• St. James’s - Stroll through St James Park and uncover its rich history
• Spencer House - Explore the ancestral home of Princess Diana, wandering through the hidden corners of this aristocratic area
• St. James’s Palace - Enjoy a leisurely walk through London’s most Royal Neighborhood, discovering St James Park, The Royal Mall, St James Palace, and Clarence House. Pause to admire statues, buildings, and monuments related to the British Royal Family.
• The Mall - The primary ceremonial route to Buckingham Palace
• Clarence House - The King’s residence while Buckingham Palace undergoes renovation
• Buckingham Palace - The principal Royal Residence in London. Depending on the start time, witness the Changing of the Guard Ceremony and see the Queen’s Bodyguard: the mounted Queen’s Life Guard soldiers
• Apsley House - The residence of the Duke of Wellington after his victory at the Battle of Waterloo
• Wellington Arch - Designed by Decimus Burton to commemorate Wellington’s victory at the Battle of Waterloo. It housed London’s smallest police station until 1992
• Albert Memorial - An introduction to the Albert Memorial, dedicated to Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria
• Bomber Command Memorial - Erected in 2012 during the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Year
• Royal Albert Hall - Pass by the iconic Royal Albert Hall
• Kensington Palace - Approach the Palace where Princess Diana lived, learning about its 325-year history before enjoying High Tea

• Knowledgeable Guide and Royal history walk
• The history of tea drinking in England
• Afternoon Tea of Sandwiches, Scones and Cakes, prepared daily in house
• Small Group Size - Max 10, typically less than 5
• A traditional High Tea in a beautiful setting

• Private Transport
• No entrance to Palaces / Walking tour
• Bus fare - please bring a Contactless Card or Oyster Card
• Can be purchased during the tea service

Discover the splendor of London’s royal district with a tour of its most breathtaking landmarks, followed by an authentic afternoon tea in an opulent Victorian setting, all guided by an expert.

Delve into the essence of aristocratic London, wandering through the serene corners and charmingly irregular streets of St James’ and its Tudor palace, where the King was declared monarch.

On mornings with the Changing of the Guard, observe the Old Guard’s inspection at St James Palace before trailing the band to Buckingham Palace. Walk to Wellington Arch and then board an iconic red bus for a brief ride to the Royal Albert Hall.

Enter the picturesque Kensington Gardens and learn about its 325-year history. View Princess Diana’s Statue and meander through the well-kept parkland to the 300-year-old Tea Room founded by Queen Anne. Relish a full Afternoon Tea featuring delectable sandwiches, scones, and cakes with a variety of teas. Dietary preferences are accommodated, and a children’s tea is available for the little ones.

• We offer Gluten Free, Vegetarian, Vegan & Halal on prior request

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.