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LONDONTHE DORCHESTERTwo day itinerary: TeenagersBold, vibrant and at the centre of countless burgeoning trends, teenagers won’t need much convincing of London’s many

attractions. From a morning at the Making of Harry Potter to shopping, ice cream, and a twilight Jack the Ripper Walking Tour,

this two-day London itinerary is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

Day OneStart your day out in London with a visit to the Making of Harry Potter at Warner Bros. Take the train from London Euston

station for the 20-minute journey to Watford Junction, where you can catch the direct shuttle to the studio.

CAMDEN MARKET T: 020 3763 9900 | Camden Lock Place, London, NW1 8AF

At its busiest on a weekend but never less than a frenetic hub of activity, Camden’s iconic market

manages to be both a tourist favourite and a popular meeting point for locals. You can expect to

find numerous stalls selling everything from vintage garments to handcrafted jewellery, upcycled

furniture to fresh doughnuts.

Chin Chin Labs is then just a minute’s walk from Camden Market.

CHIN CHIN LABST: 07885 604 284 | 49-50 Camden Lock Place, London, NW1 8AF

Chin Chin Labs is located in the centre of Camden Town and offers an alternative to traditional ice

cream with an ever-changing menu of imaginative flavours like Pondicherry Vanilla and Apple &

Sage sorbet. The ice cream is prepared using liquid nitrogen in their Soho kitchen, and the parlour

is designed to look like a science lab, which adds to its idiosyncratic charm.

From Chin Chin Labs, the Roundhouse is just a five-minute walk away.

THE MAKING OF HARRY POTTERT: 0345 084 0900 | Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, Studio Tour Drive, Leavesden, WD25 7LR

This studio tour is a fascinating insight into the making of a wildly successful movie franchise,

and has been created to appeal to every demographic. The studio houses familiar sets – including

Gryffindor common room and Diagon Alley – and displays a vast array of props and costumes.

Then, catch the shuttle back to Watford Junction station to get the train to London. From Euston

station, Camden Market is 20 minutes’ walk or a 10-minute taxi ride.

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Day twoTake your teens on a 20-minute taxi journey from the hotel to the Thames Rockets departure point for the first activity of the day.

JACK THE RIPPER TOURT: 020 8530 8443 | Aldgate East Tube Station (Exit 4), Whitechapel High Street, London, E1 1FE

It’s been over a century since his crimes were committed, but Jack the Ripper’s notoriety remains

undiminished. Knowledgeable guides may retrace his steps on this fascinating walking tour, but

it’s the claustrophobic streets and dark alleyways of London’s East End that truly make for an

unsettling and atmospheric backdrop to this most enduring of mysteries.

To get back to the hotel, take a 30-minute taxi ride from Aldgate East station.

CLUEQUESTT: 0779 877 2382 | 169-171 Caledonian Road, London, N1 0SL

Advertised as a live escape game, clueQuest sees small teams of three to five solve various logic-

based puzzles in a bid to release themselves from a locked room. An unusual premise it may be,

but the experience is exhilarating and allows a rare bonding opportunity between family members

of all ages.

Next, catch a taxi for the 15-minute journey to the National Centre for Circus Arts.

THAMES ROCKETST: 020 7928 8933 | Boarding Gate One, The London Eye Millennium Pier, London, SE1 7PB

Departing from underneath the London Eye, Thames Rockets offers a thrilling alternative to the

traditional sightseeing river cruise. Taking to the Thames at high velocity, these powerful speedboats

are captained by knowledgeable guides who discuss the iconic landmarks with a light-hearted zeal

that befits the zippy mode of transport.

Then, head to clueQuest, just half an hour away by taxi or take the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines

from Westminster to King’s Cross St. Pancras, followed by a 10-minute walk.

YOUNG CREATIVES AT THE ROUNDHOUSET: 0300 6789 222 | Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Road, London, NW1 8EH

This wide-ranging programme of workshops and drop-in sessions is designed to nurture young

creative talent. Held throughout the year at Camden’s famous live performance venue, it’s a

valuable experience for any teenager interested in media, music and performing arts – perfect for

those looking for hands-on experience coupled with expert advice.

For the final stop of the day, take a 35-minute taxi ride to Aldgate East station for the 7pm Jack the

Ripper Tour, which starts from outside exit 4 of the tube station.

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All journey times are approximate and subject to variation.

NATIONAL CENTRE FOR CIRCUS ARTST: 020 7613 4141 | Coronet Street, London, N1 6HD

Housed in the spectacular setting of an old Victorian power station, The National Centre for Circus

Arts provides training across the full spectrum of circus skills. On their Saturday Youth Experience

Days, teenagers are given the opportunity to learn traditional talents like trapeze and tightrope

walking under the guidance of qualified trainers.

Boxpark Shoreditch is then only 10 minutes’ walk from the National Centre for Circus Arts.

PIZZA EAST SHOREDITCHT: 020 7729 1888 | 56 Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JJ

Housed in a former tea warehouse, Pizza East Shoreditch serves some of London’s most popular

pizzas. With a daily changing specials menu, a roster of moreish antipasti and delicious handmade

pizzas, fresh from the wood-oven, there’s plenty to please the trickiest teens here.

The hotel is then a 35-minute taxi ride away from Pizza East Shoreditch.

SHOP AT BOXPARK SHOREDITCHT: 020 7033 2899 | 2-10 Bethnal Green Road, London, E1 6GY

A shopping park with a distinctive East London twist, Shoreditch’s Boxpark has turned retail therapy

into an art form with a wide range of pop-up stores selling their wares from repurposed shipping

containers. The brands and restaurants on offer here are far from your typical high street chains,

and have turned the once derelict area into a buzzing retail destination.

Walk around the corner from Boxpark for dinner at Pizza East Shoreditch.