England is known for fish and chips, four seasons in a day, warm ale, history in spades and of course, a deeply ingrained age-old love for pomp and ceremony. Join us as we serve a slice of world-famous ceremonial action with this small-group Changing of the Guards experience.
There is so much more to this extravagant shift change than meets the eye though- with your expert guide to lead the way, you’ll soon know your Welsh from your Grenadier guard, understand what the deal is with those fuzzy bearskin hats, hear the astounding origins of this dazzling spectacle and truly get a handle on the significance of every colour, button, mascot, symbol and movement in this most British of traditions.
From the best possible viewing point, your small group will join the guards on their journey towards Buckingham Palace as you march to the beat of their drums... but what will the music be today?
where you’ll meet your expert guide before heading to enjoy the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony.
The Mall, London, United Kingdom
Visit the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Memorials and hear the story of the royal couple who inspired the nation during World War II.
Marlborough Road, London, United Kingdom
Built on the site of an old leper hospital, did you know that St James’s is the oldest royal palace in the whole of the UK? Take in this beauty, still the official royal residence today. Visiting outside
St. James's Palace, London, United Kingdom
Stop by Clarence House, the official London residence of King Charles III, and hear stories of royal life behind its historic walls
Constitution Hill, Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom
Join us as we serve a slice of world-famous ceremonial action with this small-group Changing of the Guards experience.
Spur Road, London, United Kingdom
The most famous of King Charles III's palaces and housing a whopping 775 rooms, the stories attached to this icon have to be heard to be believed. Visiting outside
Wellington Barracks Birdcage Walk, London, United Kingdom
End your tour at Wellington Barracks, where the guards conclude the Changing of the Guard and return to their quarters.
Meet our guide by the Equestrian statue of Edward VII, Waterloo Place, London SW1Y 5ER. Arriving by tube: Take the tube to Piccadilly Circus and take exit No. 3 onto Regent Street/St. James's. Walk south down Regent Street towards St. James's Park. Waterloo Place is at the end of Regent Street.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
London를 카테고리별로 둘러보세요 - 줄 서지 않고 입장하는 티켓, 도보 투어, 당일 여행, 음식 체험 등
