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4.6
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Experiences
4.6
(890 Customer Reviews)
Guided Buckingham Palace Tour with Changing of the Guards
The Buckingham Palace State rooms are only open to the public for 2 months a year!
Only Available July & August
1 hour 45 minutes
Free Cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Highlights of the experience
Experience the world renowned changing of the Buckingham Palace guards complete with band, presentation of arms and the handing over of the keys
Skip the lines with pre-arranged, guaranteed entry into the Buckingham Palace State Rooms, which are only open to the public 2 months of the year
Explore the rooms and learn all about Buckingham Palace and its inhabitants past and present
Make the most of this limited opportunity headed by an expert tour guide in a small group of no more than 25 people
What's Included:
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Entry into Buckingham Palace
Expert Guided Tour in a group of 25 or less
What's Not Included:
Access to the King’s Gallery (available separately)
Buckingham Palace Tour with Changing of the Guards offers an unmissable opportunity to explore Britain's most celebrated royal residence while witnessing one of London's most acclaimed ceremonies. This comprehensive experience combines exclusive access to the magnificent State Rooms with prime viewing of the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony. Visitors gain remarkable insights into royal traditions spanning centuries, making this tour an essential addition to any London itinerary. The palace serves as both the administrative headquarters of the British Monarchy and the official London residence of the sovereign.
The State Rooms tour reveals nineteen lavishly decorated chambers used for official entertaining and state functions. Marvel at priceless artwork from the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto. The Throne Room showcases the magnificent chairs used during coronation ceremonies, while the Ballroom displays an impressive collection of royal treasures and ceremonial objects. Each room tells stories of diplomatic meetings, state banquets, and royal celebrations that have shaped British history. Professional guides provide expert commentary throughout, sharing fascinating anecdotes about royal life and palace traditions.
The Changing of the Guard ceremony represents one of Britain's most popular military traditions, drawing thousands of spectators to witness the precision and pageantry. This colorful spectacle features the Queen's Guard in their iconic red tunics and bearskin hats, accompanied by a military band playing traditional marches. The ceremony occurs in the palace forecourt, where guards exchange duties in a carefully choreographed display lasting approximately forty-five minutes. Your tickadoo booking ensures optimal viewing positions, avoiding the crowds that typically gather around the palace gates.
Guided tours provide historical context about the palace's construction, beginning in 1703 as the Duke of Buckingham's townhouse before becoming a royal residence. Learn about the architectural transformations overseen by John Nash and later Edward Blore, which created the iconic facade visible today. The tour includes access to the palace gardens, spanning thirty-nine acres of pristine lawns, rose borders, and the famous lake. These private grounds remain largely hidden from public view, making this experience particularly sought-after among visitors to London.
This outstanding tour operates seasonally when the Royal Family is not in residence, typically during summer months and select periods throughout the year. Advanced booking through tickadoo is highly recommended due to limited daily capacity and exceptional demand. The experience includes audio guides available in multiple languages, ensuring international visitors can fully appreciate the commentary. Photography is permitted in designated areas, allowing guests to capture memories of this remarkable royal encounter. The combination ticket provides exceptional value, combining two of London's most popular attractions into one comprehensive package.
How long does the complete tour experience last?
The full experience typically lasts 3-4 hours, including both the State Rooms tour (approximately 2 hours) and the Changing of the Guard ceremony (45 minutes), plus time for security checks and transitions between areas.
What times does the Changing of the Guard ceremony take place?
The ceremony usually occurs at 11:00 AM on scheduled days (typically Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), though times may vary seasonally. Check your tickadoo confirmation for exact timing.
Are the State Rooms accessible when the Royal Family is present?
No, State Rooms tours only operate when the Royal Family is not in official residence, typically during summer months (July-October) and select spring periods. Check availability when booking.
Can I take photographs inside Buckingham Palace?
Photography is permitted in designated outdoor areas and some interior spaces, but flash photography and tripods are prohibited. Specific restrictions apply in certain State Rooms to protect artwork.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues?
Yes, the palace provides wheelchair access to most areas via lifts and ramps. Audio tours and seating areas are available. Contact tickadoo when booking to arrange accessibility requirements.
What should I bring and what items are prohibited?
Bring valid photo ID and confirmation details. Large bags, food, drinks, and sharp objects are prohibited. Small cameras and mobile phones are permitted. Security screening applies to all visitors.
What happens if the ceremony is cancelled due to weather?
