The Queen will celebrate London fashion, wildlife and high achievers as she travels across the capital as part of her Diamond Jubilee tour of the UK.
The Queen, joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, will visit the boroughs of Bromley, Merton and Richmond.
The royal couple's day will begin at Queen's Gardens in Bromley where they will be taken around the display - London as a Global Centre of Fashion - meeting designers based in the capital.
Guests attending a Jubilee Road Street Party will also welcome the royal visitors to the borough before the Queen and Duke meet local business people.
The royal party will then travel to Mitcham to attend a British picnic-themed reception at St Mark's Church of England Academy, where groups of achievers from 13 south London boroughs will be gathered.
Later the Queen and Duke will be joined by Princess Alexandra when they visit the Wild London festival in Richmond Park, celebrating the capital's woodlands, parks and gardens.
Afterwards the royals will have afternoon tea in Holly Lodge Gardens and unveil a plaque for a new holly tree, and will meet young and adult riders from Riding for the Disabled.
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