Listed alphabetically by country.
England
Brown's Hotel
London, England
When we discovered that Agatha Christie drew inspiration for Bertram's Hotel, in her Miss Marple detective novel, from Brown's Hotel in London, we knew that afternoon tea at Brown's Hotel would be an unforgettable experience. As London's first hotel, opening in 1837, Brown's has a rich history and has received many accolades for its afternoon tea in the famed English Tea Room.
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Harrods
London, England
At the top of our des-tea-nations list, is afternoon tea at The Georgian at Harrods. In addition to the array of delicious tea sandwiches and scones, you select your choice of tea from Harrods' private tea gardens!
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Ireland
Powerscourt Estate Enniskerry, Ireland
As the country with the largest tea consumers per capita, the Irish are masters of tea service. The Sugar Loaf Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton Powerscourt offers three teas a day - morning tea, afternoon tea and high tea!
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Zurich, Switzerland
At Eden Au Lac tea is served from 14 to 17 o'clock :) We fell in love with Switzerland on our first European tour when we visited Lucerne and Lugano. We've been scouting Swiss tea venues ever since!
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Turkey
Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet
Istanbul, TurkeyOur fascination with Istanbul began upon reading Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express - we have dreamed of visiting this lovely city ever since. Four Seasons Istanbul at Sultanahmet offers afternoon tea in it's lovely yellow-walled lounge.
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