Alexandra Gardens is a good place to begin your visit to Windsor as it offers spectacular views of the castle on the hill. The gardens were laid out in...

This centre is only open to the public by appointment, so it is essential that you phone in advance in order to gain access. There is an interesting historic...

Charles Knight is one of the more famous non-royal sons of Windsor. The son of a bookseller and printer, Knight grew up in Windsor, living opposite the castle in...

Dorney Court is one of the most beautiful buildings in Berkshire. Dorney Court has always been the local manor house of the tiny village of Dorney which stands just...

This beautiful memorial was created as a permanent memorial to George V, one of England's kings. His significant is particular in Windsor because he was the first monarch to...

The Guildhall is situated about 100 yards from Windsor Castle which dominates the small town. Unlike the castle which is the royal centre of the town, the guildhall serves...

H.G. Wells lived a short time in this beautiful little house on the High Street in Windsor. The writer is one of the most famous of the early 20th...

The Jubilee River was a manmade hydraulic development in the late 1990s to help stop the threat of flooding in the local area from the River Thames. The river...

Legoland consists of 150 acres of gorgeous parkland with over 50 different rides, shows and attractions, and offers an ideal day out for families with children aged 2 to 12....

Market Cross House is one of the most fascinating buildings in the town. Grade II listed for its protection, it has been marvelled at by locals and tourists for...

This stretch of the Thames is particularly popular as the views of Windsor and the castle are spectacular. There are many boat trips available which range from half an...

The racecourse at Windsor is located just outside the town and is in the form of a figure eight. The course is just over a mile and a half...

Runnymede is located on the banks of the River Thames in Old Windsor to the west of London. The area of natural beauty is steeped in history and is...

Sir Christopher Wren’s House in Windsor was both designed and inhabited by the famous architect who chose to build the house in a prime location overlooking the Thames and with...

The Windsor Martyrs were not alone in the deaths, many died across the country in Tudor times standing up for the religion that they believed in. In 1543 the...

This statue commemorates Prince Christian Victor, born in Windsor Castle just yards away from the monument. Christian was a member of the British royal family and was one of...

This fine bronze statue is one of the finest monuments to any of the monarchs outside the castle walls in Windsor. The statue stands at the crossroads between Castle...

The Theatre Royal is situated in the centre of Windsor directly opposite the castle and is one of Britain’s leading theatres. The theatre offers a wide selection of shows...

This impressive and recently refurbished and renamed museum houses the collection of this most eminent of Royal Boroughs. The specially-built extended section of the main library is a perfect...

Windsor Arts Centre is only a five minute walk from the town centre and is housed in an old fire station. This unlikely venue plays host to some of...

Windsor Bridge has an interesting and turbulent history. It was designed by Charles Hollis who decided to build the bridge in cast-iron, a material that was still rare in...

Windsor Castle has been a royal palace and fortress for over 900 years and remains a working palace today. William the Conqueror chose the site, high above the River Thames...

The Windsor Royal Shopping centre is in the centre of Windsor opposite the castle and is built around the old Victorian station. If you like to shop somewhere different...

Train enthusiasts will love this full-scale replica of the GWR Achilles class 4-2-2 locomotive at Windsor and Eton Central Station. It was constructed as part of the Madame Tussaud’s...