London's Chocolate Walking Tour
London, United Kingdom
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Trip Type: Walking Tours
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
This chocolate tour in London is a chocoholic’s heaven! Explore the glamorous area of Mayfair with your expert guide and learn about the history of chocolate while sampling six chocolate delights. This 2.5-hour guided walking tour will take you to some of the finest chocolatiers in London including Paul A Young, Hotel Chocolat and Ladurée. You'll also visit some famous department stores, like Liberty of London and Fortnum & Mason. This is a great way to get to know London while enjoying some delicious treats!
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This chocolate tour in London is a chocoholic’s heaven! Explore the glamorous area of Mayfair with your expert guide and learn about the history of chocolate while sampling six chocolate delights. This 2.5-hour guided walking tour will take you to some of the finest chocolatiers in London including Paul A Young, Hotel Chocolat and Ladurée. You'll also visit some famous department stores, like Liberty of London and Fortnum & Mason. This is a great way to get to know London while enjoying some delicious treats!
Your 2.5-hour guided walking tour takes place in London’s glamorous Mayfair area. At a relaxed pace, your expert guide will lead you down Bond Street to several boutique chocolate shops, where you’ll tantalize your taste buds by sampling six delectable chocolate treats. You’ll also learn some fascinating facts about the history of chocolate in London.
Visit the famous Fortnum & Mason department store, Liberty of London and Choccywoccydoodah, whose chocolaty creations are almost too beautiful to eat. Stop by the iconic French store Ladurée, serving some of the best hot chocolate in London, and Prestat, which makes chocolate so good even the queen enjoys them!
These chocolate boutiques offer delicious truffles, chocolate-covered coffee beans, brownies and luxurious dark chocolates -- if you do decide to take home some treats, it'll be a tough choice!
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