Whether you are new to London or a seasoned traveller, this guided, small-group, 3.5-hour walking food tour takes you on a journey through the unique history, culture and heritage that Royal London has to offer including the famous landmarks such as St James Palace, The Royal Parks, Christie's, The Ritz, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus, Clarendon House, The Mall, Admiralty Arch and many more. At the end of your tour, sit down for afternoon tea – the perfect opportunity to chat to the rest of the group or get the latest London tips from your guide. The maximum participants for this tour is 12.
The departure times for Monday to Saturday tours start at 09:30 am.
The departure time for the Sunday tours starts at 10:15 am using slightly different vendors and venues. This is a perfect option for people who like to relax and get up a bit later on Sundays
An amazing spot to get a feel of a place where the royals may come to shop
A beautiful selection of world-class shops & architecture. Transports you to a whole new world. Keep your cameras ready as we may meet the special police force guarding this place here too.
We visit the Royal Academy Of Arts next & see what came into being over 250 years ago. A must-visit site to get a feel of Britain's visual art scene.
Get transported to a whole new world of Royalty as we visit the Fortnum & Masons store. The place has been in business since the 1700's & looks a class apart
Next, we visit Buckingham Palace & get to hear some fascinating stories as we see the special guards through the gates of this amazing palace.
Next we head to an amazing restaurant at Piccadilly, St. James's to have an amazing Afternoon Tea served with cakes, scones, sandwiches & more
Departure Point: We meet at the Diana Fountain Outside Green Park Underground Station, next to the Diana Fountain in the park, when you exit green park underground station)
Address: 51.50632761630571, -0.142248272895813
• Must be 18 years of age to drink alcohol
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
Departure Point: We meet at the Diana Fountain Outside Green Park Underground Station, next to the Diana Fountain in the park, when you exit green park underground station)
Address: 51.50632761630571, -0.142248272895813
Please refer to the link below for the exact location of the meeting point:
https://londonfoodtour.com/royal-london-food-tour-meeting-point/
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