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Explore Windsor Castle & the State Rooms at your own pace
Explore Windsor Castle & the State Rooms at your own pace
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London
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Windsor Castle
120 min
Tickets included
Explore the magnificent Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, with ample time to appreciate its rich royal heritage.
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London
Convenient & quick – spend half a day exploring the castle with London transfers
Convenient & quick – spend half a day exploring the castle with London transfers
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Victoria Coach Station, London
Begin your adventure from Victoria Coach Station, a central hub for travelers heading to iconic destinations. Conveniently located near Buckingham Palace, it's a perfect starting point for your day of exploration.
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Stonehenge
Tickets included
Discover the ancient mysteries of Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage site that has stood for over 5,000 years. Explore the visitor centre, featuring over 250 ancient artifacts, including tools and the remains of a 5,500-year-old man.
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Windsor
2 attractions
Experience the charm of Windsor, home to the royal residence of Windsor Castle. The town is known for its picturesque streets and gardens and features prominently in the film The Queen. Take some time to wander the charming streets before your castle visit
1. Windsor Castle
Tickets not included
Admire the majestic Windsor Castle, the largest occupied castle in the world and an official residence of the King. Your guide will share intriguing stories about its history and significance, highlighting its role in royal ceremonies and traditions.
2. St. George's Chapel
Free Admission
Marvel at St George's Chapel, a stunning example of Gothic architecture. From the outside, your guide will explain its importance as a royal burial site and the location of many significant ceremonies, including royal weddings.
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Victoria Coach Station, London
**The best of Stonehenge and Windsor without breaking the bank.”
**The best of Stonehenge and Windsor without breaking the bank.”
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London
Your day tour to the historic sites of Stonehenge, Windsor, and Bath begins in London where an AC coach will be waiting to pick you up. Exact location for your starting point details will be shared along with your tickets.
35 km
60 minutes
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Windsor Castle
Tickets included
Visit Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world and the residence of the British royal family for more than 900 years. Explore the multiple attractions like the grand State Apartments, St. George's Chapel which is the burial site for royals, and the Round Tower for panoramic views.
110 km
80 minutes
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Stonehenge
Tickets included
Stonehenge was constructed over 4,500 years ago, making it older than the Egyptian pyramids. Walk around the ancient standing stones, believed to have been transported from as far away as Wales, and ponder their mysterious origins. Visit the Stonehenge Visitor Centre for interactive exhibits and archaeological displays and learn about the latest theories surrounding the purpose of Stonehenge.
55 km
60 minutes
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Bath
2 attractions
Established by the Romans as a thermal spa around 60 AD, Bath is a quaint and picturesque village in the UK. On reaching Bath, stroll along the scenic Pulteney Bridge spanning the River Avon and visit the elegant Bath Abbey, before heading towards the iconic Roman Baths complex.
1. Bath Abbey
2. Pulteney Bridge
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Roman Baths
Tickets included
Step back in time at the Roman Baths, which served as a thermal spa for the ancient Romans. It is among the best-preserved Roman remains in the world.
184 km
2 hours 25 minutes
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London
Three historic sights with one ticket – Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and the Roman Baths
Three historic sights with one ticket – Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and the Roman Baths
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Bulleid Way, London
Your journey begins at the Bulleid Way bus stop where an AC coach will be waiting for you. Your coach offers utmost comfort and convenience with free WiFi and USB charging points.
35 km
55 minutes
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Windsor Castle
Tickets included
The 1st stop is Windsor Castle, located in the county of Berkshire and the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Marvel at the castle's architecture, a stunning example of medieval fortification and enjoy the views from the Round Tower. You can explore the State Apartments, furnished with priceless artworks, and St. George's Chapel, the final resting place of numerous monarchs including Queen Elizabeth.
110 km
80 minutes
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Stonehenge
Tickets included
Next up is Stonehenge, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. This enigmatic stone circle dates back to around 2500 BC, although its exact purpose remains a subject of speculation. Explore the mysterious site composed of massive standing stones aligned with the movements of the sun and stroll through the visitor center to learn more from the interactive exhibits and archaeological displays.
111 km
85 minutes
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Oxford
Oxford, known as the City of Dreaming Spires, is a historic university town located in Oxfordshire, England. Home to the prestigious University of Oxford, founded in the 12th century, the city boasts a rich academic and cultural heritage. Wander through the cobbled streets of the city center, lined with famous colleges like Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and Christ Church College, libraries, and museums, soaking in the atmosphere of learning and discovery.
98 km
1 hour 40 minutes
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Bulleid Way, London
Visit the universities of Oxford, along with Stonehenge & Windsor Castle
Visit the universities of Oxford, along with Stonehenge & Windsor Castle
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London
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Stonehenge
Tickets included
Visit the world-renowned prehistoric monument, marveling at the ancient stone structure that has puzzled historians for centuries.
