Indulge in the festive charm of Christmas Lights as you relish a delightful Christmassy Afternoon Tea aboard Brigit's Christmas Afternoon Tea Bus Tour.
As you enjoy your festive Afternoon Tea, absorb the vibrant culture, iconic landmarks, and rich history of London. Our London Routemaster bus promises awe-inspiring views of renowned attractions like Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St James's Park, Hyde Park, The Royal Albert Hall, Marble Arch, Nelson's Column, Downing Street, and more. It's not merely a tea; it's an exploration of London's bright heritage.
Why opt for us? Take pride in choosing the original classic tour, conducted on the iconic 1960s Routemaster bus. Our dedication to preserving tradition and creating enduring memories sets us apart.
The 17:00 & 17:30 tours take a distinctive route along Regent Street, offering a splendid view of the Christmas Lights while you savour your delightful afternoon tea.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes<br/>Alcohol: Must be pre-booked<br/>Central London: Starting from Victoria Coach Station - Bus 1<br/>Classic Routemaster
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes<br/>Alcohol: Must be pre-booked<br/>Classic Routemaster
Our 1960's Vintage Routemaster buses drive through the streets of Central London, taking in some of the City’s best sights, whilst you indulge in the fabulous Afternoon Tea. The bus is equipped with a recorded guided commentary.
Drive Past Harrods and Knightsbridge
Discover Hyde Park and Mayfair
Learn the History of London
All our Classic Afternoon Tea Buses are departing from Victoria COACH Station on Buckingham Palace Road at the junction with Elizabeth Bridge.
Just a 10 min walk from Victoria Station.
Please check the gate information INSIDE the Coach Station.
The bus leaves and returns from the same point.
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London Waterloo, London King's Cross
Victoria Coach Station, Earls Court, Farringdon
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