Royal Windsor Itinerary

Few places in the world offer a deeper royal connection than Windsor. From the world‑famous Windsor Castle to historic civic buildings, sprawling royal parks, and centuries of royal traditions, this itinerary guides visitors through the essential experiences that define Royal Windsor today.

Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century and home to 40 monarchs.

Top highlights include:

State Apartments, showcasing ceremonial and historic rooms with masterpieces from the Royal Collection.
Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, a world‑famous miniature masterpiece.
St George’s Chapel, resting place of monarchs including Queen Elizabeth II and Henry VIII, and the site of recent royal weddings.
Changing the Guard, held on select days — a vibrant display of pageantry.

The Castle remains an official residence of His Majesty King Charles III.

Windsor Guildhall & The Windsor & Royal Borough Museum

Next, visit the Windsor Guildhall, completed in 1690. It is:

The venue chosen by HRH The Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker‑Bowles for their 2005 wedding.
The venue where Sir Elton John and David Furnish held their civil partnership ceremony the same year.
Home to the Windsor & Royal Borough Museum, showcasing local history.

Windsor Royal

Housed within the beautifully restored Victorian railway station built for Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, Windsor Royal now offers boutique stores, cafés and dining options opposite the Castle.

The Long Walk

Accessed from Park Street, this iconic 2.64‑mile tree‑lined avenue stretches from the Castle to the Copper Horse statue. Originally laid out by Charles II in 1685, it remains one of Windsor’s most photographed landmarks.

Windsor & Eton Brewery (Taproom)

Group‑friendly lunches, tastings and tours with locally brewed beers (max group approx. 60).

Côte Brasserie, Eton

Riverside dining with views toward the Thames and Windsor Bridge (groups up to 30).

The Royal Farms – Windsor Farm Shop

Created in 2001 by Prince Philip, the Windsor Farm Shop sells high‑quality produce from the Royal Estate and local suppliers. Visitors can enjoy a café stop, local foods, and artisan gifts.