkout for the morning tours.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

The Children's Tea is aimed for young people under 10.  We suggest booking for an adult if your child is older.

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us.  The Caterer offers Vegan, Halal and Gluten-Free options.

Contact hello@toptastingtours to manage your booking

Prepare to be enchanted by a captivating 3-hour walking tour through London's iconic Southbank, Square Mile and East End, where history, culture, and vibrant markets intertwine to create an unforgettable experience.

A Foodie Paradise:

Our journey begins on the legendary Southbank, heading towards Borough Market, a 1,000-year-old culinary haven bursting with flavours and aromas.  Here we will sample a British Classic - Sausage Roll!

From Roman Ruins to Harry Potter:

Next, we'll step into the elegant Leadenhall Market, a masterpiece of Victorian architecture with roots dating back to Roman times. Discover its fascinating connections to Dick Whittington and the magical world of Harry Potter as you wander through this historic gem.

Trendy Treats and Global Flavours:

Our adventure continues to the trendy Spitalfields Market, a haven for fashionistas and foodies alike.  Taste a delicious Samosa from a local vendor.

A Cultural Tapestry:

As we stroll through the East End's vibrant streets, you'll uncover a rich tapestry of cultures. See street names in Bengali, admire a chapel transformed into a mosque, and marvel at Georgian houses and Baroque masterpieces. This is a true melting pot where history and modernity collide.

A Curry Tasting Menu to Remember:

Our grand finale takes place on Brick Lane, London's legendary curry street. Prepare for a tantalising tasting menu of home-cooked Bengali dishes, each one a symphony of fragrant spices and rich flavours. Whether you're a meat lover, vegetarian, or vegan, there's something to delight every palate.

What's Included:

Delectable samples in Borough Market, including award-winning sausage roll, fresh oyster, and seasonal cheese.

A taste of Shanghai with mouthwatering soup dumplings in Spitalfields Market.

A sit-down curry feast on Brick Lane, featuring a tasting menu of authentic Bengali dishes with rice and chutneys.

Filtered water at the final venue.

What to Expect:

A leisurely 1.7-mile walk along flat pavements with plenty of stops and benches to rest.

Toilets available throughout the tour.

An LGBTQ+ and kid-friendly experience.

A 4-hour adventure that will leave you with a full stomach and a heart full of joy.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart and soul of London's East End!

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Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in Queen Annes Tea Room.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. We will then experience the full splendour  of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Guide Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in Queen Annes Tea Room.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. We will then experience the full splendour  of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

We will then experience the full splendour of High Tea in the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Guide Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

Immerse yourself in Royal History and British Heritage with the perfect blend of sightseeing and luxury indulgence. 

Please used the code INSTA to receive a 10% discount and sign up to Instagram @toptastingtours to keep in touch.  

This private walking tour takes in the ceremonial royal area of London before finishing on a high with a glass of Imperial Brut champagne served at the unique Moet et Chandon bar in possibly the most famous store in the world, Harrods. Your personal guide begins with a leisurely stroll around St James where you will discover interesting facts about its origin. We will then approach St James Palace, the London home of Henry VIII and where King Charles was proclaimed King. Walking across the Mall we see Buckingham Palace through the vista of St James Park's formal gardens. Finally we pass the Duke of Wellington mansion before hopping on a London bus, alighting in Knightsbridge just moments away from Harrods. Once inside, we will explore the magnificent food hall before you are welcomed into the one and only Moet et Chandon Bar for a crisp, refreshing, and most importantly, a well-deserved glass of Imperial Brut champagne accompanied by delicious canapes. 


This tour combines a walk through history and a chance to sample the rich splendour of Harrods, probably the most famous store in the world. 

We will provide:

A glass of signature Impérial Moet Champagne. To accompany your glass of Champagne, chefs have created a unique pairing of sweet or savoury bites.

Things to bring with you.

- Appropriate clothing for the lovely British weather. Dress Code: Smart Casual

- Contactless Debit/Credit Card for the Bus

This experience is the perfect blend of having a guide for a couple of hours, a general introduction of the Palace, eating well, and discovering on your own for the rest of the day.

Included in this Experience:
Full Day Entry Ticket
A fun and friendly guide showing you around.
A traditional Afternoon tea including delicate finger sandwiches, delicious patisseries, and freshly baked scones. Choose a tea from our Royal Selection.

From the beguiling tales of the legendary Henry VIII and his many wives to the unusual joint rulership of William III and Mary II. A fun, friendly and knowledgable guide will welcome you for a 2 hours experience introducing you to the extraordinary palace and fascinating insights into the lives of the Royalty that lived at Hampton Court. We will then experience the full splendor of Afternoon Tea whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

To begin, we will meet at the Railway Station and your guide will introduce you to the history of Cardinal Wolsey’s creation which he gifted to Henry in 1528. We will stroll through the courtyards that were witness to great events. Passing under Ann Boleyn’s Gatehouse where she lived before she was executed, we will see the magnificent baroque palace, Fountain Court, created by Sir Christopher Wren for William III and Mary II.  

Our tour continues to the restored sunken gardens and then onto the vast Tudor kitchens of Henry’s creation. Finally, we will make our way to the official venue of The Castle for a mouthwatering Afternoon Tea.  You will then be free to explore Hampton Court Palace’s outdoor spaces and 60 acres of magnificent gardens as well as have full access to the palace for the remainder of the day. 

Please note the Child Price is for entry to the Palace only.  Any food must be purchased at the time of dining.

In a private group, you will discover the South Bank & Borough Market. These are two unique areas of London that offer the most delicious and varied food in town. Here we will sample the best British food from local artisans. This will give you a good idea of the history and tastes of one of the World's most dynamic cities

We will taste plenty of delicious British food and discover landmarks along the South Bank and River Thames. We follow the Thames path and see over 20 amazing London sights before heading into Borough Market for more food & drinks.

Foods you will try include: 

Scones

British Oyster (If you fancy it)

Tea Tasting and Master Class Introduction

Award-Winning Sausage Roll (Royal Court Supplier) 

Fish & Chips 

Cider 

Beer & English Pub Snacks

Sample of British Cheese (or alternative) 

A Surprise Desert 

(Food may vary with seasons)

We will stop at renowned landmarks such as the Tate Modern Museum, the Suspension Bridge, Shakespeare’s Globe, The Anchor Pub and Borough Market (1000-year-old Food Market: oldest in Britain). 

We will nibble, taste & try food all along the route while you discover some unusual facts & stories about this incredible neighborhood and its landmarks.

Be prepared for a fun and delicious time. It is an easy-paced, relaxing friendly food tour!

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Please contact for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

This experience is the perfect blend of having a guide for a couple of hours, a general introduction of the Palace, eating well, and discovering on your own for the rest of the day.
Included in this Experience:
Full Day Entry Ticket
A fun and friendly guide showing you around in your own group.
A traditional Afternoon tea including delicate finger sandwiches, delicious patisseries, and freshly baked scones. Choose a tea from our Royal Selection and learn of the history of the area by the Thames River

From the beguiling tales of the legendary Henry VIII and his many wives to the unusual joint rulership of William III and Mary II. A fun, friendly and knowledgable guide will welcome you for a 2 hours experience introducing you to the extraordinary palace and fascinating insights into the lives of the Royalty that lived at Hampton Court. We will then experience the full splendor of Afternoon Tea whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

To begin, we will meet at the Railway Station  and your guide will introduce you to the history of Cardinal Wolsey’s creation which he gifted to Henry in 1528. We will stroll through the courtyards that were witness to great events. Passing under Ann Boleyn’s Gatehouse where she lived before she was executed, we will see the magnificent baroque palace, Fountain Court, created by Sir Christopher Wren for William III and Mary II.  

