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The Household Cavalry Museum Cheap Tickets - Get behind the scenes military access

Marvel at troopers hard at work inside the 18th century stables and living museum. Hear their first-hand accounts of the rigorous training, which uniquely equips them for their ceremonial role as Her Majesty The Queen’s mounted body guard in the UK as well as for their combat role on active service as a reconnaissance regiment around the world.

Discover dazzling displays of uniforms, weaponry and prized exhibits present a celebration and history of the British Army’s Senior Regiments, the Life Guards and the Blues and Royals. Multimedia and touchscreen presentations provide fascinating information about all aspects of the daily duties of the troopers and their horses. This is an experience that offers something for everyone to enjoy, including the ever popular hourly sentry changes - they're not to be missed!

Did You Know facts

The Household Cavalry are the Monarch’s Mounted Bodyguard.
The Horse Guards Building is the official entrance to the Royal Residences and is guarded by the Monarch’s Household Cavalry
The Horse Guards Building was built to house King Charles II’s mounted bodyguard, overlooking the site of his father’s beheading on Whitehall.
There is a dark mark under the clock’s ‘2’ to remind us of the time of his father’s death.
It is a Royal privilege to drive through the Horse Guards archway onto Horse Guards Parade Ground.

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Entrance to The Household Cavalry Museum
Real uniforms are available to try on (“fancy dress” selfies are encouraged)!

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An absolute gem of a museum
Chris R, 13/01/2015 (Mature Adults)
We went on Sunday 11 January 2015 - we saw the changing of the guard then visited the museum. We were in London as a birthday treat for my nephew (20 on the 8th) and niece (22 on the 12th) and the museum was the choice of my nephew who is joining the Household Cavalry in April - what an inspired choice! The museum is small but very well organised - there is a lot of information and history, some of it quirky, some really quite moving, and the volunteer guide we spoke to on the day was a delightful lady who really knew her stuff. You can see into the stables and observe the beautiful horses and see a few troopers going about their business - you can also do a bit of dress up in actual cavalry kit, excellent practice for my nephew! Well worth a visit - it only takes about an hour so even if museums aren't really your thing you'll probably be able to manage this one. Bit of a note - part of the museum is in the old stables and there are a few cobbles to negotiate so may be a bit difficult for those with mobility issues.

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