Britain · AFTERNOON TEA EXPERIENCES
Sandwiches, scones, a pot that keeps coming. These 9 range from a hotel drawing room to a bus doing laps of Westminster and a boat on the Thames, priced, timed and clear about how much food actually arrives.
Enjoy traditional afternoon tea, scones, and London landmarks on a 90-minute Thames cruise from Tower Pier to Parliament.
“All excellence from all staff and quality of cakes etc. very good value!!”
Enjoy London landmarks, afternoon tea, scones, sandwiches, and Prosecco on a 90-minute double-decker bus tour from $64.
“(+) Friendly guides, great music, and not just a small snack but almost a full lunch. (-) It's a bit of a shame that not all guests can sit facing forward.”
Review of British Museum afternoon tea, with organic teas, scones, museum setting, practical tips, price advice, and dietary details.
“A little bit expensive. Too much food for 2 people!”
Cruise Oxford’s river, pass boathouses and Rose Island, and enjoy fresh scones, sandwiches, cakes, and tea aboard a small boat.
“This Oxford river cruise was everything I had hoped for and more. The skipper was knowledgeable, engaging, and fun, sharing fascinating stories that carried us across centuries. The scenery was breathtaking: parks, flowers, tree-lined banks, and charming boathouses where people actually live. The river felt peaceful and uncrowded, with just the right balance of nature and life along the water. What made the experience especially enjoyable was the pacing. The skipper alternated lively narration with quiet stretches of sailing, accompanied by a beautifully curated playlist of music. This created moments of reflection and calm that allowed everyone to enjoy the surroundings. Passengers of all a...”
Review the Taylor Swift afternoon tea bus in London, with music, scones, prosecco, landmark views, prices, food, and practical tips.
“The hole tour felt like a big scam the food was not very good and me and my friend where very disappointed by the end of the tour it felt overpriced and the stuff working on the bus where not very nice we felt like if we went on a hop on hop off bus we would have gotten allot more out of the experience it felt more like a party bus not a tour because we didn’t learn anything we just drove around listening to Taylor Swift absolutely not worth the 60 euro.”
Review of Blackpool Tower Ballroom afternoon tea, with live Wurlitzer music, dancing, sandwiches, scones, cakes, and practical booking tips.
“To see the Ballroom as seen so many times on tv-its a thing to see And to feel part of it with the Wurlitzer being played and afternoon tea is great”
Tour Hampton Court Palace with a lively guide, then enjoy traditional afternoon tea and full-day access to the Tudor palace and gardens.
“Our guide was fantastic. He knew several spots that were great for pictures. All in all money well spent”
Tour the National Gallery’s masterpieces, then enjoy scones, sandwiches, pastries, and tea at Ochre in central London.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and made the paintings come alive. I loved this tour! The tea was also very nice. I had tea and my husband had a cappuccino and we got a lovely tray of sandwiches, scones and desserts. Delicious!”
Review of The Milestone Hotel afternoon tea in London, with elegant surroundings, fresh scones, fine sandwiches, and an optional glass of Champagne.
“En charmerande dörrvakt. Hela hotellet hade en fantastisk miljö. Trevlig personal. Hit vill man åter.”
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