The Changing of the Guard may be cancelled during severe weather conditions. In such cases, alternative indoor activities or rescheduling options are typically offered through your booking platform.
Are guided tours available in languages other than English?
Audio guides are available in multiple languages including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Mandarin. Live guided tours are primarily conducted in English with some foreign language options available.
Security Screening: All visitors must pass through airport-style security checks, so arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time. Large bags and prohibited items cannot be stored on-site.
Seasonal Availability: State Rooms access is limited to specific periods when the Royal Family is not in residence. The Changing of the Guard ceremony operates year-round but may be cancelled during severe weather.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended. Comfortable walking shoes are essential as the tour involves considerable walking on various surfaces including gravel paths and marble floors.
Photography Rules: Photography is permitted in designated areas only. Flash photography and commercial filming require special permission. Respect all photography restrictions to protect priceless artwork.
Weather Considerations: Parts of the experience occur outdoors, so dress appropriately for London weather. The ceremony continues in light rain but may be cancelled during storms.
Booking Confirmation: Keep your tickadoo confirmation readily available on your mobile device or printed copy. Valid photo identification is required for all adult visitors for security purposes.
Group Size Limits: Tours operate with restricted numbers to preserve the intimate experience and protect the palace interiors. Late arrivals may result in denied entry due to strict scheduling requirements.
Highlights of the experience
Experience the world renowned changing of the Buckingham Palace guards complete with band, presentation of arms and the handing over of the keys
Skip the lines with pre-arranged, guaranteed entry into the Buckingham Palace State Rooms, which are only open to the public 2 months of the year
Explore the rooms and learn all about Buckingham Palace and its inhabitants past and present
Make the most of this limited opportunity headed by an expert tour guide in a small group of no more than 25 people
What's Included:
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Entry into Buckingham Palace
Expert Guided Tour in a group of 25 or less
What's Not Included:
Access to the King’s Gallery (available separately)
Buckingham Palace Tour with Changing of the Guards offers an unmissable opportunity to explore Britain's most celebrated royal residence while witnessing one of London's most acclaimed ceremonies. This comprehensive experience combines exclusive access to the magnificent State Rooms with prime viewing of the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony. Visitors gain remarkable insights into royal traditions spanning centuries, making this tour an essential addition to any London itinerary. The palace serves as both the administrative headquarters of the British Monarchy and the official London residence of the sovereign.
The State Rooms tour reveals nineteen lavishly decorated chambers used for official entertaining and state functions. Marvel at priceless artwork from the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto. The Throne Room showcases the magnificent chairs used during coronation ceremonies, while the Ballroom displays an impressive collection of royal treasures and ceremonial objects. Each room tells stories of diplomatic meetings, state banquets, and royal celebrations that have shaped British history. Professional guides provide expert commentary throughout, sharing fascinating anecdotes about royal life and palace traditions.
The Changing of the Guard ceremony represents one of Britain's most popular military traditions, drawing thousands of spectators to witness the precision and pageantry. This colorful spectacle features the Queen's Guard in their iconic red tunics and bearskin hats, accompanied by a military band playing traditional marches. The ceremony occurs in the palace forecourt, where guards exchange duties in a carefully choreographed display lasting approximately forty-five minutes. Your tickadoo booking ensures optimal viewing positions, avoiding the crowds that typically gather around the palace gates.
Guided tours provide historical context about the palace's construction, beginning in 1703 as the Duke of Buckingham's townhouse before becoming a royal residence. Learn about the architectural transformations overseen by John Nash and later Edward Blore, which created the iconic facade visible today. The tour includes access to the palace gardens, spanning thirty-nine acres of pristine lawns, rose borders, and the famous lake. These private grounds remain largely hidden from public view, making this experience particularly sought-after among visitors to London.
This outstanding tour operates seasonally when the Royal Family is not in residence, typically during summer months and select periods throughout the year. Advanced booking through tickadoo is highly recommended due to limited daily capacity and exceptional demand. The experience includes audio guides available in multiple languages, ensuring international visitors can fully appreciate the commentary. Photography is permitted in designated areas, allowing guests to capture memories of this remarkable royal encounter. The combination ticket provides exceptional value, combining two of London's most popular attractions into one comprehensive package.
How long does the complete tour experience last?
The full experience typically lasts 3-4 hours, including both the State Rooms tour (approximately 2 hours) and the Changing of the Guard ceremony (45 minutes), plus time for security checks and transitions between areas.