Our tour continues to the restored sunken gardens and then onto the vast Tudor kitchens of Henry’s creation. Finally, we will make our way to the official venue of The Castle for a mouthwatering Afternoon Tea.  You will then be free to explore Hampton Court Palace’s outdoor spaces and 60 acres of magnificent gardens as well as have full access to the palace for the remainder of the day. 

NB: The child price is for entry to the Palace and does not include any food.

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in a Royal Space.

Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and approach the Palace where Diana lived and see her statue in the romantic sunken garden.  Enjoy a full high tea with sparkling wine on your private table.  Your guide will be delighted to explain the history of Afternoon Tea and the right way to enjoy it in British Society.

Upgrade to adult .  Thank you for booking a child tea but if you require an adult tea it will be a little more expensive 

Discover three very different and exciting historic markets on your guided walk through the buzzing East End, where Londoners have lived, traded, and laboured for time immemorial. Get behind-the-scenes and meet the makers in the legendary,1000-year-old Borough Market, a foodie haven at the cutting edge of what to eat in London. Take in the architectural elegance and grown-up atmosphere of Leadenhall Market, in London’s Square Mile, and hear about its Roman origins and links to the one-time mayor extraordinaire, Dick Whittington. Wind through the streets of this once deprived area, a hunting ground for the infamous Jack the Ripper, and hear how this lively district has been repeatedly regenerated and renewed into a financial centre.

Explore trendy Spitalfields Markets with its fashion pop ups and independent boutiques. Hear about the cultural influences from international settlers: from Huguenot silk weavers to Ashkenazi.

Jews and Bengalis. See street names in Bengali and chapels converted into mosques, alongside conservation areas of Georgian houses, and an English Baroque architectural masterpiece, in this playground for contemporary artists.

Where We'll Be:

Experience a captivating 4-hour walk through London’s iconic East End, where history, culture, and vibrant markets come alive. Our journey begins at the legendary Borough Market, a 1000-year-old foodie haven at the cutting edge of London’s culinary scene. Here, you’ll get behind-the-scenes access and meet the makers who keep this market buzzing.

Next, we move to the elegant Leadenhall Market in London’s Square Mile. With its stunning architecture and grown-up atmosphere, Leadenhall boasts Roman origins and connections to the famous Dick Whittington. As we stroll through this historic area, you’ll learn about its transformation from a hunting ground for Jack the Ripper to a modern financial hub.

Our adventure continues to the trendy Spitalfields Market, filled with fashion pop-ups and independent boutiques. Discover the rich cultural influences from Huguenot silk weavers to Ashkenazi Jews and Bengalis. You’ll see street names in Bengali, chapels turned into mosques, Georgian houses, and an English Baroque masterpiece, all in a vibrant artist’s playground. Enjoy a fresh bite from a local artisan stall in the Market and the end of the walk

What you should know:

There are pay-to-use public toilets near to Borough Market, and free public toilets at Spitalfields Market,

The walk is approximately 1.7 miles long along flat pavements with stops and opportunities to sit down on benches on the way.

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Spend a delightful day with us, starting with a 2-hour guided tour featuring sweet treats at Greenwich Market and a local café. Enjoy a 30-minute scenic boat ride on the River Thames to London Bridge. Continue with a 2.5-hour walking tour along London’s iconic Southbank, indulging in food tastings and a pub visit. End your adventure with free time for exploration and shopping.

Discover this beautiful, royal district and UNESCO site on the banks of the River Thames. Visit the last surviving tea clipper, eat your way through the sweet offerings at the trendy food market, and grab a hot chocolate. Discover an iconic royal hangout and film location and stand on the world famous meridian line which separates the east from the west. 

Make your way back to the river and travel by water to London’s iconic Southbank. Discover the historic Borough Market with its cornucopia of delicious food offerings. Tuck into tasty English cheeses, oysters and baked treats, and enjoy a refreshing cup of English tea. See the amazing sights along this lively stretch of the Thames, including Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe. Finish your outing in a traditional pub for a well-earned cider, beer or soft drink. 

What you will be tasting:

• Artisan hot chocolate
• Freshly made Waffles and ice-cream
• Clotted cream fudge
• A hand-crafted doughnut
• Tea tasting masterclass
• Award-winning sausage roll
• Oyster
• Fish & Chips
• Cider or Beer
• Sample of British Cheese

Guests will have one hot chocolate in Greenwich (or alternative hot drink) and 2 alcoholic drinks.

There will be 7 refreshment stops – one in Greenwich Market (multiple mini-stops), and multiple stops on the Southbank.

The guide will provide alternative foods for those with allergies and intolerances on the tour where they are available.

What you should know:

• The total walking distance is approximately 1.4 miles in Greenwich plus approximately 1.6 miles on the Southbank.
• There are public toilets available at the Cutty Sark and at two locations in Greenwich Park. These are all paying toilets, and cash will be required to pay for them. There are free toilets available on the boat and there are paying public toilets at Borough Market. There are also free to use toilets at the pub.

Where We'll Be:

Discover beautiful Greenwich, the riverside Royal Borough of London. Meet your fun, local guide on the pier and embark on a voyage of historical and culinary discovery around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Get right underneath the hull of London’s gem, the Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper in the country. Find out about her exciting adventures rushing back crops of tea from China and what made her one of the fastest boats of her age. 

With a thirst for adventure, visit the top foodie location, Greenwich Market, to try some delicious sweet treats, such as homemade waffles and ice cream, and soak in the atmosphere while browsing the goods of talented local artisans. Walk in the footsteps of British monarchs, generals, and, more recently, film stars, with a visit to the opulent Old Royal Naval College, one of the finest examples of Christopher Wren’s architecture in the country. Discover how this iconic setting has acted as a backdrop for countless films and television series, including Pirates of the Caribbean 4, 007’s Skyfall, The King’s Speech, and The Crown.

Act like a local and pop into an authentic British café for a hot chocolate or artisan roasted coffee with a heart-warming welcome, before a pleasant walk through the regal Greenwich Park to the Royal Observatory. Stand right above the Greenwich Meridian Line, longitude zero, which intersects this historic building, and from which all distances east and west are measured.

With your guide, board a riverboat to travel west toward London’s iconic Southbank. Stop in at the historic Borough Market, a cornucopia of food stalls selling all things delicious, before making your way along the river bank past William Shakespeare’s remarkable Globe Theatre and the imposing contemporary and modern art gallery, Tate Modern. Enjoy breathtaking views across the river of Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, St Paul’s Cathedral, and the architectural phenomenon of Norman Foster’s Millennium Bridge.

Tuck into appetising British delights along the way, including oysters, sausage rolls, and strawberries. End your experience in a friendly London pub with its traditional setting and convivial cheer, and raise a glass of local cider or beer.

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Private tours are also available on request. Please contact us for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Please be aware that our cancellation policy for this experience requires 48 hours’ notice.

Just a hop, skip and a jump by boat or train from central London, the beautiful, riverside Royal Borough of Greenwich is a highlight of any trip to the capital. Lose all sense of time as you dive into the extraordinary history of this UNESCO world heritage site, the centre of the world for astronomy, trade and map-making and fuel your experience with regular stops for sweet treats and drinks. 

Meet your fun, local guide on the pier and marvel at London’s gem, the Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper in the country. Find out about her exciting adventures rushing crops of tea back from China and what made her one of the fastest boats of her age. 

Head to the top foodie location, Greenwich Market, to try a delicious, sweet treat with sugar, spice and all things nice. 

