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1. Jul 28,  · The guard change takes place in the front courtyard of Buckingham Palace, behind the Palace railings. The whole event lasts around 45 minutes. As noted above, due to the timings, Sunday is the only day you can watch both guard changing ceremonies. Sunday is also the day when The Mall is closed to traffic, meaning you can stroll down the Mall.

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3. The Devil is in the Detail. Most first time visitors, to the Changing of the Guard, check the dates and times then head for Buckingham Palace to join the huge crowd struggling to find a spot close to the Palace railings.. Alternatively you can spend a little bit of time exploring our website to discover how to see all the elements of the Changing of the Guard ceremony and see more than most.

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4. Guard mounting, changing the guard, or the changing of the guard, is a formal ceremony in which sentries performing ceremonial guard duties at important institutions are relieved by a new batch of sentries. The ceremonies are often elaborate and precisely choreographed.

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5. The Changing of the Guard takes place on 1st Wednesday of the month but there is a smaller ceremony each day, weather permitting. Unfortunately it rained so it was not held. However, ensure you pre-buy tickets to tour the Royal Palace.4/5(10).

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6. The Changing of the Guard is a formal ceremony in which a group of soldiers is relieved of their duties by a new batch of soldiers. The Queen’s Guard soldiers actually work in shifts of 2 hours each, which means new guards begin their shift every 2 hours.

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7. Buckingham Palace Guard Change Time & Schedule. The current schedules are every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at each day at the Buckingham Palace. Prior to the ceremony at the Buckingham Palace, you can also head over to the Wellington Barracks at as the guards prepare to leave for Buckingham Palace.

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8. Must see once in a lifetime. If you visit London at least you should be able to attend to Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. If the kids are there with you they have to wait some time and you should have enough patience till its become interesting. Be sure you get a good spot and keep it for.4/5(K).

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9. Changing the Guard Dates Schedule to take place on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays from August to May and daily in June and July the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is currently suspended following Government advice to avoid mass gatherings and encourage social distancing, during the Corona Virus pandemic.

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