Windsor
It's a rare town indeed that can boast two of the UK's top 20 favourite attractions yet Windsor is not only home to the famous Windsor Castle, but also the children's fun park Legoland® Windsor.
Both these top attractions offer totally different – but equally memorable – family days out!
Windsor's historic town centre is dominated by the stunning Windsor Castle. Built in the age of William the Conqueror, Windsor is an enormous construction – and the oldest castle in continuous occupation in the world. There's plenty to discover (whether via official tours or by yourself). Make sure you don't miss the Changing of the Guard – a classic Windsor Castle tradition.
Of course, there's plenty more to do in and around Windsor. Windsor Great Park is one of the best green spaces in the country. Wander amongst 35-acres of immaculate flowerbeds and lawns of The Savill Garden. Alternatively, climb on-board a riverboat and float along the beautiful River Thames.
For evening entertainment there are dozens of excellent restaurants, as well as traditional pubs and bars. You can eat a great meal before heading to The Theatre Royal Windsor, a stunning Edwardian theatre that attracts some of the best plays and musicals direct from the West End.
Things to see and do in Windsor...
- Spend the entire day with the family at Legoland® Windsor and do everything from building spaceships to fighting off Pharaohs!
- Not far from Windsor is Ascot Racecourse, one of the world’s most famous racecourses and a wonderful place to spend an exciting summer's day.
- Make sure you visit the beautiful St George's Chapel in the Castle grounds. It's a well-preserved religious college dating back to 1348.
More Windsor Information
The award-winning Windsor Tourist Information Centre is found in the Windsor Royal Shopping Centre. You can arrange guided tours of Windsor Castle and the local area – including a hop-on hop-off open top bus ride.
There is a great range of accommodation in the area too, be sure to have a look at the quality hotels in Windsor.
For more information visit the official tourism website for Windsor.
Road Directions
Windsor is about 30 miles west of London, is easily accessible via the major motorway networks of the M3, M4, M25 and M40 and is well served by public transport.







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