Wind through the village’s picturesque streets and stop into a local artisan hangout for a first class hot chocolate and mouthwatering handmade chocolates. Breathe in the majesty of the Greenwich Park as you walk to the Royal Observatory for one of the best views of London’s skyline. Stand over the Greenwich Meridian Line, longitude zero, from which all distances east and west are measured. 

Walk in the footsteps of British monarchs, generals and, more recently film stars, at Christopher Wren’s opulent Old Royal Naval College  and Inigo Jones Queens House.  Discover how this iconic setting has acted as a backdrop for countless films and tv series, including 007’s Skyfall, The King’s Speech and The Crown. 

Your guided tour ends with a refreshing cup of tea, soft drink or a half pint of locally brewed beer. You are then free to access to the interior with your day ticket.

What you will eat:

• A delicious sweet treat

• A first class hot chocolate

• Homemade chocolates

• A traditional cup of tea, a soft drink or a locally brewed beer

What you will see: 

• One of the best views of London

• London’s iconic skyline

• Greenwich Park

• Queens House (interior)

• The Cutty Sark (exterior)

• A lively food market

• A quaint, leafy London district

• River Thames

• No Entry to Painted Hall and Skittle Alley 

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in Queen Annes Tea Room.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.  After tea, your ticket includes entry to Kensington Palace to see the State Rooms and tributes to the late Princess Diana.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. We will then experience the full splendour  of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Your Palace Ticket is included.  Audio Guides are available inside the Palace in several languages.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

Your Greenwich adventure begins at the pier, where your local guide will be waiting to lead you through a captivating journey of history and culinary delights. Kick off your exploration at the vibrant Greenwich Market, where you'll have time to browse artisan crafts and indulge in a tasting of delectable chocolates. From there, a scenic stroll through picturesque Greenwich Park will take you to the historic Royal Observatory. Here, you'll stand on the iconic Prime Meridian Line, the very point that divides East and West, learning about its profound influence on our understanding of time and space. Don't forget to capture breathtaking panoramic views of London's sprawling cityscape from this vantage point. 

Continue your immersive experience at the National Maritime Museum, recently revamped and home to significant artifacts, including Admiral Lord Nelson's uniform from the Battle of Trafalgar. Next, marvel at the elegant Queen's House, England's first classical-style building, and encounter the formidable Armada portrait of Queen Elizabeth I. After soaking in the history, unwind at a charming historic pub on the banks of the River Thames, enjoying a half pint of local beer or cider. Then, step into the grandeur of the Old Royal Naval College, a site frequented by movie stars and royalty, where you can imagine the echoes of British monarchs and naval heroes.

The tour culminates with a visit to the legendary Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper, a true icon of maritime history. Learn about its thrilling voyages transporting precious tea from China to Britain. To top off your Greenwich adventure, enjoy a delightful British cream tea experience right beneath the hull of the Cutty Sark. Savour a freshly baked scone with clotted cream and jam, paired with fragrant tea, in this uniquely evocative setting, a perfect and delicious end to an excursion where history and food beautifully intertwine.

Notes:

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Private tours are also available on request. Please contact us for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Please be aware that our cancellation policy for this experience requires 48 hours’ notice.

In a Private group, take in the splendour of have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn of the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace, home to Kings and Queens and, in the 20th century, the residence of many Royals.  This is where Prince Harry and William grew up.  In 2022 the boys dedicated a statue to late mother, Princess Diana.  We will view the statue, which stands in the mesmerising sunken garden, prior to adjourning for refreshment. 

We will then experience the full splendour of High Tea in the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Guide Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

Your Greenwich adventure begins at the pier, where your local guide awaits to lead you through a captivating journey of history and culinary delights. Kick off your exploration at the vibrant Greenwich Market, Browse artisan crafts and enjoying a delectable chocolate tasting. A leisurely stroll through picturesque Greenwich Park takes you to the historic Royal Observatory, where you'll stand on the iconic Prime Meridian Line and learn its profound influence on time and space. Don't miss the breathtaking panoramic views of London's cityscape from this vantage point.

Continue your immersive experience at the National Maritime Museum, home to significant artifacts like the uniform Admiral Lord Nelson wore in the Battle of Trafalgar. Next, marvel at the elegant Queen's House, England's first classical-style building, and encounter the formidable Armada portrait of Queen Elizabeth I. After soaking in the history, unwind at a charming historic pub on the banks of the River Thames with a half pint of local beer or cider. Then, step into the grandeur of the Old Royal Naval College, a site frequented by movie stars and royalty. The tour culminates with a visit to the legendary Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper, where you can learn about its thrilling voyages bringing tea to England from the East.

To top off your Greenwich adventure, enjoy a delightful British cream tea experience right beneath the hull of the Cutty Sark, savouring a freshly baked scone with clotted cream and jam. Following your cream tea, embark on a scenic journey down the River Thames aboard the city's Uber Boat with your guide, who will point out fascinating sights from the water. You'll then disembark at Tower Millennium Pier, ready to explore the iconic Tower of London - one of the most historically rich, albeit gruesome, sites in London at your leisure with your entrance tickets conveniently included in the tour.

Notes:

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Private tours are also available on request. Please contact us for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Please be aware that our cancellation policy for this experience requires 48 hours’ notice.

How better to explore magical London at Christmas than on an immersive walk through some of its most festive and delicious markets? Our Christmas Market tour takes you on a foodie adventure along the South Bank of London, with stops to admire and savour London’s best offerings along the way.

Your experience begins at 1000-year-old Borough Market, where you will taste delicious, flavoursome morsels which the British have come to identify with Christmas. Enjoy the mouthwatering, buttery pastry as you bite into the best mince pies in London, and sip on the season’s must-have drink, warming, mulled wine.

Take a fascinating discovery walk along the riverside path and see London’s top monuments from St Paul’s Cathedral, to Tate Modern, Big Ben and the London Eye. Your fun, local guide will regale you with stories of London past and present and get you into a festive mood with insights, photo opportunities, recommendations and more along the way.
Finish at one of the best Christmas Markets in London where you will be able to taste seasonal offerings and meet local producers. We’ll take you behind-the-scenes to see the best of the Christmas Market, leaving you with happy memories, authentic and original gifts and a large helping of Christmas spirit!

Get to the heart of festive London on this evening tour of its most beautiful Christmas illuminations. With your fun, local guide head into Covent Garden, with its covered market and street performers. Hear the history of this magical, buzzing theatreland and taste some festive treats, including decadent hot chocolate and sweet bites, from some of its best suppliers. We’ll take you behind-the-scenes to show you favourite spots, hidden gems, and filming locations.

Make your way to the stately Trafalgar Square, in the centre of London, to discover its Christmas market and legendary 65-foot Christmas Tree, a gift from the people of Oslo each year. Take in the excited atmosphere as revellers and shoppers making their preparations for Christmas. Try some savoury seasonal bites at the market, including sizzling German sausages, before continuing your exploration to the River Thames.

Take in the breathtaking London skyline from the Golden Jubilee Bridges, as you see its highlights, lit up before you.
Your immersive experience ends at the Christmas market on London’s South Bank, famous for its festive vibe and for the quality of its suppliers. Tuck into delicious seasonal wares, meet talented artisans, and pick up some unusual gifts to take home. This tour is a treat for all the senses which will leave you smiling with the Christmas glow!

In a small group, you will discover the South Bank and Borough Market (1000-year-old Market). These are two of the most loved areas of London which offer the most delicious and best variety of food in town.
Eat your way along the river Thames and tuck into festive snacks and steaming drinks, from mulled wine and hot chocolate to German sausages, mince pies and spiced cider, with a twist of history

Here we will discover our friendly award-winning suppliers and have fun discovering the buzzing riverbank with artisans introducing handmade gifts and delicious street food from traditional wooden chalets.

