


Once we got to Hammersmith we went straight to Tower Hill, which is where The Tower bridge is as well as The Tower of London (a famous castle where Anne Boleyn got beheaded). Next we jumped on our City Cruises boat at Tower Millennium pier and went off for an hour and a half to enjoy the views of London while having afternoon tea.

The boat experience was great, it was very clean and staff were friendly and more than happy to help. The food was good too, but as mentioned in my vlog, it wasn't the best afternoon tea I've ever had. However, it did tick all the boxes in terms of what to expect (sandwiches, cakes and scones of course, as well as unlimited tea and coffee). The areas where I thought it lacked was that it didn't offer a variety of tea - I had heartburn that day so I fancied a ginger tea however they didn't have any. The scones were quite dry and I found the salmon a bit tough.


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Filmed on my Panasonic DMC-G80MEB-K
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ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful city cruise, which looks even more beautiful in the afternoon. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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