Love London

VALID FOR 18 MONTHS
£59.00
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Love London

VALID FOR 18 MONTHS
£59.00

IN A NUTSHELL

  • A choice of exciting activities
  • Enjoy London's lively vibe
  • Something for everyone
Product Details

IN A NUTSHELL

  • A choice of exciting activities
  • Enjoy London's lively vibe
  • Something for everyone

Many consider London to be the greatest city in the world, celebrated for its rich history, stunning architecture, and endless activities. It's a place where the past and present collide in a truly unforgettable way.

This voucher offers you the chance to choose from a range of extraordinary gift experiences in the heart of the nation’s capital. Whether you’re a frequent visitor or exploring London for the first time, you’re in for a truly one-of-a-kind adventure.

Discover the magic of the Big Smoke with these remarkable experiences, designed to cater to every interest and taste.

Experiences include:

Days Out

  • Hampton Court Bike Tour for 2
  • Harry Potter Walking Tour for Three
  • James Bond Walking Tour of London for Four
  • London Pub Tour for Two
  • Mary Poppins Tour of London for Four
  • Paddington Walking Tour for Four
  • Paranormal Activity Tour for Two
  • Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour of London for Four
  • Superhero London Tour for Four
  • Two Tickets to the London Bridge Experience and London Tombs
  • Windsor Castle Bike Tour for Two

Food & Drink

  • Afternoon Tea at Number Twelve for Two
  • Afternoon Tea for Two at the Ambassadors Bloomsbury Hotel
  • Cocktails and Nibbles at Map Maison
  • Macaroon Making in the City
  • The Original Chocolate Making Workshop
Product Reference: 73440
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About this Experience
Availability: The availability will vary depending on your chosen experience, as will the seasons.

Duration: The duration will vary depending on your chosen experience.

Minimum Age: The minimum age will vary depending on your chosen experience.

Weather Dependent: This experience is not dependant on the weather.
Tested by Us
To make sure each and every experience creates the most memorable moments at the highest quality, we have our own team test them as often as we can.

Stacey from Customer Service

Each bike had its own royal name ranging from Anne to Henry. The bikes were vintage and had a spacious basket...

What did you get up to? The meeting point for the tour was Hampton Court train station, which is a cute little station, located next to the palace. Once our group all arrived it was time to set off and collect our bikes. The tour started behind a pub over the bridge called the Prince of Wales. Each bike had its own royal name ranging from Anne to Henry. The bikes were vintage and had a spacious basket for us to pop our belongings in. Within our group there were 8 people which is the average sized group for the tour. Here is where our guide introduced herself and allowed us to test out the bike, all seats were adjustable to suit our needs. Hampton Court is located on the edge of Richmond upon Thames due to the fabulous weather the streets were buzzing with people coming to visit the palace. The guide advised us it would be better to walk our bikes over to the palace instead of biking due the busy streets and narrow bridge. As soon as we reached the palace grounds, our guide informed us of where were going during the tour – through the gardens, along Chestnut Avenue, through the parks which were Henry VIII’s hunting grounds to the pub for a nice refreshment and back along the palace grounds via a bike trail next to the Thames. Our guide led the tour, and everyone could go at their own pace, she would stop at different places and wait for everyone to arrive before telling us stories and the history of Hampton court. The ground was flat and easy to bike around however the bikes do take a little getting used too. The pub is called the White Hart which has a lovely beer garden full of flowers and live music which made for a perfect pit stop. Everyone had time to enjoy the scenery and a much-needed drink before setting off back to Hampton Court whilst riding along the river Thames. The tour ended at the palace where the guide told us about Henry and his many wives. After which we were welcome to spend the day in the grounds or exploring the facilities. What did you enjoy the most? We really enjoyed the relaxing pace and seeing sites of London we wouldn’t normally get to see. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable to it felt like we came away knowing so much about London’s history.

Top Tip

Ensure you arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the tour start time.

Where Did

Hampton Court, London


James from Purchasing

The final and my favourite stop was the Bianca Road Brewery Co, an American themed brewery with a Jamaican vibe...