Foods you will try include:
Best Cheese Toasty
Award-Winning Sausage Roll
Oysters (or alternative)
Cider
Mulled Wine or Eggnog or Hot Chocolate
Fruit mince pies
Famous Desert
An absolute treat to the palate

How better to explore magical London at Christmas than on an immersive walk through some of its most festive and delicious markets? Our Christmas Market tour takes you on a foodie adventure along the South Bank of London, with stops to admire and savour London’s best offerings along the way.

Your experience begins at 1000-year-old Borough Market, where you will taste delicious, flavoursome morsels which the British have come to identify with Christmas. Enjoy the mouthwatering, buttery pastry as you bite into the best mince pies in London, and sip on the season’s must-have drink, warming, mulled wine.

Take a fascinating discovery walk along the riverside path and see London’s top monuments from St Paul’s Cathedral, to Tate Modern, Big Ben and the London Eye. Your fun, local guide will regale you with stories of London past and present and get you into a festive mood with insights, photo opportunities, recommendations and more along the way.
Finish at one of the best Christmas Markets in London where you will be able to taste seasonal offerings and meet local producers. We’ll take you behind-the-scenes to see the best of the Christmas Market, leaving you with happy memories, authentic and original gifts and a large helping of Christmas spirit!

If light-filled squares, cobbled streets, quiet gardens, and delightful boutiques are what you look for in a city, then you will love Covent Garden. This lively district, nestled away in the heart of London, is home to the city’s creatives, from world-class actors and ballet dancers to musicians, fashion designers, and street performers.

Every evening, the whole area buzzes with excited crowds heading for drinks and light meals before seeing the latest show at the theatre. Just a short stroll away, Soho offers a different kind of magic: vibrant streets lined with eclectic restaurants, hidden bars, and a rich cultural history that has made it one of London’s most iconic neighbourhoods.

Share in the wonder of these two districts with a carefully tailored walking tour, guiding you to their most fascinating corners and best-kept secrets while tasting some of the most delicious food London has to offer.

Engage with Covent Garden’s past as Central London’s food and flower market when you visit the covered market. Discover miniature boutiques selling a variety of crafts and indulgent morsels, alongside the ever-changing stalls of a temporary market with sellers from far and wide.

If light-filled squares, cobbled streets, quiet gardens, and delightful boutiques are what you look for in a city, then you will love Covent Garden. This lively district, nestled away in the heart of London, is home to the city’s creatives, from world-class actors and ballet dancers to musicians, fashion designers, and street performers.

Every evening, the whole area buzzes with excited crowds heading for drinks and light meals before seeing the latest show at the theatre. Just a short stroll away, Soho offers a different kind of magic: vibrant streets lined with eclectic restaurants, hidden bars, and a rich cultural history that has made it one of London’s most iconic neighbourhoods.

Share in the wonder of these two districts with a carefully tailored walking tour, guiding you to their most fascinating corners and best-kept secrets while tasting some of the most delicious food London has to offer.

Engage with Covent Garden’s past as Central London’s food and flower market when you visit the covered market. Discover miniature boutiques selling a variety of crafts and indulgent morsels, alongside the ever-changing stalls of a temporary market with sellers from far and wide.

Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones in the grounds of Kensington Palace. 

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).
Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

This option includes entry to the Palace after tea 

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

In a small group, you will discover the South Bank and Borough Market (1000-year-old Market). These are two of the most loved areas of London which offer the most delicious and best variety of food in town.
Eat your way along the river Thames and tuck into festive snacks and steaming drinks, from mulled wine and hot chocolate to German sausages, mince pies and spiced cider, with a twist of history

Here we will discover our friendly award-winning suppliers and have fun discovering the buzzing riverbank with artisans introducing handmade gifts and delicious street food from traditional wooden chalets.

Foods you will try include:

Cider
Mulled Wine or Eggnog or Hot Chocolate
Fruit mince pies
An absolute treat to the palate

This experience is the perfect blend of having a guide for a couple of hours, a general introduction of the Palace, eating well, and discovering on your own for the rest of the day.
Included in this Experience:
Full Day Entry Ticket
A fun and friendly guide showing you around.
A traditional Afternoon tea including delicate finger sandwiches, delicious patisseries, and freshly baked scones. Choose a tea from our Royal Selection.

From the beguiling tales of the legendary Henry VIII and his many wives to the unusual joint rulership of William III and Mary II. A fun, friendly and knowledgable guide will welcome you for a 2 hours experience introducing you to the extraordinary palace and fascinating insights into the lives of the Royalty that lived at Hampton Court. We will then experience the full splendor of Afternoon Tea whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

To begin, your guide will introduce you to the history of Cardinal Wolsey’s creation which he gifted to Henry in 1528. We will stroll through the courtyards that were witness to great events. Passing under Ann Boleyn’s Gatehouse where she lived before she was executed, we will see the magnificent baroque palace, Fountain Court, created by Sir Christopher Wren for William III and Mary II.  

Our tour continues to the restored sunken gardens and then onto the vast Tudor kitchens of Henry’s creation. Finally, we will make our way to a mouthwatering Afternoon Tea.  You will then be free to explore Hampton Court Palace’s outdoor spaces and 60 acres of magnificent gardens as well as have full access to the palace for the remainder of the day. 

Please note the Child Price if for entry to the Palace and does not include food or drink which can be purchased separately on the day. 

This experience is the perfect blend of having a guide for a couple of hours, a general introduction of the Palace, eating well, and discovering on your own for the rest of the day.
Included in this Experience:
Full Day Entry Ticket
A fun and friendly guide showing you around.
A traditional Afternoon tea including delicate finger sandwiches, delicious patisseries, and freshly baked scones. Choose a tea from our Royal Selection.

From the beguiling tales of the legendary Henry VIII and his many wives to the unusual joint rulership of William III and Mary II. A fun, friendly and knowledgable guide will welcome you for a 2 hours experience introducing you to the extraordinary palace and fascinating insights into the lives of the Royalty that lived at Hampton Court. We will then experience the full splendor of Afternoon Tea whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

To begin, we will meet at the Railway Station your guide will introduce you to the history of Cardinal Wolsey’s creation which he gifted to Henry in 1528. We will stroll through the courtyards that were witness to great events. Passing under Ann Boleyn’s Gatehouse where she lived before she was executed, we will see the magnificent baroque palace, Fountain Court, created by Sir Christopher Wren for William III and Mary II.  

Our tour continues to the restored sunken gardens and then onto the vast Tudor kitchens of Henry’s creation. Finally, we will make our way to the official venue of The Castle for a mouthwatering Afternoon Tea.  You will then be free to explore Hampton Court Palace’s outdoor spaces and 60 acres of magnificent gardens as well as have full access to the palace for the remainder of the day. 

Please note that the Child price is for entry to the Palace and does not include any food.

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First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria.  Approaching the Long Water we admire the Peter Pan Statue installed by J M Barrie in 1912.  Continuing our walk, we will take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

This Tour includes an entry to the Palace for a self guided tour.

The walk takes approximately 50 minutes and we recommend spending 90 minutes inside the Palace to see the State Rooms.  The Palace closes at 4pm in the winter and 6pm in the summer.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

 Please contact us for Private, corporate, and large group bookings, or if your preferred dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

No refunds can be given for lateness or delay.  Your Palace Entry ticket will be sent to you ahead of the tour and is only valid for the date and time of the tour.

