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Attractions in the Windsor area

Are you coming to Windsor and the Royal Borough for the day or are you planning a weekend or short break with us?

However long you are able to stay you will find so many wonderful attractions in Windsor and Maidenhead and things to do in the Maidenhead and Ascot areas of the Royal Borough too.

Buy tickets online for many of our top events and attractions.

The bustling town of Windsor is crowned by Windsor Castle and a visit to the area would not be complete without a trip to the most regal of Windsor attractions.

In fact it is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world, one of the official residences of His Majesty The King and was Queen Elizabeth II’s favourite weekend home.

Check which flag is flying from the Round Tower; if it’s the Royal Standard then The King will be in residence when you visit.

You may be planning to visit on a day when Changing the Guard is taking place – watch the guards and their band march from the barracks to the Castle for the Guard Change ceremony.

Windsor is a very compact town with plenty to see and do within walking distance of the Castle.

We recommend allowing about 3 hours to visit the Castle but that leaves you with plenty of time to see some of the other attractions too.

Are you a lover of historic houses and gardens?

Then don’t forget to include a visit to Cliveden, the Savill Garden or hidden gem Dorney Court too.

The Royal Borough’s museums provide a fascinating insight into the local area.

Learn more about the town by dropping into Windsor and the Royal Borough Museum, situated in Windsor Guildhall where His Majesty The King got married and Sir Elton John’s civil partnership took place.

Maidenhead Heritage Centre, about 6 miles from Windsor, has been described as a “great little museum” featuring a Roman skeleton and a Spitfire simulator and lots in between!

Eton College is home to three museums open free of charge on Sunday afternoons: The Eton College Natural History Museum is Berkshire’s only dedicated natural history museum and perfect for families. Then there's the Museum of Eton Life and the Museum of Antiquties too!

Do you love history and architecture?

Then explore and learn more on a themed guided tour of Windsor or by downloading our Heritage Walking Trail.

See a bit more of the area on an open top bus with Golden Tours.

You can even hire a horse-drawn carriage ride in the town of Windsor or in Windsor Great Park.

20 miles of the River Thames meanders through the Royal Borough; why not enjoy the relaxed pace of life on the river by boat, kayak or even by duck?

If you enjoy a flutter on the horses then visit Ascot, one of the most well-known attractions in Windsor & Maidenhead, home to Ascot Racecourse, one of the world’s most famous racecourses where you can enjoy flat racing and jump racing throughout the year.

Windsor also has its own racecourse on an island in the Thames; Royal Windsor Racecourse is famous for its evening meetings in the summer months and themed days from April to October.

If you love the outdoors, then you will enjoy exploring the open countryside of Windsor Great Park and the miles of footpath and towns and villages along the River Thames Path.

As well as Windsor Castle, another fantastic attraction is Legoland Windsor Resort where families can play their part in a world of Lego® adventure.

With 55 rides and attractions, you will need a full day to fit it all in!

Looking for inspiration?

Take a look at our Ideas and Inspiration section which includes top tips for visiting the Windsor and Maidenhead area, short break ideas and themed itinerary suggestions to help you get the most out of your visit!

Too much to do in one day?

Then stay with us!

Visit our Accommodation pages for more information on hotels, guest accommodation, B&Bs, inns, self catering properties and campsites in the Windsor area.

Download a free map to get you round the towns of Windsor, Eton and Maidenhead.

If you are coming by train, please visit our getting here page for more details.

You can find more information on Windsor and Maidenhead car parking if you are coming by road.

We look forward to welcoming you and for you to enjoy the many excellent attractions in Windsor & Maidenhead!

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The Old Court

Windsor

The Old Court is a vibrant arts centre with an event programme that features an eclectic mix of live music, drama, comedy and film, and a bar run by Windsor & Eton Brewery.
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499 reviews
Escape In 60 Escape Rooms Windsor

Windsor

Escape in 60, Windsor offers three 5-Star TripAdvisor award-winning physical escape rooms and a mobile escape room game. So choose your team and get ready for mind blowing excitement, exhilaration and laugh-out-loud moments.
Boating at Bray

Maidenhead

Luxury private boat charter by the hour or day aboard our fleet of exquisite Thames launches each accommodating 2-12 passengers. Discover the wonderful views of riverside homes, historic venues and of course Windsor Castle from the river.
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating
138 reviews
Maidenhead Heritage Centre

Maidenhead

Fly a Spitfire simulator at this local museum which covers local history from the Romans to Racing Cars!
5-day Classic Windsor Itinerary

Windsor

5-day Classic itinerary exploring Windsor and some of England's historic cities.
Visions of History

Windsor

Blue Badge guided tours of Windsor and the surrounding area.
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating
59 reviews
Eton College Natural History Museum

Windsor

Eton’s hidden gem, this family friendly museum is Berkshire’s only dedicated natural history museum. It houses over 16,000 specimens in atmospheric Edwardian surroundings and has something for all the family.
John Logie Motorboats Windsor

Windsor

Great fun for all the family. Self-drive motor boats and rowing boats for hire. See the finest views of Windsor Castle from the river.
1-day Classic Windsor Itinerary

Windsor

If you only have one day and evening in Windsor, make the most of your time! Take a look at our suggested one-day itinerary.
WE Tourist Guides

Windsor

WE Tourist Guides is run by professional Blue Badge Guide Debbie Keenan MITG who offers relaxed, informative and fun walking tours of Windsor, Windsor Castle, Eton, Henley, Marlow and Winchester; filming location tours of Oxfordshire for the…
Go Ape Bracknell

Bracknell

Looking for something unique to do in the great outdoors? Whether you’re a thrill seeker looking for action-packed fun or simply after some quality time with friends and family Go Ape has the adventure scene covered.
Alexandra Gardens

Windsor

Alexandra Gardens is a pretty public garden near the River Thames in Windsor with seating, a bandstand and plenty of grassed areas perfect for picnics.
Walking Tours in Windsor

Walking Tours in Windsor provides local tour experiences with passionate, local guides. We look forward to showing off our wonderful town with you!
Bray Lake Watersports

Maidenhead

Join in the fun at Bray Lake Watersports! Take part in stand-up paddle boarding, windsurfing, kayaking, dinghy sailing, winging and open water swimming. Hire and tuition available. Visit our café for hot and cold refreshments.
The Queen's Walkway

Windsor

This walking route (in place since September 2015 to mark the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II becoming Britain's longest reigning monarch) was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on her 90th birthday, 21 April 2016.
Guards Polo Club

Windsor Great Park

The best place in the world to watch the fast-paced sport of polo is Guards Polo Club, situated in the heart of Windsor Great Park and founded by HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, in 1955.
Bobbie Blue Badge

Windsor

Cheerful and experienced multi-lingual Blue Badge guide operating in the Thames and Chilterns and specialising in Windsor, Windsor Castle, Henley-on-Thames, Oxford, other Thames-side towns and TV filming location tours. In addition to traditional…
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94 reviews
Ascot Carriages

Horse-drawn carriage rides in Windsor Great Park, departing The Savill Garden Visitor Centre, The Savill Garden, 4 miles from Windsor Castle. Enjoy this beautiful area from a different perspective.
5-day Family Windsor Itinerary

Windsor

Suggested 5-day itinerary if you are in Windsor for a short break.
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122 reviews
Windsor Carriages

Windsor

For over 170 years, Windsor Carriages has been a cherished symbol of Windsor’s heritage, offering Victorian-style horse-drawn transport on The Long Walk with the majestic Windsor Castle as its backdrop. Today, we honour this storied past by crafting…