Combine an afternoon of sightseeing on an open-top bus and boat with a traditional cream tea at Harrods.
Photo: getyourguide.co.ukRide an open-top sightseeing bus
After boarding a vintage 1960's double-decker bus at Victoria Coach Station you'll head towards Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament for a photo stop outside Westminster Abbey.
Photo: viator.comAfter passing Nelson's Column, Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus you'll stop for some photos outside the King's official residence at Buckingham Palace.
Photo: pelago.comAs you're travelling along a live guide will be sharing some interesting information and amusing stories about all the sights you're seeing, helping you to learn some of London's amazing history as you go.
Cruise down the river in a sightseeing boat
Photo: Craig CrossAfter passing St. Paul's Cathedral your ride will come to an end outside the Tower of London where you can take some pictures of Tower Bridge.
Photo: Craig CrossAfter a short history lesson from the guide you'll transfer onto a modern catamaran for a 30-minute ride back down the river past The Shard and Shakespeare's Globe towards the London Eye.
Photo: viator.comCream tea with scones and jam at Harrods
After leaving the boat at Westminster Pier your afternoon will finish in style with a visit to Harrods - the world's most luxurious department store.
Photo: viator.comYour 45-minute cream tea will include a selection of different teas and traditional English scones, served with clotted cream and one of Harrods' exclusive preserves.
Your comments and questions
Janet Green Berkenbile Is this wheelchair accessible?
Staff Hi Janet. Unfortunately not, no. It’s on one of the old vintage double-decker buses, before they had ramps and wheelchair spaces. So its not wheelchair accessible - viator.tp.st/jzjkfqIp
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