• Trafalgar Square - The journey begins at Trafalgar Square, a key landmark in London that’s easy to locate and closely tied to the origins of the ceremony.
• St. James’s Palace - This palace, comparable to Buckingham Palace, is a must-visit destination. It is also the location where the Guard completes their duty.
• Buckingham Palace - Accompany the Guards and the ceremonial band as they proceed down The Mall towards Buckingham Palace.
• Wellington Barracks - This grand Georgian barracks is the starting and ending point of the Changing of the Guard, where the new Guard takes over.
• Clarence House - The Changing of the Guard experience concludes outside Clarence House, the residence of the King and Queen, just a short distance from Buckingham Palace. This is a final chance to see the Guards and the ceremonial band, with a good possibility of spotting the Horse Guards as well. From here, it’s a brief walk to Green Park or St James’s Park stations, or about a 15-minute walk to Trafalgar Square or Parliament Square.

• Expert guides
• Lots of fun
• A great time

• Gratuities/tips

Guided by a historian and crafted by a former Guardsman, this walking tour offers the ultimate experience to witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Participants will gain historical insights, insider tips, and access to prime viewing spots. They will also have the opportunity to walk alongside the New and Old Guards as they parade down The Mall. Rest assured, the experience is as thrilling as it sounds.

In addition to Buckingham Palace, the tour includes visits to St James’s Palace and Clarence House, providing an understanding of how these royal residences play a role in this renowned ceremony. With a bit of luck, there might even be a chance to see the King and Queen.

Importantly, the tour promises plenty of fun and laughter throughout, as evidenced by numerous five-star reviews.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.