If you are lucky to see the Parade or the horse being trained it is a stiring sight and a must for any visiter to London. The riding skill is great but the work the men put in to ensure their uniforms, tack and horses are imaculate is pure dedication. More

in the end it is a big empty space - unless there si something going on there it is a bit dull More

With all the tourists, around which was great it was a bit of grind, trying to see them with my young son. We just got to see the tops of their heads and hear the clip clop of the horses. More

Possibly, a tourist or new resident should see it once. But you have to love horses and young men with high testosterone levels to see it again. More

Enjoy the spectacle of this ceremony dating back hundreds of years. The colours, the marching, the horses, the smells ,the discipline shown by man and animals,the traditional constant changing of guards on duty, the whole thing is an amzing sight to behold. Been coming back year after year and am still astounded! I am a Brit and bias but if... More

Taking a trip down Whitehall to see the Royal Horse Guards, then venture into the museum to the rear. Reasonably priced entrance at £6.00 for adults and less for adults and seniors. It is a working museum and you can watch the Royal Horse Guards (via a purpose built large window) as they take care of their horses and equipment.... More

Lovely place to be lovely area of London. We stayed in the Horseguards hotel, The gardens were lovely. More

i went to see this many years ago when i was in london and to watch it you can see how much time and effort went into the making of this fantastic day proud men and women showing what fantastic training they have More

It was very nice and well worth the effort to get there! More