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Stone Circle
Tickets included
Explore the mysterious Stone Circle at Stonehenge, gaining insight into its historical and cultural significance.
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Windsor
Discover the charming town of Windsor, rich in history and royal connections.
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Windsor Castle
Tickets included (based on selection)
Optionally, tour Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, and a favorite residence of British royalty.
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Bath
Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Georgian architecture. Some of the must-visit places include Bath Abbey, The Roman Baths, and Pulteney Bridge.
0.6 km
4 minutes
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Roman Baths
Tickets included (based on selection)
The Roman Baths is the most popular attraction in Bath. This ancient spa consists of large, open-air bath which was used by the Romans for bathing and relaxation.
21.6 km
37 minutes
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Lacock
Lacock is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Wiltshire and is renowned for its well-preserved medieval and Georgian architecture. The village was a popular filming location for the BBC's adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.
164 km
2 hours 21 minutes
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London
Exclusive tickets that let you enter the Stone Circle, where most visitors are not allowed
Exclusive tickets that let you enter the Stone Circle, where most visitors are not allowed
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Cancellation policy: You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Discounted tickets: Entry to the castle is free for children under 5 years.
Here are some highlights and attractions that you will witness during your Windsor Castle tour.
In the Upper Ward lie the extravagant State Apartments. Each room is designed based on a particular architectural style, the most famous in the Rococo style.
Famous for the latest royal wedding, this Gothic chapel was constructed in 1475. It is located in the Lower Ward of the castle.
Located in the heart of the castle in the Middle Ward is the Round Tower. It has been housing the Royal Archives since 1993.
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, visitors can see the guards exchange duties with another set of guards in this ceremony.
King George IV’s greatest and last commission, the Semi-State Rooms are decorated lavishly in a stunning blend of Classic, Gothic, and Rococo styles.
Queen Mary's Dolls' House features intricately designed rooms, including the Royal Chambers, Saloon, Dining Room, and Library. It even has working electricity, running hot water, and working lifts.
The Waterloo Chamber was commissioned by King George IV, following Britain’s victory in the Battle of Waterloo. It features over 50 portraits of British royalty.
This room features beautiful, unique china that Queen Mary used to display in the corridors in 1920. It has pieces from China, Japan, and other countries.
Last entry: 1 hour 15 mins before closing time.
Note: Entrance to the State Apartments closes 30 minutes after the last admission time.
Closed: Windsor Castle is closed on 29 March, 31 March (opens at 1pm), 21 April (closes at 1:15pm), 16 June (State Apartments closed, and 17 June. St George’s Chapel closes at 1pm on 14 June.
Best time to visit: Windsor is pleasant to visit throughout the year, but the best time to visit Windsor is during spring. The weather is pleasant and the scenery is lovely. However, to avoid crowds, visit between November and March. While it is colder, the beauty of Windsor Castle remains just the same.
Address: Windsor SL4 1NJ, United Kingdom
Here are some popular restaurants near Windsor Castle:
Located opposite Windsor Castle, the Windsor Royal station has about forty stores, along with a bunch of eateries. Additionally, Windsor has many department stores, high street shops, and independent boutiques — so there is always something for everyone!
While slightly on the expensive side, the best tickets are those that include a guided tour. This enriches your experience as you get insight into the workings and history of the monument. Additionally, your transfers are covered, making your visit hassle-free.
As part of your Windsor Castle admission tickets, you will get access to State Apartments, St. George’s Chapel, Semi-State Rooms (autumn to spring only), and Queen Mary's Dolls' House (when open).
While Windsor Castle tickets with audioguide are available for purchase, visitors can also pick up the multimedia guide for free upon entry.
Due to current regulations, even if you want to purchase same-day tickets, you have to do it online. It is recommended to book online tickets in advance to get the date and time slot you prefer.
Yes. Entry to the Castle is included in the London Pass along with access to 80+ other attractions.
Yes. A regular ticket for adults costs £23.50 but £13.50 for those under 17 years or disabled individuals. Entry to the castle is free for children under 5 years. Family tickets (for 2 adults and 3 children) costs £60.50.
Windsor Castle tours are typically 2 hours. If you are visiting Windsor Castle from London, your total tour time would be about 5-6 hours, including transfers.
Yes. All areas are accessible to disabled visitors. Guide dogs are permitted, and water is available for them on request. Facilities are in place for hearing-impaired and visually-impaired visitors. There is a ramp/level access wherever needed, and toilets for disabled visitors are available. There is also an accessible lift to the State Apartments and Semi-State Rooms.
Yes, but the castle is closed on certain days every year and when members of the royal family host events at the location.
Windsor Castle opened its doors to visitors on July 23, 2020, and has been operating at reduced capacity since.