PG Tips Afternoon Tea + Sightseeing Bus Tour with Buckingham Palace State Rooms
Ride a sightseeing tea bus and visit the Palace State Apartments
PG Tips Afternoon Tea + Sightseeing Bus Tour with Buckingham Palace State Rooms: tickets from €180.40, in London, United Kingdom.
From 180.4 EUR
About
Join a tea bus for a guided tour through London, with an afternoon tea prepared onboard. Visit the State Apartments at Buckingham Palace to see the rooms used by the King and the royal family. View the London Eye, St Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London, and pass by HMS Belfast and Tower Bridge. See landmarks from Waterloo to central London on this tour for a quick introduction to the city. Each summer, the Palace's State Rooms are open to visitors when not in official use, showcasing where the Royal Family holds ceremonies and official functions.
Good to know
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation up to 72h before
- Ticket
- Mobile ticket, printing optional
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
- Guided tour
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What's included
- PG Tips-branded afternoon tea bus tour
- Admission tickets to the Buckingham Palace State Rooms
- Live guide
- Afternoon Tea (including a selection of hot and cold drinks)
- Toilet onboard
Frequently asked questions
- How much are tickets for PG Tips Afternoon Tea + Sightseeing Bus Tour with Buckingham Palace State Rooms?
- Tickets for PG Tips Afternoon Tea + Sightseeing Bus Tour with Buckingham Palace State Rooms start from €180.40 on closeticket.com.
- Is there a guided tour?
- Yes, a guided tour is available in English.
- Do I need to print my ticket?
- No, a mobile ticket on your phone is accepted here, and you can always bring a printed copy if you prefer.
- Is it wheelchair accessible?
- Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
- Can I cancel my tickets?
- Yes, free cancellation up to 72 hours before your visit.
- Where is PG Tips Afternoon Tea + Sightseeing Bus Tour with Buckingham Palace State Rooms?
- PG Tips Afternoon Tea + Sightseeing Bus Tour with Buckingham Palace State Rooms is located in London, United Kingdom.