What times does the Changing of the Guard ceremony take place?
The ceremony usually occurs at 11:00 AM on scheduled days (typically Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), though times may vary seasonally. Check your tickadoo confirmation for exact timing.
Are the State Rooms accessible when the Royal Family is present?
No, State Rooms tours only operate when the Royal Family is not in official residence, typically during summer months (July-October) and select spring periods. Check availability when booking.
Can I take photographs inside Buckingham Palace?
Photography is permitted in designated outdoor areas and some interior spaces, but flash photography and tripods are prohibited. Specific restrictions apply in certain State Rooms to protect artwork.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues?
Yes, the palace provides wheelchair access to most areas via lifts and ramps. Audio tours and seating areas are available. Contact tickadoo when booking to arrange accessibility requirements.
What should I bring and what items are prohibited?
Bring valid photo ID and confirmation details. Large bags, food, drinks, and sharp objects are prohibited. Small cameras and mobile phones are permitted. Security screening applies to all visitors.
What happens if the ceremony is cancelled due to weather?
The Changing of the Guard may be cancelled during severe weather conditions. In such cases, alternative indoor activities or rescheduling options are typically offered through your booking platform.
Are guided tours available in languages other than English?
Audio guides are available in multiple languages including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Mandarin. Live guided tours are primarily conducted in English with some foreign language options available.
Security Screening: All visitors must pass through airport-style security checks, so arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time. Large bags and prohibited items cannot be stored on-site.
Seasonal Availability: State Rooms access is limited to specific periods when the Royal Family is not in residence. The Changing of the Guard ceremony operates year-round but may be cancelled during severe weather.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended. Comfortable walking shoes are essential as the tour involves considerable walking on various surfaces including gravel paths and marble floors.
Photography Rules: Photography is permitted in designated areas only. Flash photography and commercial filming require special permission. Respect all photography restrictions to protect priceless artwork.
Weather Considerations: Parts of the experience occur outdoors, so dress appropriately for London weather. The ceremony continues in light rain but may be cancelled during storms.
Booking Confirmation: Keep your tickadoo confirmation readily available on your mobile device or printed copy. Valid photo identification is required for all adult visitors for security purposes.
Group Size Limits: Tours operate with restricted numbers to preserve the intimate experience and protect the palace interiors. Late arrivals may result in denied entry due to strict scheduling requirements.
Highlights of the experience
Experience the world renowned changing of the Buckingham Palace guards complete with band, presentation of arms and the handing over of the keys
Skip the lines with pre-arranged, guaranteed entry into the Buckingham Palace State Rooms, which are only open to the public 2 months of the year
Explore the rooms and learn all about Buckingham Palace and its inhabitants past and present
Make the most of this limited opportunity headed by an expert tour guide in a small group of no more than 25 people
What's Included:
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Entry into Buckingham Palace
Expert Guided Tour in a group of 25 or less
What's Not Included:
Access to the King’s Gallery (available separately)
Buckingham Palace Tour with Changing of the Guards offers an unmissable opportunity to explore Britain's most celebrated royal residence while witnessing one of London's most acclaimed ceremonies. This comprehensive experience combines exclusive access to the magnificent State Rooms with prime viewing of the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony. Visitors gain remarkable insights into royal traditions spanning centuries, making this tour an essential addition to any London itinerary. The palace serves as both the administrative headquarters of the British Monarchy and the official London residence of the sovereign.
The State Rooms tour reveals nineteen lavishly decorated chambers used for official entertaining and state functions. Marvel at priceless artwork from the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto. The Throne Room showcases the magnificent chairs used during coronation ceremonies, while the Ballroom displays an impressive collection of royal treasures and ceremonial objects. Each room tells stories of diplomatic meetings, state banquets, and royal celebrations that have shaped British history. Professional guides provide expert commentary throughout, sharing fascinating anecdotes about royal life and palace traditions.
The Changing of the Guard ceremony represents one of Britain's most popular military traditions, drawing thousands of spectators to witness the precision and pageantry. This colorful spectacle features the Queen's Guard in their iconic red tunics and bearskin hats, accompanied by a military band playing traditional marches. The ceremony occurs in the palace forecourt, where guards exchange duties in a carefully choreographed display lasting approximately forty-five minutes. Your tickadoo booking ensures optimal viewing positions, avoiding the crowds that typically gather around the palace gates.
