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Take Windsor at your own pace, spend quality time with a local and get your bearings on your very own private tour. The best way to spend 3 hours in Windsor; discover the full town & the castle!
Windsor Castle
A richly historical town on the River Thames, our Windsor is charming and captivating, whichever way you look! From being the home of the Royals, to our eclectic architecture, there’s something for everyone to discover in our idyllic town.
Join your local guide on a 3 hour stroll around the main sights of Windsor followed by a guided visit to Windsor Castle. Walk in the footsteps of Britain's Kings and Queens, and every day folk too. From William the Conqueror claiming the town after the infamous 1066 battle, to Queen Elizabeth II having her official residence here, 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, join your local inside the castle (we book and sort all the tickets!). They will facilitate you in discovering the key highlights in the castle include: Queen’s Gallery, State Apartments, St George’s Chapel and Treasures of the Castle.
Discover:
Windsor Guildhall
Eton College
River Thames
Thames Street
The Crooked House
Guided visit around Windsor Castle
& more you wouldn't discover yourself!
Free cancellation
Cancel up to 14 days in advance for a full refund
Duration 3 hours
Check availability to see starting times.
Skip the ticket line
Live tour guide
English
Wheelchair accessible
Private group
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