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria.  Approaching the Long Water we admire the Peter Pan Statue installed by J M Barrie in 1912.  Continuing our walk, we will take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then stroll to the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne, whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as you select from the extensive menu.  Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Your timed entry ticket to the Palace is for two hours after the start of the tour.  This allows an hour for your meal.  

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.  It is closed Monday & Tuesday until the end of March.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

 Please contact us for Private, corporate, and large group bookings, or if your preferred dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and the caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones in the grounds of Kensington Palace. 

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).
Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Immerse yourself in Royal History and British Heritage with the perfect blend of sightseeing and luxury indulgence. This walking tour takes in the ceremonial royal area of London before finishing on a high with a glass of Imperial Brut champagne served at the unique Moet et Chandon bar in possibly the most famous store in the world, Harrods. In a private group, we begin with a leisurely stroll around St James where you will discover interesting facts about its origin. We will then approach St James Palace, the London home of Henry VIII and where King Charles was proclaimed King. Walking across the Mall we see Buckingham Palace through the vista of St James Park's formal gardens. Finally we pass the Duke of Wellington mansion before hopping on a London bus, alighting in Knightsbridge just moments away from Harrods. Once inside, we will explore the magnificent food hall before you are welcomed into the one and only Moet et Chandon Bar for a crisp, refreshing, and most importantly, a well-deserved glass of Imperial Brut champagne accompanied by delicious canapes. 

This tour combines a walk through history and a chance to sample the rich splendor of Harrods, probably the most famous store in the world. 

We will provide:

- Contactless Debit/Credit Card for the Bus

- Note that Child booking includes a non-alcoholic drink at Harrods

Experience Afternoon Tea with finger sandwiches, scones, strawberry jam, clotted cream, a selection of cakes and your choice of fine tea in Queen Anne's tea room before entering Kensington Palace with you reserved ticket for a self guided tour.  The Palace conducts hourly talks on various aspects of its 300 year history.

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea in the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors, normally from Wednesday to Sunday.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The Afternoon Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Coffee and soft drinks are available in place of tea on request.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and the caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones in the grounds of Kensington Palace. 

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea in the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).
Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Child Price is for children under 12

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones in the grounds of Kensington Palace. 

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea in the 18th Century Tea Room created by Queen Anne whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).
Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Child Price is for children under 12

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

                                                                                                  What to Expect:

A leisurely 1.7-mile walk along flat pavements with plenty of stops and benches to rest.

Toilets available throughout the tour.

An LGBTQ+ and kid-friendly experience.

A 4-hour adventure that will leave you with a full stomach and a heart full of joy.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart and soul of London's East End!

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. 

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in Queen Annes Tea Room.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. We will then experience the full splendour  of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

If light-filled squares, and cobbled streets, quiet gardens and delightful boutiques are what you look for in a city, then you will love Covent Garden. This lively district, nestled away in the heart of London, is home to the city’s creatives, from world-class actors and ballet dancers to musicians, fashion designers and street performers. Everyday, the whole area buzzes with excited crowds heading for drinks and light meals before seeing the latest show at the theatre. Share in the wonder of this place with a carefully tailored walking tour, taking you to its most interesting spots and best kept secrets while tasting the most delicious food London has to offer. Engage with Covent Garden’s past as Central London’s food and flower market, when you visit the covered market. Discover miniature boutiques selling a variety of crafts and delicious morsels as well as a temporary market with sellers from far and wide. With your friendly and knowledgeable guide try some artisan, freshly roasted coffee and be spoilt for choice discovering the best macaroons in London. After a gentle walk through the narrow streets of Covent Garden, ignite your senses in a fine cheese establishment selling delicious, world-class, British cheeses. Find out about the most popular varieties and how they are made, then enjoy sampling them and choosing your favourite. From savoury to sweet, your guide will take you past iconic theatres to a mouthwatering chocolate shop to sample some delicious hand-crafted chocolates. End your experience in a traditional and historic pub in Covent Garden to soak in the convivial atmosphere of a locally made cider or beer.

Prepare to be enchanted by a captivating 3-hour walking tour through London's iconic Southbank, Square Mile and East End, where history, culture, and vibrant markets intertwine to create an unforgettable experience.

A Foodie Paradise:

Our journey begins on the legendary Southbank, heading towards Borough Market, a 1,000-year-old culinary haven bursting with flavours and aromas. Imagine sinking your teeth into award-winning sausage rolls, savouring freshly made organic food, and indulging in a tea tasting at Borough Market. You'll even have the chance to meet the passionate artisans who make this market so special.

From Roman Ruins to Harry Potter:

Next, we'll step into the elegant Leadenhall Market, a masterpiece of Victorian architecture with roots dating back to Roman times. Discover its fascinating connections to Dick Whittington and the magical world of Harry Potter as you wander through this historic gem.

Trendy Treats and Global Flavours:

Our adventure continues to the trendy Spitalfields Market, a haven for fashionistas and foodies alike. Here, you'll savour a freshly made Samosa as an appetizer for the Curry to follow.

A Cultural Tapestry:

As we stroll through the East End's vibrant streets, you'll uncover a rich tapestry of cultures. See street names in Bengali, admire a chapel transformed into a mosque, and marvel at Georgian houses and Baroque masterpieces. This is a true melting pot where history and modernity collide.

A Curry Tasting Menu to Remember:

Our grand finale takes place on Brick Lane, London's legendary curry street. Prepare for a tantalising tasting menu of home-cooked Bengali dishes, each one a symphony of fragrant spices and rich flavours. Whether you're a meat lover, vegetarian, or vegan, there's something to delight every palate.

What's Included:

Delectable samples in Borough Market, including award-winning sausage roll, and seasonal cheese.

A sit-down curry feast on Brick Lane, featuring a tasting menu of authentic Bengali dishes with rice and chutneys.

Filtered water at the final venue.

What to Expect:

A leisurely 1.7-mile walk along flat pavements with plenty of stops and benches to rest.

Toilets available throughout the tour.

An LGBTQ+ and kid-friendly experience.

A 3-hour adventure that will leave you with a full stomach and a heart full of joy.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart and soul of London's East End!

Join us for an immersive tour through vibrant, music-filled, film location hotspot, Notting Hill, with a fun friendly guide. See celebrity homes, secret squares, famous street art and buzzing Portobello Market before heading into tranquil Kensington Gardens. Discover Kensington Palace and the legendary Royal Albert Hall before tucking into a cream tea at a luxury hotel location.

What you will be tasting:

• Loose-leaf cream tea
• Freshly-baked scones, clotted cream and jam

We will stroll through Notting Hill, exploring iconic landmarks such as celebrity homes, secret squares and renowned street art, along with the bustling Portobello Market.

Uncover captivating stories and hidden treasures as you absorb the vibrant atmosphere of this lively neighbourhood.

We will then head to the tranquil Kensington Gardens, where you will discover the historic Kensington Palace and the legendary Royal Albert Hall.

Prepare for a delightful and leisurely experience. This is an easy-paced, friendly tour that concludes with a relaxing cream tea at a luxury hotel.

What you should know:

Free public toilets are available in Notting Hill (not wheelchair accessible) and paying public toilets in Kensington Gardens. There are also free-to-use toilets at the cream tea venue.

This tour includes one refreshment stop at the cream tea venue, with an opportunity to purchase refreshments at Portobello Market.

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Please contact us for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Explore the colourful, celebrity-filled streets of Notting Hill, famous for its rock star connections and multiple film locations. Discover its eclectic, feel good mix of grand stately millionaire dream homes, unique antique stalls at Portobello market, artisan food destinations, coloured mews houses, priceless street art and independent book shops. Get off the beaten track in this vibrant area and hear about its famous inhabitants and historic carnival. Take a snap of the iconic blue door of the 1999 rom com, Notting Hill, and the quaint Victorian antiques shop from the Paddington films. 

