Explore The Royal Parks with a Qualified London Blue Badge Tourist Guide Starting on 1st April, the Blue Badge Guides will run weekly themed walks. Each walk lasts between 1½ and 2 hours. For group bookings at any time, please contact guild@blue-badge.org.uk. Other languages available.

The Royal Ladies of Kensington		Kensington Palace and King William Statue
	From Queen Mary II to Princess Diana, hear the fascinating stories of the influential ladies who made this their home. Discover how Kensington Gardens has been transformed over the centuries, as you enjoy a stroll along its delightful paths with a professional guide. See London's most remarkable memorial and find out what activities you can enjoy in Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park.
Where
	At the South Gates Kensington Palace, in front of the King William statue (up from Kensington High Street)
When
	Every Tuesday at 2pm
How much
	£6 (in cash) payable to the London Blue Badge Guide
Diana Memorial Fountain Memorials to Queen Victoria's Husband (Albert)

Behind the Guard Change - Parks and Palaces
	This walk is ideal for anyone who wants to discover the best views to see the famous Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. Find out how to identify the various regiments, hear the stories behind the royal palaces and the monarchy whilst enjoying a walk through St James' Park and Green Park. Please note, you will not see the Changing of the Guard on this walk but we do finish with the Punishment Parade at Horse Guards For the complete Guards experience, visit the Guards Museum before the walk and the Household Cavalry Museum after the walk.
Where
	Outside the Guards Museum, Birdcage Walk
When
	Every Thursday at 2pm
How much
	£6 (in cash) payable to the London Blue Badge Guide
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace Horseguards on the Mall

Peter Pan and Friends
	A real treat for all ages! Discover the extraordinary world of Peter Pan on this enchanting walk through Kensington Gardens, following the footsteps of the characters that inspired this children's classic. Hear the stories of three families - two real and one imaginary. Who was the real "boy who never grew up"? Enjoy London’s most popular statue and find out what happened to the real "lost boys".
Where
	Outside Lancaster Gate tube station.
When
	Every Sunday at 2pm
How much
	£6 (in cash) payable to the London Blue Badge Guide £2 for children aged 3-12 years old
Peter Pan Statue Pirate Ship in the Diana Memorial Playground

Alll photographs on this page are by Peter Jamieson