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Buckingham Palace Tour & Guard Ceremony in London - London

Buckingham Palace Tour & Guard Ceremony in London

Londoneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily walking and standing

Overview

Step inside Buckingham Palace’s opulent State Rooms and witness the iconic Changing the Guard ceremony in an exclusive small-group tour. Discover royal history up close in London’s heart.

London, England

Buckingham Palace Entrance Ticket & Changing the Guard

Pomp & Pageantry!

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the exclusive opportunity to explore Buckingham Palace during its limited opening. Enjoy the opulent interiors and gain unique insights into the Change of the Guard ceremony with a small group of just eight. This intimate tour ensures a memorable and personalized visit to the royal residence of King Charles III.

Experience the exclusive opportunity to explore Buckingham Palace during its limited opening. Enjoy the opulent interiors and gain unique insights into the Change of the Guard ceremony with a small group of just eight. This intimate tour ensures a memorable and personalized visit to the royal residence of King Charles III.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for best viewing spots

The Changing the Guard ceremony attracts large crowds; arriving early ensures you secure an optimal viewing position.

Wear comfortable shoes

You’ll be standing and walking through the palace and exterior areas, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is recommended.

Check ceremony schedules

The Changing the Guard occurs on select days; verify the schedule beforehand to align your tour date.

Bring weather-appropriate clothing

London weather can be unpredictable; pack a rain jacket or umbrella to stay comfortable outdoors.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Parks' resident pelicans
  • Urban foxes occasionally spotted in palace surroundings

History

Buckingham Palace became the monarch’s official London residence in 1837 under Queen Victoria, symbolizing over 180 years of royal governance.

Conservation

Visitor efforts promote preservation of palace interiors and respect for ceremonial traditions to maintain historical integrity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Ideal for touring the palace interiors and standing during the guard ceremony.

Weatherproof jacket

Essential

Protects against rain or wind while outdoors at the ceremony.

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Compact umbrella

Useful for sudden London showers during the outdoor portions.

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Small daypack

Convenient for carrying personal items and any necessary essentials.