Discover the history of the tea trade in London on a guided walking tour through the Square Mile’s most significant tea landmarks. Led by a qualified City of London guide, this immersive experience explores the origins, traditions and cultural significance of tea in British society, as well as the City's role as a global centre of the tea trade.
The tour ends with cream tea at London Wall Tea & Coffee, where you can enjoy a scone with jam and cream accompanied by your choice of single-estate tea. Whether you’re a devoted tea enthusiast or simply curious, this is the perfect opportunity to deepen your appreciation for Britain's favourite drink, while seeing its history brought to life in the City.
Meet at the exit of Tower Hill underground station (next to CitizenM hotel)
The end point is near Barbican, Farringdon, St Paul's and Moorgate underground stations
Known as the "street of tea", this was once the central hub of tea trading and home to the London Tea Auction.
We'll take a wander down some of the Square Mile's atmospheric alleyways to find the sites of the first tea and coffee shops in London.
Enjoy a scone with jam and cream, accompanied by your choice of tea, at London Wall Tea & Coffee. Afterwards, you'll have time to explore the store's global collection of ethically sourced rare and premium single-estate teas. A real treat for tea connoisseurs, it's home to 184 loose-leaf teas from around the world.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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