Guided tours provide historical context about the palace's construction, beginning in 1703 as the Duke of Buckingham's townhouse before becoming a royal residence. Learn about the architectural transformations overseen by John Nash and later Edward Blore, which created the iconic facade visible today. The tour includes access to the palace gardens, spanning thirty-nine acres of pristine lawns, rose borders, and the famous lake. These private grounds remain largely hidden from public view, making this experience particularly sought-after among visitors to London.
This outstanding tour operates seasonally when the Royal Family is not in residence, typically during summer months and select periods throughout the year. Advanced booking through tickadoo is highly recommended due to limited daily capacity and exceptional demand. The experience includes audio guides available in multiple languages, ensuring international visitors can fully appreciate the commentary. Photography is permitted in designated areas, allowing guests to capture memories of this remarkable royal encounter. The combination ticket provides exceptional value, combining two of London's most popular attractions into one comprehensive package.
Security Screening: All visitors must pass through airport-style security checks, so arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time. Large bags and prohibited items cannot be stored on-site.
Seasonal Availability: State Rooms access is limited to specific periods when the Royal Family is not in residence. The Changing of the Guard ceremony operates year-round but may be cancelled during severe weather.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended. Comfortable walking shoes are essential as the tour involves considerable walking on various surfaces including gravel paths and marble floors.
Photography Rules: Photography is permitted in designated areas only. Flash photography and commercial filming require special permission. Respect all photography restrictions to protect priceless artwork.
Weather Considerations: Parts of the experience occur outdoors, so dress appropriately for London weather. The ceremony continues in light rain but may be cancelled during storms.
Booking Confirmation: Keep your tickadoo confirmation readily available on your mobile device or printed copy. Valid photo identification is required for all adult visitors for security purposes.
Group Size Limits: Tours operate with restricted numbers to preserve the intimate experience and protect the palace interiors. Late arrivals may result in denied entry due to strict scheduling requirements.
How long does the complete tour experience last?
The full experience typically lasts 3-4 hours, including both the State Rooms tour (approximately 2 hours) and the Changing of the Guard ceremony (45 minutes), plus time for security checks and transitions between areas.
What times does the Changing of the Guard ceremony take place?
The ceremony usually occurs at 11:00 AM on scheduled days (typically Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), though times may vary seasonally. Check your tickadoo confirmation for exact timing.
Are the State Rooms accessible when the Royal Family is present?
No, State Rooms tours only operate when the Royal Family is not in official residence, typically during summer months (July-October) and select spring periods. Check availability when booking.
Can I take photographs inside Buckingham Palace?
Photography is permitted in designated outdoor areas and some interior spaces, but flash photography and tripods are prohibited. Specific restrictions apply in certain State Rooms to protect artwork.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues?
Yes, the palace provides wheelchair access to most areas via lifts and ramps. Audio tours and seating areas are available. Contact tickadoo when booking to arrange accessibility requirements.
What should I bring and what items are prohibited?
Bring valid photo ID and confirmation details. Large bags, food, drinks, and sharp objects are prohibited. Small cameras and mobile phones are permitted. Security screening applies to all visitors.
What happens if the ceremony is cancelled due to weather?
The Changing of the Guard may be cancelled during severe weather conditions. In such cases, alternative indoor activities or rescheduling options are typically offered through your booking platform.
Are guided tours available in languages other than English?
Audio guides are available in multiple languages including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Mandarin. Live guided tours are primarily conducted in English with some foreign language options available.
Highlights of the experience
Experience the world renowned changing of the Buckingham Palace guards complete with band, presentation of arms and the handing over of the keys
Skip the lines with pre-arranged, guaranteed entry into the Buckingham Palace State Rooms, which are only open to the public 2 months of the year
Explore the rooms and learn all about Buckingham Palace and its inhabitants past and present
Make the most of this limited opportunity headed by an expert tour guide in a small group of no more than 25 people
What's Included:
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Entry into Buckingham Palace
Expert Guided Tour in a group of 25 or less
What's Not Included:
Access to the King’s Gallery (available separately)
Buckingham Palace Tour with Changing of the Guards offers an unmissable opportunity to explore Britain's most celebrated royal residence while witnessing one of London's most acclaimed ceremonies. This comprehensive experience combines exclusive access to the magnificent State Rooms with prime viewing of the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony. Visitors gain remarkable insights into royal traditions spanning centuries, making this tour an essential addition to any London itinerary. The palace serves as both the administrative headquarters of the British Monarchy and the official London residence of the sovereign.