What did you get up to? We arrived at Hiver Tap Room and met our helpful guide Paul, he introduced himself and explained the itinerary for the next few hours. Our first beer of the day was the Hiver Blonde, Paul explained the tasting notes and the fact the beer is made with pure honey! Definitely something different and I will be looking out for this in the shops. We then moved on to Anspach & Hobday where I tried the stout porter, this was very different to the previous beer as it was a lot darker and bitter. Paul explained the history of the brewery and tap room as well. Once we had finished our drinks we had a short walk to Brew by Numbers, here I tried the Berliner Weisse, I have never tried a beer like this before, and it was very similar to a fruit cider but had the bitterness of a beer, perfect for a hot summer’s day! The final and my favourite stop was the Bianca Road Brewery Co, an American themed brewery with a Jamaican vibe, Paul explained how this brewery came to be and we even got to meet the owner! I tried the Salt Lake Shake which is a cinnamon and ginger milkshake IPA this was a very interesting combination of flavours and something I would definitely try again. Overall a very enjoyable day and it opened my eyes to the craft beer scene in Bermondsey’s. What did you enjoy the most? My favourite stop was the Bianca Road Brewery Co. The vibe was super fun and I loved the Salt Lake Shake!

Top Tip

Try all the different types of beer on offer, you may be pleasantly surprised!

Where Did

UK Brewery Tours, Bermondsey


Natasha from Sales

We were then taken to an elite cheesemongers called Paxton and Whitfield.

What did you get up to? The tour started in Mayfair where we were taken to Fortnum and Mason where we were treated to 2 different types of cheese, one of which was an amazing double truffle Gloucester cheese! I didn’t think I liked Gloucester until that day. We were then taken to an elite cheesemongers called Paxton and Whitfield, probably one of the oldest cheese vendors in the business. We tried some fantastic blue cheese! We moved on to Lina Stores where we tried cheese which has been soaked and matured in red wine and also we also tried a prosecco one. I hadn’t tried cheese like that before. After this, we had a little sit down outside and ate a slice of margarita pizza at an adorable pizzeria not too far from Lina Stores. Once we had finished sitting down the tour guide brought over some goats’ cheese for us too! What did you enjoy the most? The truffle Gloucester was definitely my favourite out of the lot!

Top Tip

1. As there are so many different types of cheese to try I recommend not to eat beforehand. 2. Wear comfortable shoes as you will be walking around London to all the best places to try cheese.

Where Did

London


Tara from Customer Service

I would definitely return and recommend visiting to those who haven't. Would also be good in big groups.

What did you get up to? Today we visited the London Bridge and London tombs experience. The whole event was thrilling and lasted around 60 minutes. There is so much to learn about and we found out so much about the dark history of London. What did you enjoy the most? We really enjoyed seeing all scary replications and learning about London’s dark history.

Top Tip

Get ready to pose as there's a picture between the tour!

Where Did

The London Bridge and London Tombs (London)


Olga from Marketing

See London from a different perspective!

What did you get up to? Our experience started with an Afternoon Tea at Novotel London Bridge. From the beginning, staff members were all very welcoming and to our surprise one of them visited our hometown in Ukraine. All cakes were not only photo worthy but scrumptious as well. We were also given a drinks menu, from which we ordered a cappuccino and a green tea which came in a lovely tea pot. After this we went to The View From The Shard. After the elevator took us up to the 68th floor, we had the option to walk up three more floors. Whilst going up, we had a lot of fun looking for beloved London attractions: St Paul Cathedral, Tower Bridge and Tower of London. Everything was decorated for the Queen’s Jubilee and felt highly appropriate as we continued embracing Britishness after our Afternoon Tea. What did you enjoy the most? For example: Our favourite part of the experience was tasting all the lovely cakes and taking photos and videos of them, while catching up. At the Shard my favourite spot was roofless terrace with all the photo zones. It was also interesting to see London from a different perspective.

Top Tip

1. Floor 68 is quieter vs. the top floor and perfect for taking photos :) 2. Leave time for a lovely walk down the Thames 3. Leave space in your tummy for all the cakes.

Where Did

Southwark, London

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