Last Minute Days Out Still Available to Book for Christmas

A leading experiences provider is offering Panic-stricken Brits searching for something exciting to do over the festive period a lifeline.

It follows news that Experiences.co.uk is sprinkling some Christmas joy by announcing that it has a range of days out that can still be booked and enjoyed in the coming weeks.

London is always a popular destination at this magical time of year. Our London Days Out experiences, which show the city at its majestic best, include a Tower of London and Bus Tour With a Meal For Two or a Vintage Open-Top Bus Tour and Afternoon Tea.

Those who dread the thought of turkey and sprouts can indulge their sweet tooth with our range of Tasting Experiences. These include a Chocolate Tour for Two through glitzy Mayfair or Chelsea, where guests can sample a variety of chocolates and delicious treats along the way.

Continuing the gastronomic theme, when great food and enjoyable times are on most people’s wish lists, a Champagne and Fizz lunch experience on London’s trendy South Bank checks all the right boxes.

Watching a favourite film over Christmas is also a highlight, but why simply watch the movie when you can visit some of the filming locations featured in blockbusters, such as Notting Hill, Harry Potter, James Bond and Paddington, on our popular TV and Film Tours Experiences.

Dan Jones, operations manager at Experiences.co.uk, says: “Christmas is a time for enjoyment, spending time with others or doing something a little bit unusual.”

“We hope our experiences provide inspiration to those looking for something exciting to do over the festive period, whether it’s to be shared with others or as a treat for themself.”

Away from London, Experiences UK offers a wide range of exciting days out, including a fun Gin Masterclass and Meal for Two, which are available at 23 locations across the UK, as well as a range of paintballing experiences and an Alcatraz Prison Cocktail Experience which are available at various locations across the UK.