Don’t miss your chance to see the famous Changing of the Guard - one of London’s most famous sights!
Meeting in Green Park, we’ll take you first to Buckingham Palace, past His Majesty’s home at Clarence House, and then on to St. James’s Palace – where Henry VIII himself was living in the 1530s! Once there, we’ll be nicely in time to meet the King’s foot guards – and march alongside them on the Mall as they make their way to Buckingham Palace!
After that, join us as we continue on through Royal Westminster – and be captivated by the knowledge of your expert local guide! Walk in the footsteps of Kings and Queens, capture unbeatable photographs of iconic London landmarks, and witness the changing of the king’s horse guards on Whitehall!
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"We had an absolutely fantastic experience on the Changing of the Guard tour! From start to finish, everything was well-organized, informative, and enjoyable. Our guide was truly exceptional—knowledgeable, engaging, and full of fascinating stories that brought the history to life."
- Inga, UK, via GetYourGuide
Meet us in Green Park, the smallest of London’s eight Royal parks – before we head off on a walking tour like no other!
Marvel at the world-famous Buckingham Palace, learn of its history, and take advantage of unbeatable photo opportunities!
Head along the Mall and see Clarence House - the home of His Majesty The King! From Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, to Princes William and Harry, numerous Royal family members have called this building home since the 1820s.
Arrive at St. James's Palace, the most senior royal palace in London! Once home to Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and Charles I, it remains a royal residence to this day - and, from here, the famous Change of the Guard shall begin.
March along the Mall with the King's Guard!
Take a stroll through St. James's Park, and take in the breathtaking views from the bridge. Keep an eye out for parakeets, squirrels, and the famous family of pelicans — who are descended from those gifted to King Charles II in the 1660s.
Explore the famous Horse Guards Parade, and learn of its incredible past! Back in the 1500s King Henry VIII held jousting tournaments here, but with various war memorials and monuments Horse Guards Parade also has a rich military history.
Get acquainted with the famous Westminster Abbey! Founded in 959, this historic house of worship has hosted 16 royal weddings since the year 1100, is the building after which the entire city is named, and is the final resting place of countless historical figures.
Visit Parliament Square, stand amidst the statues of political giants, and take in the awesome view of the 11"-century Palace of Westminster. Now better-known as the Houses of Parliament, this incredible building is the home of British government.
Get up close with the 'Big Ben' clock tower - an iconic structure that is recognised the world over.
Duration
2 hours, 15 minutes
Meeting point
By the Goddess Diana statue in Green Park, immediately by Green Park Station - W1J 9DZ (If travelling by tube, you will arrive via the Victoria, Jubilee or Piccadilly lines)
Pricing
Adults
Teens (13-17 years)
Children (5-12 years)
Infants (under 5)
£18
£10
£6
free
Please note
The changing of the Royal Foot Guard will take place on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays only – weather permitting!
As the changing of both the Foot Guards and Horse Guards are ceremonies of the British Army they can, on rare occasions, be altered or even cancelled without notice being given to the tour operator.