A visit to one of London's premier attractions followed by afternoon tea at Fortnum and Mason
What is involved in this pampering day?
Enjoy England's capital city with a trip to a top London attraction, followed by a delightful afternoon tea at iconic Fortnum and Mason. You could watch the changing of the guards at the Household Cavalry Museum, or witness the man-made triumph of Tower Bridge or St. Pauls Cathedral. Followed by a scrumptious afternoon tea at Fortnum and Mason, youre guaranteed a day out to remember!
Whats on the agenda?
Please chose from on of the following experiences:St. Pauls (Ludgate Hill, London)This building needs little introduction. Designed by world-renowned architect Christopher Wren, featuring an organ once played by Mendelssohn, with one of the largest Cathedral domes in the world (weighing in at approximately 65 thousand tonnes) St. Pauls Cathedral is a true London icon! Why not test the acoustics of the Whispering Gallery, tread the footsteps of some of history's greatest and take in the stunning architecture of this centuries-old cathedral. The Household Cavalry Museum (Westminster, London)The Household Cavalry Museum offers a journey into the history, heroes and endeavours of the British Armys senior regiment, from 1661 to the present day. You will be able to view the troopers preparing their horses, enjoy many fascinating exhibitions, and even try on real helmets and cuirasses. The experience is completed with the changing of the guard, the guard inspection or mounted sentry changes. Tower Bridge (Tower Hill, London)One of the great engineering success stories of it's age, Tower Bridge is a fascinating study into the potential of human endeavour, and a classic landmark that symbolises Englands proudest achievements. There are films, displays and hands-on exhibitions that chart the story of Tower Bridge, and spectacular high-level walkways which offer stunning views of London, 42 meters above the Thames. You will then be invited to dine at one of Piccadillys most prestigious addresses. For 300 years Fortnum and Mason has been supplying London with the ultimate in style and cuisine. Positioned within the beautiful facades of Piccadilly, you'll discover delightfully arranged windows, regal entrances and unfettered luxury. Your afternoon tea will take place in St. James Restaurant on the third floor, with its unforgettably grand atmosphere, faultless service, and outstanding food. Youll be served a selection of blended teas, traditional sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and tangy jam, and classic pastries, all of the highest quality available. The quintessentially British way to top off a London day out!
Additional Information
This voucher is valid for ten months, for one person. Choose one of these attractions. Children are welcome for an additional fee, please ring ahead to arrange. Tower Bridge opens daily from 10am, with last admission at 5pm, and close at 6pm. There is full disabled access. St Pauls is open Mon-Sat from 8.30am, with last admission at 4pm. There is disabled access. Please note: St. Pauls may close at short notice due to special services of worship. The Household Cavalry Museum is open 10am-6pm during March-September, and 10am-5pm October to February. There is full disabled access. Due to the age of the building there are some areas which wheelchair users will find difficult to access. These experiences either close around Christmas or offer reduced opening times, please mention when booking if you would like to book a date around Christmas. All dates subject to availability.
Where is the pampering day?
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This product was added to our catalogue on Monday 20 September, 2010.
