The King's Guard, stationed at key locations across London since 1660, is a significant cultural symbol recognized by its red uniforms and bearskin helmets. The King's Life Guard, a mounted division, also plays a ceremonial role. Visitors can watch various ceremonial events throughout the week, with the Changing of the Guard being the most popular, occurring at key times that include both palaces. The Guards not only serve a ceremonial purpose but are also highly trained soldiers involved in military operations, reflecting their dual role in British heritage and defense.
The King's Guard, established in 1660, attracts crowds in London with its iconic red uniforms and bearskin helmets, maintaining a heritage of ceremonial service.
Both the King's Guard and the mounted King's Life Guard perform sentry duties, renowned for their stillness while providing a visual spectacle and historical connection.
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