Home » London

Ceremony Of Changing The Guard At Horse Guards Parade, London

wolf 4 September 2008 3 Comments

I decided to take a long walk that morning, From the Tower Thistle Hotel I lived, which located beside the Tower Bridge, to someplace as far as I could walk.
After three hours’ promenade, At the right time 10:40am, I arrived the . Yes! I caught the moment of the !

There is a changing of the guard by the Queens Life Guard from the Household Cavalry at every morning at 11.00am(Sun 10:00am)

It’s said the was the only routeway to Buckingham Palace until 1841. Maybe that’s the reason why there’s a daily ceremony here.

takes place on the parade ground when the new team of Horse Guards arrives from Hyde Park barracks and forms up on the south side and the old team forms up on the north side. If the new team carries with Royal Standards and trumpeters perform the Royal Salute, It means the Queen is in residence in

was a special place in . Each June it holds probabaly the biggest ceremonial of the year in Britain, the Trooping the Colour ceremony for the Queen’s official birthday. It’s also the place where the beach volleyball competition is going to be held during the 2012 Olympics.

For more information:
The Guide Of London’s Ceremony Of Changing The Guard
Ceremony Of Changing The Guard At Buckingham Palace, London

Copyright © iwalku2.com All Rights Reserved

Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape


Blog Widget by LinkWithin Tags: , , , , ,

Related posts

3 Comments »

  • coolingstar9 said:

    iwalk, This is the first time that I see the changing guard at horse.
    The parade was so magnificent, I will watch the live show if I visit London next time, have a nice day.

    Reply

    iWalk reply on September 8th, 2008 12:02 am:

    Yeah, me too. I hope I can visit London too, I love the scene of movie Notting Hill, and The Da Vinci Code line!

    Reply

  • Wolf said:

    I visited Notting Hill on Sunday. There was a big second-hand goods market that time, Maybe some good arts & antiques among them.
    It’s crowded, But I knew most of us were tourists, the real collectors went there very early in the morning.

    Reply

Leave your response!

Add your comment below, or trackback from your own site. You can also subscribe to these comments via RSS.

You can use these tags:
<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

CommentLuv Enabled