Toolkit

Our toolkit for meetings & events pulls together all the resources you may need when planning your event. Find out how to get here. We’ve got a selection of local maps you can download and share with delegates or use to inspire your event planning. Suggested itineraries give you ideas for how to structure a visit with suggestions on what to do and where to go. Our box office is a great resource for seeing what’s on and booking tickets directly, along with gifts and vouchers.  Finally, we also have a virtual fam trip of our partner venues in the area for a snapshot of what’s on offer.   

How do I get to Windsor?

Windsor is located just 30 miles west of London with Heathrow Airport even closer, just 15 minutes away. Luton and Gatwick Airports are both within an hour's drive. The whole of the Royal Borough is easily accessible via the major motorway networks of the M3, M4, M25 and M40. The Windsor area is also well served by public transport, with a direct bus from London Victoria and two train stations connecting to London and the West Country and connections via the new Elizabeth Line too.  Find out more about getting here.

Suggested itineraries

We’ve created a sample 48 hours in Windsor with some ideas for VIP guests, membership groups or more formal event bookings. Download 48 Hours in Windsor and Hidden Gems here.

Book tickets through our box office

Book tickets online for walks, attractions, tours, bus and boat trips and more. Theatre and event tickets are available as well as gift vouchers and gifts – great as a teaser before an event or a thank you afterwards.

Virtual FAM trip

If we can’t get you here straight away, have a quick browse of what we’ve got on offer for you! Download our virtual FAM trip here.  

Library of images

If you are looking for imagery for digital and print, visit our Royal Borough Image Bank for beautiful royalty-free images of Royal Windsor and its surrounding towns and villages, accommodation, events and attractions.

Maps

Windsor Town Map
Download your official Town Map & Guide to Visitor Attractions to help you get the most out of your visit. Perfect for sharing with delegates and guests as part of an event pack.

The Queen’s Walkway
This walking route marks the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II becoming Britain's longest reigning monarch and was opened by the late Queen on her 90th birthday, 21 April 2016. The Queen's Walkway is a symbolic 6.373km long for the 63 years, 7 months and 3 days (one day more than Queen Victoria's reign) and links 63 of Windsor's best attractions, features and views.

Eton Walkway
Situated just across the river from Windsor via a pedestrian footbridge, the town of Eton has a rich community and diverse heritage. The Eton Walkway, a 2-mile / one-hour circular walk, connects 18 points of interest in the town starting at Windsor Bridge. 

Windsor Great Park
Windsor Great Park is used by millions of people each year as a space to enjoy walking, running, cycling, horse riding, fishing or just relaxing with family and friends.  Download the park map as well as popular walking routes here.