Enter the royal oasis of Kensington Gardens and discover the history and charm of Kensington Palace. Take in the palace’s façade, immaculate gardens, the Sunken Garden and statue to Princess Diana, while hearing stories of the royal family past and present. Admire the Royal Albert Memorial and its prestigious concert hall before taking cream tea, including freshly made scones, the finest clotted cream and homemade jam, washed down with a cup of loose-leaf tea, in the luxurious surroundings of a quintessentially British establishment.

The tour will commence on time: so please do not be late!

A few friendly reminders, this is a walking tour

• Bring comfy shoes
• Bring an umbrella, warm coat or sunscreen to withstand the beautiful English weather
• Bring water
• Bring a camera
• Please arrive 10 mins before we start
• Use google maps or another app to plan your journey, London is a big busy city and planning in advance really helps
• Some experiences require a contactless credit/debit card for the bus
• Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and are using third-party vendors.

• We will take every possible care to offer alternatives where available.

• Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message
  

Discover three very different and exciting historic markets on your guided walk through the buzzing East End, where Londoners have lived, traded, and laboured for time immemorial. Get behind-the-scenes and meet the makers in the legendary,1000-year-old Borough Market, a foodie haven at the cutting edge of what to eat in London. Take in the architectural elegance and grown-up atmosphere of Leadenhall Market, in London’s Square Mile, and hear about its Roman origins and links to the one-time mayor extraordinaire, Dick Whittington. Wind through the streets of this once deprived area, a hunting ground for the infamous Jack the Ripper, and hear how this lively district has been repeatedly regenerated and renewed into a financial centre.

Explore trendy Spitalfields Markets with its fashion pop ups and independent boutiques. Hear about the cultural influences from international settlers: from Huguenot silk weavers to Ashkenazi.

Jews and Bengalis. See street names in Bengali and chapels converted into mosques, alongside conservation areas of Georgian houses, and an English Baroque architectural masterpiece, in this playground for contemporary artists.

Where We'll Be:

Experience a captivating 3-hour walk through London’s iconic East End, where history, culture, and vibrant markets come alive. Our journey begins at the legendary Borough Market, a 1000-year-old foodie haven at the cutting edge of London’s culinary scene. Here, you’ll get behind-the-scenes access and meet the makers who keep this market buzzing.

Next, we move to the elegant Leadenhall Market in London’s Square Mile. With its stunning architecture and grown-up atmosphere, Leadenhall boasts Roman origins and connections to the famous Dick Whittington. As we stroll through this historic area, you’ll learn about its transformation from a hunting ground for Jack the Ripper to a modern financial hub.

Our adventure continues to the trendy Spitalfields Market, filled with fashion pop-ups and independent boutiques. Discover the rich cultural influences from Huguenot silk weavers to Ashkenazi Jews and Bengalis. You’ll see street names in Bengali, chapels turned into mosques, Georgian houses, and an English Baroque masterpiece, all in a vibrant artist’s playground.

What We'll Provide:

What you should know:

There are pay-to-use public toilets near to Borough Market, and free public toilets at Spitalfields Market.

The walk is approximately 1.7 miles long along flat pavements with stops and opportunities to sit down on benches on the way.

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Get to the heart of festive London on this evening tour of its most beautiful Christmas illuminations. With your fun, local guide head into Covent Garden, with its covered market and street performers. Hear the history of this magical, buzzing theatreland and taste some festive treats, including decadent hot chocolate and sweet bites, from some of its best suppliers. We’ll take you behind-the-scenes to show you favourite spots, hidden gems, and filming locations.

Make your way to the stately Trafalgar Square, in the centre of London, to discover its Christmas market and legendary 65-foot Christmas Tree, a gift from the people of Oslo each year. Take in the excited atmosphere as revellers and shoppers making their preparations for Christmas. Try some savoury seasonal bites at the market, including sizzling German sausages, before continuing your exploration to the River Thames.

Take in the breathtaking London skyline from the Golden Jubilee Bridges, as you see its highlights, lit up before you.
Your immersive experience ends at the Christmas market on London’s South Bank, famous for its festive vibe and for the quality of its suppliers. Tuck into delicious seasonal wares, meet talented artisans, and pick up some unusual gifts to take home. This tour is a treat for all the senses which will leave you smiling with the Christmas glow!

Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones in the grounds of Kensington Palace. 

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).
Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does not include any alcohol but a drinks menu is available when you visit for a supplementary cost.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

This High Tea does not include alcohol, Any upgrade is available.

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

We will head through the South Bank, stopping at renowned landmarks such as Shakespeare’s Globe, The Anchor Pub, and Borough Market (1000-year-old Food Market: oldest in Europe).

We will nibble, taste & try food all along the route while you discover some unusual facts & stories about this incredible neighborhood and its landmarks.

Be prepared for a fun and delicious time. It is an easy-paced, relaxing friendly food tour!

Your Greenwich adventure begins at the pier, where your local guide awaits to lead you through a captivating journey of history and culinary delights. Kick off your exploration at the vibrant Greenwich Market, Browse artisan crafts and enjoying a delectable chocolate tasting. A leisurely stroll through picturesque Greenwich Park takes you to the historic Royal Observatory, where you'll stand on the iconic Prime Meridian Line and learn its profound influence on time and space. Don't miss the breathtaking panoramic views of London's cityscape from this vantage point.

Continue your immersive experience at the National Maritime Museum, home to significant artifacts like the uniform Admiral Lord Nelson wore in the Battle of Trafalgar. Next, marvel at the elegant Queen's House, England's first classical-style building, and encounter the formidable Armada portrait of Queen Elizabeth I. After soaking in the history, unwind at a charming historic pub on the banks of the River Thames with a half pint of local beer or cider. Then, step into the grandeur of the Old Royal Naval College, a site frequented by movie stars and royalty. The tour culminates with a visit to the legendary Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper, where you can learn about its thrilling voyages bringing tea to England from the East.

To top off your Greenwich adventure, enjoy a delightful British cream tea experience right beneath the hull of the Cutty Sark, savouring a freshly baked scone with clotted cream and jam. Following your cream tea, embark on a scenic journey down the River Thames aboard the city's Uber Boat with your guide, who will point out fascinating sights from the water. You'll then disembark at Tower Millennium Pier, ready to explore the iconic Tower of London - one of the most historically rich, albeit gruesome, sites in London at your leisure with your entrance tickets conveniently included in the tour.

Notes:

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Private tours are also available on request. Please contact us for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Please be aware that our cancellation policy for this experience requires 48 hours’ notice.

Your Greenwich adventure begins at the pier, where your local guide will be waiting to lead you through a captivating journey of history and culinary delights. Kick off your exploration at the vibrant Greenwich Market, where you'll have time to browse artisan crafts and indulge in a tasting of delectable chocolates. From there, a scenic stroll through picturesque Greenwich Park will take you to the historic Royal Observatory. Here, you'll stand on the iconic Prime Meridian Line, the very point that divides East and West, learning about its profound influence on our understanding of time and space. Don't forget to capture breathtaking panoramic views of London's sprawling cityscape from this vantage point. 

Continue your immersive experience at the elegant Queen's House, England's first classical-style building, and encounter the formidable Armada portrait of Queen Elizabeth I. After soaking in the history, unwind at a charming historic pub on the banks of the River Thames, enjoying a half pint of local beer or cider. Then, step into the grandeur of the Old Royal Naval College, a site frequented by movie stars and royalty, where you can imagine the echoes of British monarchs and naval heroes.

