Enjoy a guided tour of Windsor Castle, St George's Chapel, the castle grounds and the historic town of Royal Windsor on this fascinating half-day tour. Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest working royal castle in the world (begun in 1070) and was reputedly the favourite residence of the late Queen Elizabeth II. She is now buried in the royal crypt beneath St George's Chapel You will get to experience the beautiful gardens and grounds of this ancient castle as your guide tells you its fascinating history, from the time it was first built by William the Conqueror in 1070, to the devastating fire of 1992 to most recently where the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral ended at St George's Chapel. You will Explore the State Apartments, with an audio guide, where you will see the magnificent rooms. After your tour of the Castle, your guide will take you on a walk through Windsor’s medieval cobbled streets with their timber-framed houses to see the Long Walk.

Take Windsor at your own pace, spend time with a local and get your bearings on your Private Tour - the best way to spend 3 hours in Windsor! Join your local guide on a stroll around the main sights of Windsor followed by a visit to Windsor Castle. From William the Conqueror to Queen Elizabeth II, our streets are steeped in history and culture. Discover our incredibly unique history, but also what it's like to live and work in Windsor today. After walking around town, enter the castle with your guide (we book the tickets!). They will guide you around the highlights in the castle including the Queen’s Gallery, State Apartments and St George’s Chapel. Marvel at the incredible architecture and carpentry in every room, as you walk where the Royals walk. From the private apartments created for George IV to Queen Mary's Dolls House, see it all with your local expert.

Enjoy a fascinating guided tour of Windsor Castle, the largest and oldest working royal castle in the world, and Eton, where Prince William and Harry went to school, on this full-day trip. Explore the beautiful grounds of this castle - which was first built in 1070, and the medieval gothic St George's Chapel, where many royal baptisms, weddings and funerals have taken place over the centuries: most recently it is where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were married, and where the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral ended. Visit the State Apartments (with an audioguide included), and see St. George’s Hall, the grand reception room, the Queen's drawing room and the Waterloo chamber where royal investitures and banquets are held. After lunch in Windsor, explore the quaint town of Eton and see the famed Eton College (not open to the public) where princes William and Harry went to school.