London Christmas Afternoon Tea Bus Tour

London

Book London Christmas Bus Tour with Afternoon Tea tickets and experience the capital's festive lights in style

Step aboard a classic vintage double-decker bus and discover London's sparkling Christmas lights whilst enjoying a delicious festive afternoon tea on the move.

This magical 90-minute Christmas sightseeing experience combines some of London's most iconic festive displays with seasonal treats, warm drinks and fascinating stories about the capital's Christmas traditions.

  • Enjoy a 1.5-hour Christmas lights bus tour through central London
  • Travel aboard a vintage double-decker bus
  • See London's most famous festive light displays and landmarks
  • Indulge in a festive afternoon tea served onboard
  • Listen to entertaining stories about London's Christmas history and traditions
  • Enjoy festive music throughout your journey

Everything you need to know before your visit

  • Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Departure Point: Embankment Station (Stop 40b), London
  • Arrival Time: Please arrive 15 minutes before departure

See London's most magical Christmas displays

Relax and enjoy some of the capital's most famous festive sights as your route passes beneath the twinkling lights of Oxford Street, the world-famous displays of Regent Street and the beautifully decorated streets of London's West End.

  • Oxford Street: One of London's most iconic Christmas shopping destinations
  • Regent Street: Famous festive light installations
  • Trafalgar Square: Home to London's famous Christmas tree
  • Piccadilly Circus: Experience the capital illuminated after dark
  • Covent Garden: Admire one of London's most festive neighbourhoods
  • Knightsbridge: See luxury Christmas displays and decorations

Enjoy festive afternoon tea as you tour the city

As London sparkles around you, tuck into a delicious selection of festive treats including freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, finger sandwiches and sweet delicacies.

Your afternoon tea is accompanied by a choice of tea, coffee or soft drinks, making this the perfect way to relax and celebrate the festive season in the heart of London.

Whether you're gathering with friends, treating family members or looking for a unique Christmas experience, the London Christmas Bus Tour with Afternoon Tea offers festive sightseeing with a delicious seasonal twist.

Book your London Christmas Bus Tour with Afternoon Tea tickets today and experience the magic of Christmas from the best seat in the city.

Location

London Christmas Afternoon Tea Bus Tour

Victoria Embankment (stop 40b),
London,
WC2N 6PB
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How to find us

The London Christmas Bus Tour with Afternoon Tea departs from Embankment Station (Stop 40b), London, WC2N 6PB.

  • By Underground: Embankment Station is located directly beside the departure point and is served by the Bakerloo, Circle, District and Northern lines.
  • By train: Charing Cross Station is approximately a 5-minute walk away.
  • By bus: Numerous central London bus routes stop near Embankment and Victoria Embankment.
  • By foot: The departure point is located at Stop 40b outside Embankment Station. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
  • By car: Public parking is available at nearby central London car parks, though public transport is recommended during the festive season.
Facilities
  • Food
  • Drink
  • This tour is not wheelchair accessible
More Info
Is there commentary during the tour?

Yes! You’ll hear enchanting stories about London’s Christmas traditions and history, accompanied by joyful holiday music.

Is the bus heated?

Yes, the bus is warm and cosy — perfect for enjoying the festive views in comfort.

What do tickets include?

Tickets include a 90-minute guided Christmas lights bus tour and a festive afternoon tea featuring finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, sweet treats and your choice of tea, coffee or soft drinks.

Can dietary requirements be catered for?

Yes. Food allergies and intolerances can be accommodated. Guests should notify the operator before travelling.

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