LONDON · TEA TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 15 london tea tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
See London from a 1960s Routemaster bus while enjoying classic afternoon tea, unlimited hot drinks, and recorded sights commentary.
Most Popular“While the afternoon tea was very nice, and our kids enjoyed the experience, it is difficult for the bus to travel far in London traffic and this impacts the experience. Also some of the audio was hard to hear.”
A 90-minute London double-decker bus ride with afternoon tea plus Prosecco or a soft drink, passing the Tower of London and St Paul’s.
“Great experience, we all loved it! Food was amazing, catered for as a pescatarian (would normally just be given cheese), which was really refreshing! Plenty of time to relax and take it all in. Driver and guide really friendly, we were looked after from start to finish. Would recommend 😊”
A guided stroll through Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park history, followed by classic Royal High Tea in the Orangery near Kensington Palace.
“Our tour guide was fantastic and very knowledgeable. Answered all our questions and was very funny as well! Kids had a blast with the walk”
90-minute Thames afternoon tea from Tower Pier with unlimited tea/coffee, scones and sandwiches, and landmark views.
“16th birthday treat for girls. Perfect! The girls had a lovely time and enjoyed the treats and views on offer .”
Afternoon tea on a double-decker bus with panoramic London views and Prosecco or soft drink, passing Buckingham, Westminster, the Eye, and more.
“Great way to take in all the sites and try new things. The sweets were great, the tea sandwiches were not for picky eaters.”
Make traditional London scones with tea in central London, learn the history, get a certificate, and take home fresh bakes in 60 minutes.
“My friend and I both thought it was great! We enjoyed the history information as well. Excited to try making scones back home in the US. Definitely a highlight of our visit to London.”
Sip afternoon tea on a 1960s Routemaster with live guided sights of London from Embankment. Scones, sweets, and drinks included.
“We had such a fun time,the whole ambiance was really cute. Zarsha was such a sweetheart and she accommodated us so kindly since we came with our baby”
London coach panoramas plus afternoon tea, then a timed visit to Buckingham Palace State Rooms at 4:15 PM with an included headset tour.
“Oh my!! The Palace is opulent beyond expectations. Wish photos were allowed in the State Rooms as you cannot describe the splendor.”
Sip organic teas under the British Museum’s glass roof. 1.5-hour afternoon tea with scones, sandwiches, and optional Prosecco from $58.
“Very enjoyable. Good value. Lovely crockery added to the ambiance. Great scones.”
Enjoy high tea on a double-decker bus in London, cruising past Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and more from Victoria Coach Station.
“The activity was amazing! Clearly located and advertised. The bus was adorable, the food was great (AMAZING macarons) and they had a refreshing selection of cold drinks for summer, all refillable. Since it was so hot they also gave out fans. We also got a cute cup. The guides were so fun and made us…”
Guided walk through Kensington Gardens and Palace grounds, then afternoon tea in the Orangery with royal stories and Welsh-butter scones.
“It was very enjoyable and the high tea was delicious!”
Walk Kensington Palace Gardens with a guide, then enjoy Orangery royal high tea: sandwiches, scones, cakes, and quality tea.
“It was very enjoyable and the high tea was delicious!”
Notting Hill Walking Tour with cream tea wraps up near Kensington Gardens and Royal Albert Hall, plus film spots and Princess Diana’s memorial.
“Lost the tour director in the market. Went to meeting point. But no one was there. So we never saw Kensington gardens, Diana’s memorial or had cream tea. Very disappointed. Wouldn’t recommend!”
Make classic British scones in London’s West End with an expert baker, then enjoy jam, clotted cream, and English tea in a small group.
“We had such a great time making scones! This workshop is so well organized, in a really cute location, and the hosts were very friendly and fun!”
Hampton Court palace and gardens with a guided Tudor tour plus traditional afternoon tea. Full-day entry, small group, great value.
“We were met at 11 am at the Hampton Court Train Station. Our guide was excellent. I am sorry I don't remember his name. Very good tour. Thorough and entertaining. Great way to discover the Palace and grounds. Highly recommend!”