The tour culminates with a visit to the legendary Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper, a true icon of maritime history. Learn about its thrilling voyages transporting precious tea from China to Britain. To top off your Greenwich adventure, enjoy a delightful British cream tea experience right beneath the hull of the Cutty Sark. Savour a freshly baked scone with clotted cream and jam, paired with fragrant tea, in this uniquely evocative setting, a perfect and delicious end to an excursion where history and food beautifully intertwine.

Notes:

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Private tours are also available on request. Please contact us for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Please be aware that our cancellation policy for this experience requires 48 hours’ notice.

In a private group, you will discover the South Bank & Borough Market. These are two unique areas of London that offer the most delicious and varied food in town. Here we will sample the best British food from local artisans. This will give you a good idea of the history and tastes of one of the World's most dynamic cities

We will taste plenty of delicious British food and discover landmarks along the South Bank and River Thames. We follow the Thames path and see over 20 amazing London sights before heading into Borough Market for more food & drinks.

Foods you will try include: 

Scones

British Oyster (If you fancy it)

Tea Tasting and Master Class Introduction

Award-Winning Sausage Roll (Royal Court Supplier) 

Fish & Chips 

Cider 

Beer & English Pub Snacks

Sample of British Cheese (or alternative) 

A Surprise Desert 

(Food may vary with seasons)

We will stop at renowned landmarks such as the Tate Modern Museum, the Suspension Bridge, Shakespeare’s Globe, The Anchor Pub and Borough Market (1000-year-old Food Market: oldest in Britain). 

We will nibble, taste & try food all along the route while you discover some unusual facts & stories about this incredible neighborhood and its landmarks.

Be prepared for a fun and delicious time. It is an easy-paced, relaxing friendly food tour!

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Please contact for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

If light-filled squares, and cobbled streets, quiet gardens and delightful boutiques are what you look for in a city, then you will love Covent Garden. This lively district, nestled away in the heart of London, is home to the city’s creatives, from world-class actors and ballet dancers to musicians, fashion designers and street performers. Everyday, the whole area buzzes with excited crowds heading for drinks and light meals before seeing the latest show at the theatre. Share in the wonder of this place with a carefully tailored walking tour, taking you to its most interesting spots and best kept secrets while tasting the most delicious food London has to offer. Engage with Covent Garden’s past as Central London’s food and flower market, when you visit the covered market. Discover miniature boutiques selling a variety of crafts and delicious morsels as well as a temporary market with sellers from far and wide. With your friendly and knowledgeable guide try some artisan, freshly roasted coffee and be spoilt for choice discovering the best macaroons in London. After a gentle walk through the narrow streets of Covent Garden, ignite your senses in a fine cheese establishment selling delicious, world-class, British cheeses. Find out about the most popular varieties and how they are made, then enjoy sampling them and choosing your favourite. From savoury to sweet, your guide will take you past iconic theatres to a mouthwatering chocolate shop to sample some delicious hand-crafted chocolates. End your experience in a traditional and historic pub in Covent Garden to soak in the convivial atmosphere of a locally made cider or beer.

Experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones plus a glass of Prosecco or Pimms in the grounds of Kensington Palace.

First, we will have a leisurely stroll around Kensington Gardens and learn about the part Hyde Park played in London’s development. We will see the beautiful gardens Prince Albert created for his wife Queen Victoria and take in the spectacular views as we approach the Palace where Prince Harry and William grew up while also discovering the statue of their late mother, Princess Diana, which stands in the mesmerizing sunken garden. 

We will then experience the full splendor of High Tea at your private table in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).
Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. 

The High Tea does includes a glass of sparkling wine or Pimms for each adult.

Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Exceptionally the Tea room can be closed for Royal or Private Events - in these cases we arrange for tea to be provided in a nearby prestigious venue. 

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in Queen Annes Tea Room.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. We will then experience the full splendour  of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

Experience the grandeur and magnificence of London’s royal quarter with a guided walk around its most stunning monuments and buildings followed by an authentic afternoon tea in Queen Annes Tea Room.  Steeped in history and intrigue, allow your curiosity to be awakened as you discover St James’ Palace, Buckingham Palace and procession famed, Mall, before riding a London bus to the breathtaking Royal Albert Hall.

Get to the heart of aristocratic London, exploring the quiet corners and higgledy-piggledy streets of St James’ and discover its active, Tudor palace - favourite of the Royal Family -  where the King was proclaimed monarch.

Take in the bear-skin hats of the royal guard at Buckingham Palace, the main royal residence in London, and, on Changing of the Guard mornings, witness the inspection of the Old Guard at St James Palace, an essential element of this historic ceremony.

See where the King really lives and learn the true story of the development of the Royal residences.

Follow in the steps of the monarch, up Constitution Hill, to the home and monument of Britain’s great general and war hero, the Duke of Wellington.

Behave like the British and hop onto an iconic, red, London bus for a short ride to the Royal Albert Hall, the city’s premier, historic, concert hall.  Step into beautiful Kensington Gardens and hear the romantic story behind the Royal Albert Memorial. We will then experience the full splendour  of High Tea in a breathtaking landmark whilst giving you fascinating insights into our Royal family and the intriguing history behind our national drink as well as the ceremony of afternoon tea.

Set in the beautiful parkland of Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace is most well known for being home to members of the Royal Family like Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and now Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with Princes George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte).

Dating from the 17th century, the Palace is open all year round for visitors.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary. Please contact for Private, Corporate & Large Group Bookings or if dates are not available.

Great for groups, group activities, and group tours.

Other things to note

Please speak to your guide prior to the tour about your allergies or food intolerances or send us a message

Please be advised that the food on the tour is not prepared by us and The Caterer offers Vegan and Gluten-Free options.

"Great for teams", "great for team-building", "great for groups"

This is a ticket for an extra guest to your party. Please organize the payment as soon as possible 

The tour will commence on time: so please do not be late!

A few friendly reminders

1. Bring comfy shoes 

2. Bring an umbrella, warm coat or sunscreen to withstand the beautiful English weather :)

3. Bring water

4. Bring a camera 

5. Please arrive 10 mins before we start

6. Use google maps or another app to plan your journey, London is a big busy city and planning in advance really helps :)

Please contact us if you have any queries or questions.

This tour does not include entrance to the palace!

Discover three very different and exciting historic markets on your guided walk through the buzzing East End, where Londoners have lived, traded, and laboured for time immemorial. Get behind-the-scenes and meet the makers in the legendary,1000-year-old Borough Market, a foodie haven at the cutting edge of what to eat in London. Take in the architectural elegance and grown-up atmosphere of Leadenhall Market, in London’s Square Mile, and hear about its Roman origins and links to the one-time mayor extraordinaire, Dick Whittington. Wind through the streets of this once deprived area, a hunting ground for the infamous Jack the Ripper, and hear how this lively district has been repeatedly regenerated and renewed into a financial centre.

Explore trendy Spitalfields Markets with its fashion pop ups and independent boutiques. Hear about the cultural influences from international settlers: from Huguenot silk weavers to Ashkenazi.

Jews and Bengalis. See street names in Bengali and chapels converted into mosques, alongside conservation areas of Georgian houses, and an English Baroque architectural masterpiece, in this playground for contemporary artists.

Where We'll Be:

Experience a captivating 4-hour walk through London’s iconic East End, where history, culture, and vibrant markets come alive. Our journey begins at the legendary Borough Market, a 1000-year-old foodie haven at the cutting edge of London’s culinary scene. Here, you’ll get behind-the-scenes access and meet the makers who keep this market buzzing.

