Stroll along the zigzag corridors of Yu Garden and listen to the four‑century‑old whispers of Jiangnan; walk past the eclectic buildings on the Bund and feel the former glory of old Shanghai’s legendary waterfront. Amidst the plane trees of Wukang Road, the old villas hold countless stories of bygone days; in the shikumen lanes of Tianzifang, the charm of everyday life blends with a vibrant rebirth of art. Every brick and tile here is a page of history, every street and alley an echo of the past. Let us slow down, and in the folds of time, read the deepest and gentlest side of Shanghai.
READ MORETHE LANGHAM AFTERNOON TEA
The Langham, London, is widely recognized as the birthplace of English afternoon tea, a tradition that has continued unbroken since 1865.
For over 160 years, discerning gourmands have experienced afternoon tea at The Langham, served on a three-tier silver stand—featuring classic scones, delicate sandwiches, and exquisite patisserie, all accompanied by fine Darjeeling or Earl Grey tea. This very ritual and experience became the benchmark by which the "classic English afternoon tea" would be defined for generations to come.
HOURS
2 pm – 5 pm, daily
RESERVATIONS
OTHERS
The Langham Classic Afternoon Tea
Indoor, 60 guests
Smart casual
PIANO PERFORMANCE
Saturday and Sunday 2 pm-5:45 pm