Join your host near Evans Cycles and be introduced to the food tour you’re about to experience, enjoying a marvelous view of the London Bridge. Get to know the history behind the bridge that for a long time was the only bridge across the river, why it replaced the original structure, and which one was the first to cross the River Thames at this place.

Marvel at the oldest gothic church in the city and listen to the captivating story about the events it witnessed in the past centuries standing at one of the most important crossing points, the legends of its origin, and the times when it fell into disrepair. Explore the wonderful medieval architecture of the 12th-century cathedral, and additional and restoration layers of other times.

Stop by the Old Operating Thetre, where you can begin tasting the capital with a cup of tea! Pay a visit to a family teahouse, and get to know why this beverage is so popular in the United Kingdom. Perfect start with a perfectly crafted tea. This tour is ideal for those who like full immersion into the culture.

Eat your way through Borough Market. If you want to buy fresh food, taste traditional Britain dishes prepared in an old way, or feel London’s flavor this place is just for you. The most famous and the oldest market in London with 1,000-year history dates back to the early 11th century. In the 20th century, it still was a wholesale market, where the restaurant owners from across London bought up the food. Nowadays everyone can go shopping here and buy the produce of English farmers: meat, fish, eggs, fresh vegetables, fruits, etc. You’re going to find an artisanal cheese especially intriguing, as you won’t be able to taste it anywhere in the world. Start your gastronomic journey from a bar snack. For example, order a Scotch egg, a popular picnic, or party snack with Indian and Pakistani origins. Try this soft-boiled egg, wrapped in sausage meat and breadcrumbs. The combination of a crispy coat and soft yolk inside will make an impression.

Spend time wandering around the market and smell the mouthwatering flavors here and there. Explore the variety of world cuisines and try some Indian snacks called Bhaji, usually prepared with onion but have different types and also filled with vegetables making them tasty fried fritters.

Experience new South Indian delicacies and get to know the features of its preparation. You may hear some cooking secrets and explore what dough is made of. Fall in love with a climate around you and keep that moment in your memory.

Get a taste of chips with the curry. Perfect chips will be crispy outside but fluffy inside and the curry will add an incredible flavor to all that.

It’s a perfect time to grab some local ale, and gaze at the remains of medieval Winchester Palace, once one of the biggest and most important buildings in England that was almost demolished by fire in 1814 leaving only a few walls. Hear the facts about its importance and the milestones of its history, admiring its impressive 700-year old rose window.

Come over to the store that rescued the Borough Market and didn’t let it get closed, and taste different types of cheese brought here by the producers from all over the UK and Ireland. Stroll through the endless rows of cheese stalls to find something for your taste. Eating makes some of the most memorable travel experiences. Broaden your horizons and visit the Haward family that has been running their oyster business for more than 200 years. You can buy some to take away or sit down, take a sip of white sparkling wine, and watch the hustle and bustle from the side. Savor some cold cuts of all types of meat at a store with tasty sausages and choose the best for you. Find out why the Brits love pies so much by getting a taste of one of them. Excellent quality meat and the delicious dough will answer your questions when you try the award-winning pies. There is plenty of vegetarian selection as well. Revel in different tastes and fillers.

Listen to the story behind a fudge that supposed to be a “flaw” and be surprised at your uncontrollable desire to add “-less” at the end of the word. The site is nearby the Old Operating Theatre.