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Guards Chapel & the Guards Museum, London

The Guards Chapel, the spiritual home of the Guards Regiments in London, is a modern chapel built less than 100 years ago, but world famous for the tragic events which caused it to be rebuilt, when a German bomb destroyed it during a packed service in 1944. The chapel is open and free to all visitors. Next to it is the Guards Museum, which tells the story of the Guards Regiments. Sarah visited this March to learn more.

The Guards Chapel

The Guards Museum

The Flanders Fields Memorial Garden

VISITING THE GUARDS CHAPEL And Guards Museum

Opening Hours

Guards Chapuel
Monday to Friday: 10h00 – 16h00
Entrance is free

Guards Museum
Daily from: 10h00 – 16h00

Ticket Prices

Adults: £8.00
Children (under 16): Free
The Guards Museum is included in the London Pass

Military History Itinerary of London

Archaeology Travel Writer

Sarah Nash

Sarah has a Bachelors degree in Philosophy and a Masters degree in Archaeology. Besides an interest in archaeology and history, Sarah is also a travel obsessed bookworm. Given her aim to get her children to be equally interested in history and travel, Sarah started our History with Kids series of articles. Sarah has also written about places and museums to visit in Salisbury and London.

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