Britain · WORKSHOPS
Good workshops & classes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Make four traditional London scones, sip English tea, learn the customs behind them, and take home a certificate in this one-hour workshop.
“We had so much fun. We always take some kind of cooking class where ever we travel and this workshop did not disappoint.”
Make a 200g chocolate bar at York Cocoa Works, learn how cocoa becomes chocolate, add your own flavours and toppings, and take it home.
“Great activity and the lady who gave the tour was so knowledgable and fun. Lovely workshop and delicious chocolate.”
Explore Shoreditch street art with a guide, then learn spray-paint and stencil skills in a hands-on London workshop.
“Natalie was amazing! Her love of the art helped her convey the history and culture of Street Art in a really interesting way. And the spray painting at the end was a really nice way to finish the tour, we had a blast!”
Explore East London street art, spot Banksy and Invader works, then make your own stencil and spray-painted piece in a guided workshop.
“It was a lovely afternoon, the guide was fabulous, an unforgetable experience”
Make classic, cheese, or sultana scones in Balham, then enjoy them with clotted cream, jam, and tea in a friendly 90-minute class.
“Jojo and Lola were amazing and did such a great job teaching us to make the perfect scones. They were also so personable. I want to come back to London to take their other classes.”
Make authentic pizza with JoJo in a relaxed 2.5-hour London cookery class, then bake your pizza and take fresh dough home.
“We had private pizza cookery class and it was great! Pizza was delicious! :)”
Paddle Newquay’s rocky coves with expert instruction, quality kit, coastal stories, and a chance to spot seals on this two-hour SUP tour.
Pick a city, a castle or a loch.