Next, we move to the elegant Leadenhall Market in London’s Square Mile. With its stunning architecture and grown-up atmosphere, Leadenhall boasts Roman origins and connections to the famous Dick Whittington. As we stroll through this historic area, you’ll learn about its transformation from a hunting ground for Jack the Ripper to a modern financial hub.

Our adventure continues to the trendy Spitalfields Market, filled with fashion pop-ups and independent boutiques. Discover the rich cultural influences from Huguenot silk weavers to Ashkenazi Jews and Bengalis. You’ll see street names in Bengali, chapels turned into mosques, Georgian houses, and an English Baroque masterpiece, all in a vibrant artist’s playground.

What We'll Provide:

What you should know:

There are pay-to-use public toilets near to Borough Market, and free public toilets at Spitalfields Market.

The walk is approximately 1.7 miles long along flat pavements with stops and opportunities to sit down on benches on the way.

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Prepare to be enchanted by a captivating 3-hour walking tour through London's iconic Southbank, Square Mile and East End, where history, culture, and vibrant markets intertwine to create an unforgettable experience.

A Foodie Paradise:

Our journey begins on the legendary Southbank, heading towards Borough Market, a 1,000-year-old culinary haven bursting with flavours and aromas. Imagine sinking your teeth into award-winning sausage rolls, savouring freshly made organic food. You'll even have the chance to meet the passionate artisans who make this market so special.

From Roman Ruins to Harry Potter:

Next, we'll step into the elegant Leadenhall Market, a masterpiece of Victorian architecture with roots dating back to Roman times. Discover its fascinating connections to Dick Whittington and the magical world of Harry Potter as you wander through this historic gem.

Trendy Treats and Global Flavours:

Our adventure continues to the trendy Spitalfields Market, a haven for fashionistas and foodies alike. Here, you'll savour a freshly made Samosa

A Cultural Tapestry:

As we stroll through the East End's vibrant streets, you'll uncover a rich tapestry of cultures. See street names in Bengali, admire a chapel transformed into a mosque, and marvel at Georgian houses and Baroque masterpieces. This is a true melting pot where history and modernity collide.

A Curry Tasting Menu to Remember:

Our grand finale takes place on Brick Lane, London's legendary curry street. Prepare for a tantalising tasting menu of home-cooked Bengali dishes, each one a symphony of fragrant spices and rich flavours. Whether you're a meat lover, vegetarian, or vegan, there's something to delight every palate.

What's Included:

Delectable samples in Borough Market, including award-winning sausage roll, fresh oyster, and seasonal cheese.

A taste of Shanghai with mouthwatering soup dumplings in Spitalfields Market.

A sit-down curry feast on Brick Lane, featuring a tasting menu of authentic Bengali dishes with rice and chutneys.

Filtered water at the final venue.

What to Expect:

A leisurely 1.7-mile walk along flat pavements with plenty of stops and benches to rest.

Toilets available throughout the tour.

An LGBTQ+ and kid-friendly experience.

A 4-hour adventure that will leave you with a full stomach and a heart full of joy.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart and soul of London's East End!

In a private group, you will discover the South Bank & Borough Market. These are two unique areas of London that offer the most delicious and varied food in town. Here we will sample the best British food from local artisans. This will give you a good idea of the history and tastes of one of the World's most dynamic cities

We will taste plenty of delicious British food and discover landmarks along the South Bank and River Thames. We follow the Thames path and see over 20 amazing London sights before heading into Borough Market for more food & drinks.

Foods you will try include: 

Scones

British Oyster (If you fancy it)

Tea Tasting and Master Class Introduction

Award-Winning Sausage Roll (Royal Court Supplier) 

Fish & Chips 

Cider 

Beer & English Pub Snacks

Sample of British Cheese (or alternative) 

A Surprise Desert 

(Food may vary with seasons)

We will stop at renowned landmarks such as the Tate Modern Museum, the Suspension Bridge, Shakespeare’s Globe, The Anchor Pub and Borough Market (1000-year-old Food Market: oldest in Britain). 

We will nibble, taste & try food all along the route while you discover some unusual facts & stories about this incredible neighborhood and its landmarks.

Be prepared for a fun and delicious time. It is an easy-paced, relaxing friendly food tour!

All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Please contact for private, corporate, or large group bookings or if dates and times are not available.

Just a hop, skip and a jump by boat or train from central London, the beautiful, riverside Royal Borough of Greenwich is a highlight of any trip to the capital. Lose all sense of time as you dive into the extraordinary history of this UNESCO world heritage site, the centre of the world for astronomy, trade and map-making and fuel your experience with regular stops for sweet treats and drinks. 

Meet your fun, local guide on the pier and marvel at London’s gem, the Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper in the country. Find out about her exciting adventures rushing crops of tea back from China and what made her one of the fastest boats of her age. 

Head to the top foodie location, Greenwich Market, to try a delicious, sweet treat with sugar, spice and all things nice. 

Wind through the village’s picturesque streets and stop into a local artisan hangout for a first class hot chocolate and mouthwatering handmade chocolates. Breathe in the majesty of the Greenwich Park as you walk to the Royal Observatory for one of the best views of London’s skyline. Stand over the Greenwich Meridian Line, longitude zero, from which all distances east and west are measured. 

Walk in the footsteps of British monarchs, generals and, more recently film stars, at Christopher Wren’s opulent Old Royal Naval College, home to the Painted Hall, Britain’s answer to the Sistine Chapel. Discover how this iconic setting has acted as a backdrop for countless films and tv series, including 007’s Skyfall, The King’s Speech and The Crown. 

Finish your tour by quenching your thirst with a refreshing cup of tea, soft drink or a half pint of locally brewed beer. 

You will then have access to selected areas of the interior of the College 

What you will eat:

• A first class hot chocolate

• Homemade chocolates

• A traditional cup of tea, a soft drink or a locally brewed beer

What you will see: 

• One of the best views of London

• London’s iconic skyline

• Greenwich Park

• The Cutty Sark (exterior)

• The Queens House (Interior)

• A lively food market

• A quaint, leafy London district

• River Thames

LET'S GET FESTIVE IN LONDON - CHRISTMAS TOUR 

·       Guided walk of London’s best Winter markets

·       Discover many neighbourhoods: including Covent Garden, Leicester Square and the South Bank

·       Two delicious festive tastings

·       Fun, local guide

·       Meet artisan producers and shop for unique Christmas gifts

·       Free time included with recommendations

·       See more than 30 iconic sites in the heart of London

·       Admire beautiful Christmas lights displays

·       Get into the festive spirit

Celebrate the festive season in London with a guided tour that combines sparkling Christmas lights, bustling markets, and seasonal tastings. From 4th November, join your local guide for a joyful walk through some of the city’s most enchanting holiday scenes.

Your journey will discover a variety of London's best Christmas markets, dazzling lights, and decorations. You'll wander past festive stalls brimming with gifts, crafts, and treats, while soaking up the holiday spirit. Along the way, enjoy two seasonal tastings — a classic mince pie and a steaming hot drink.

As you explore, discover many iconic neighbourhoods and their Christmas Markets. You will see more than 30 stunning sites, including:

- Covent Garden
- Seven Dials
- Leicester Square
- Trafalgar Square
- River views
- London Eye
- the South Bank

Hear the fascinating history behind the landmarks and learn about the traditions that have made the city one of the world’s best festive destinations. As the winter sun sets, follow your guide through London’s twinkling streets to see the famous Christmas lights displays that illuminate the city each year. Marvel at the dazzling decorations and soak up the magic.

 All our experiences are LGBTQ+ friendly.