Afternoon Tea

Type:Food & Drink

Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, Scottish Borders, Lauderdale, TD2 6RU

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Afternoon Tea

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We are delighted to launch a series of Afternoon Tea experiences which will be available to enjoy at Thirlestane on set days throughout the Spring and Summer.

You will be served in the Castle's atmospheric Victorian Kitchen with its original 19th-century range oven whilst overlooking the Rose Garden. We have teamed up with our local award-winning Lauder bakery, Firebrick Brasserie, to offer this delicious Afternoon Tea experience. The menu consists of a selection of finger sandwiches made using homemade bread and locally sourced ingredients for the fillings, and a selection of mouthwatering sweet treats.

The decadent treat can be enjoyed before or after a castle tour, or as a stand-alone memorable experience.

Please see our available dates and times below:

Sunday the 28th of May

Tour at 12:30pm | Tea at 2:00pm

Saturday the 24th of June

Tour at 12:30pm | Tea at 2:00pm

Sunday the 23rd of July

Tea at 2:00pm | Tour at 3:00pm

Sunday the 27th of August

Tea at 2:00pm | Tour at 3:00pm

Sunday the 17th of September

Tea at 2:00pm | Tour at 3:00pm

Prices: Afternoon Tea & Tour £35 | Afternoon Tea £25

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