Hello, yes our tours are only in English.

Yes, I believe so. There are some points that you must move quickly, but once there you have time to catch your breath!

No. Definitely not. There is too much waking for a 3-5 year old and they would not be interested in the talk.

Hi there, much depends on the children, but in my experience if you are going to see the change of the guard ceremony this is the most fun way to do it for children. So although a lot of the history and description may well go over their heads, the enjoyment of marching with the guards should make it enjoyable for them. Please note that under 5s can come along for free, while you would pay a discounted price for the 5 year old.

Changing the Guard Walking Tour - about GBP18 per person

I’m not aware of a single full day tour but you can certainly book a morning tour, then have some lunch and continue on to a 2nd tour in the afternoon. Perhaps an ice cream tour ! Or you could do the hop on hop off open top bus tour which you can do all day.

It is a lot of walking but there is a lot of stopping for information talks along the way which would t hold a 4yr olds attention. However the guide we had -Amber was fab and could direct you on ahead of the group to get the ground covered without pressure. You do get a great view of the guards on horse back, marching soldiers and band coming out at st James palace. Again you could go on ahead down the mall ahead of the crowd to avoid the fast walking to keep up with them to get to the palace. It’s crowded at the buckingham palace end but worth it. I’d be lifting him up in arms a bit I’d say! Good luck.

All walking from Criterion. And running, once the guards start marching so you will be ahead of the guards (and get a good vantage point for photos).

Hi Artur, apologies for my late response. Unfortunately this is not something we do, but hope you enjoyed the concert! Matt

Hi there, it finishes at around 11.15am near Buckingham Palace.