The Household Cavalry Museum

Enjoyed and captured most of the moments. I just didn't know the order of events and the right place to capture. I suggest they brief visitors before the parade to give them an idea of what to be done and how they can get the best out of it. It's a nice tradition well-preserved.

Well worth a visit, loved the window into the stables where you can see the horses getting ready for the changing of the guard, it does need cleaning though.

Information wise is great. Lots of history. But, the price is a joke, for the museum. Not worth that amount, but you are in London.

A place where the Royal Cavalry and their duties are explained. Good museum, and they have a plush Ormonde horse!

A really interesting museum with lot's to see even though it's relatively small. There's a lot of history about the household cavalry with historical artifacts. It's worth a visit if you're in thr St. James park area.

The Royal horse guard museum is about eight English pound per person, but if you are a senior citizen, then you may have a little discount!

There are many set of a used it or retired horse guard uniform is there for you to try on even with the helmet, which is very interesting to see and try!

This museum is very very small, but is a better collective of many different generation of the clothing for the horse guard and how they evolved into the current uniform.

The Household Cavalry Museum in London offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and traditions of the British Army's oldest regiments. Located within the Horse Guards building, the museum features a stunning collection of uniforms, weapons, and artifacts. Visitors can watch the troopers prepare for their duties through a glass partition and even witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony. The interactive displays and informative exhibits make it an engaging experience for all ages. Recommended for history enthusiasts and those interested in military heritage