The State Rooms tour reveals nineteen lavishly decorated chambers used for official entertaining and state functions. Marvel at priceless artwork from the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto. The Throne Room showcases the magnificent chairs used during coronation ceremonies, while the Ballroom displays an impressive collection of royal treasures and ceremonial objects. Each room tells stories of diplomatic meetings, state banquets, and royal celebrations that have shaped British history. Professional guides provide expert commentary throughout, sharing fascinating anecdotes about royal life and palace traditions.
The Changing of the Guard ceremony represents one of Britain's most popular military traditions, drawing thousands of spectators to witness the precision and pageantry. This colorful spectacle features the Queen's Guard in their iconic red tunics and bearskin hats, accompanied by a military band playing traditional marches. The ceremony occurs in the palace forecourt, where guards exchange duties in a carefully choreographed display lasting approximately forty-five minutes. Your tickadoo booking ensures optimal viewing positions, avoiding the crowds that typically gather around the palace gates.
Guided tours provide historical context about the palace's construction, beginning in 1703 as the Duke of Buckingham's townhouse before becoming a royal residence. Learn about the architectural transformations overseen by John Nash and later Edward Blore, which created the iconic facade visible today. The tour includes access to the palace gardens, spanning thirty-nine acres of pristine lawns, rose borders, and the famous lake. These private grounds remain largely hidden from public view, making this experience particularly sought-after among visitors to London.
This outstanding tour operates seasonally when the Royal Family is not in residence, typically during summer months and select periods throughout the year. Advanced booking through tickadoo is highly recommended due to limited daily capacity and exceptional demand. The experience includes audio guides available in multiple languages, ensuring international visitors can fully appreciate the commentary. Photography is permitted in designated areas, allowing guests to capture memories of this remarkable royal encounter. The combination ticket provides exceptional value, combining two of London's most popular attractions into one comprehensive package.
Security Screening: All visitors must pass through airport-style security checks, so arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time. Large bags and prohibited items cannot be stored on-site.
Seasonal Availability: State Rooms access is limited to specific periods when the Royal Family is not in residence. The Changing of the Guard ceremony operates year-round but may be cancelled during severe weather.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended. Comfortable walking shoes are essential as the tour involves considerable walking on various surfaces including gravel paths and marble floors.
Photography Rules: Photography is permitted in designated areas only. Flash photography and commercial filming require special permission. Respect all photography restrictions to protect priceless artwork.
Weather Considerations: Parts of the experience occur outdoors, so dress appropriately for London weather. The ceremony continues in light rain but may be cancelled during storms.
Booking Confirmation: Keep your tickadoo confirmation readily available on your mobile device or printed copy. Valid photo identification is required for all adult visitors for security purposes.
Group Size Limits: Tours operate with restricted numbers to preserve the intimate experience and protect the palace interiors. Late arrivals may result in denied entry due to strict scheduling requirements.
How long does the complete tour experience last?
The full experience typically lasts 3-4 hours, including both the State Rooms tour (approximately 2 hours) and the Changing of the Guard ceremony (45 minutes), plus time for security checks and transitions between areas.
What times does the Changing of the Guard ceremony take place?
The ceremony usually occurs at 11:00 AM on scheduled days (typically Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), though times may vary seasonally. Check your tickadoo confirmation for exact timing.
Are the State Rooms accessible when the Royal Family is present?
No, State Rooms tours only operate when the Royal Family is not in official residence, typically during summer months (July-October) and select spring periods. Check availability when booking.
Can I take photographs inside Buckingham Palace?
Photography is permitted in designated outdoor areas and some interior spaces, but flash photography and tripods are prohibited. Specific restrictions apply in certain State Rooms to protect artwork.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues?
Yes, the palace provides wheelchair access to most areas via lifts and ramps. Audio tours and seating areas are available. Contact tickadoo when booking to arrange accessibility requirements.
What should I bring and what items are prohibited?
Bring valid photo ID and confirmation details. Large bags, food, drinks, and sharp objects are prohibited. Small cameras and mobile phones are permitted. Security screening applies to all visitors.
What happens if the ceremony is cancelled due to weather?
The Changing of the Guard may be cancelled during severe weather conditions. In such cases, alternative indoor activities or rescheduling options are typically offered through your booking platform.
Are guided tours available in languages other than English?
Audio guides are available in multiple languages including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Mandarin. Live guided tours are primarily conducted in English with some foreign language options available.
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