London · WORKSHOPS
London trips always run a day short. These 3 workshops & classes justify the time, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes, not an evening.
In a one-hour workshop above De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar, an English-speaking instructor guides you through making four scones while you sip tea and hear about scone and tea traditions. Eat one warm, take the others home, and leave with a British Baking Certificate. Instructors have included Ron and Danni.
“Kiddos LOVED it! Scones were tasty and we really enjoyed the entire experience!”
Explore Shoreditch and Whitechapel on a two-hour guided street art walk, then make your own piece in a 45-minute spray-painting workshop. Guides such as Laura, Eva, Josh, Natalie, and Ava have led the tour, though your guide may vary. Materials and a card to paint are included; bring an umbrella in case of rain.
“This tour was fantastic! I often struggle between signing up for a tour or just wandering around on my own. Without a doubt I got WAY more out of my visit by having a guide. Laura was not only extremely knowledgeable but she was also enthusiastic and clearly loved sharing what she knew. Also glad that I signed up for the workshop afterward; it was SO much fun!! There was a young, budding artist in our group and Laura was so encouraging with him. Fantastic experience all around.”
At this 60-minute West End workshop, a local instructor guides you through mixing, shaping, and baking traditional English scones. You’ll hear about scones and tea, then eat your warm creations with jam and clotted cream. Tea, baking equipment, at least three scones, and a certificate are included. Hosts named in accounts include Ron, Danni, and Rob.
“This was the perfect London experience! We really enjoyed the cooking class as they explained the process step by step and provided the history of scones. Great afternoon!”
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