Charing Cross tour & afternoon tea

Extend your exclusive Hidden London tour of Charing Cross with a classic afternoon tea at one of London’s greatest 19th century railway hotels. Extend your exclusive Hidden London tour of Charing Cross with a classic afternoon tea at one of London’s greatest 19th century railway hotels. After your tour of secret areas of Charing Cross station that are not normally accessible to the public, head to one of London’s greatest railway hotels, the beautiful Clermont, to enjoy a quintessentially British afternoon tea complete with scones, finger sandwiches and homemade treats. Built on top of Charing Cross station by the Charing Cross Railway Company in 1865, the hotel’s late Victorian charm will take you back in time to the golden era of travel, offering the perfect round up to your historical tour - complete with views of the busy Strand and Trafalgar Square below. Bookings can be completed at checkout. Additional fees apply. Location: Meet inside the Northern line entrance of Charing Cross Underground station, opposite the ticket barriers. Tickets*: £91.50/£88.50 concessions & children Age: This tour is open to guests aged 10 and over. Visitors aged 10 to 16 must be accompanied by an adult. London Transport Museum is a charity. Profits from your Hidden London ticket help us continue to conserve and share London’s transport and design heritage. The side of Charing Cross Station you never see. The [Hidden London] tours are a must if visiting London and totally unique. *As well as your tour, the ticket price includes: These offers cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. This experience includes one ticket to our award winning tour of Charing Cross station per guest, as well as a ‘Clermont Afternoon Tea’ at The Clermont Hotel following the end of the tour. The meeting point for this tour is inside the Northern line entrance of Charing Cross Underground station, opposite the gate line. Please use any staircase from Charing Cross mainline station to access the ticket hall and look for the Hidden London sign.