Windsor Castle is one of the oldest continuously inhabited castles in the world and Queen Victoria's favorite residence. Enjoy a tour of its State apartments used for official State occasions.
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Accessible
Windsor Castle and Hampton Court Palace are must-see sites for anyone interested in learning about England's royal history, but accessibility can sometimes prove challenging for visitors with limited mobility. That is why we offer a special tour tailored to travellers with disabilities looking to see both palaces.
This private tour takes you to Windsor Castle, one of Queen Elizabeth II's official residences and one of Europe's oldest inhabited castles, still home today to her daughter Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. You will learn about its long history while touring some of its State Apartments used for state events as well as St George's Chapel where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married.
After visiting the castle we will drive via Runnymead, an open space by the River Thames where Magna Carta was signed in 1215. There you will learn all about Hampton Court Palace which served as home to Henry Vll and later Sir Christopher Wren greatly expanded it for William llll.
Guided
Your guide will orientate you around Windsor Castle precincts and St George's chapel before leaving you to explore at your own pace with audio guides provided. However, at Hampton Court Palace you will experience a more comprehensive tour with more in-depth knowledge from a London blue badge guide.
After touring Windsor Castle, continue your sightseeing at Hampton Court Palace; once King Henry VIII's favoured residence. Admire its luxurious State Apartments while discovering Queen Mary's Dolls House that's truly unique.
If time allows, take a ferry across the Thames to Eton School where Princes William and Harry attended, stroll its charming village streets or drive through Windsor Great Park's water meadows that inspired Kenneth Grahame to write his classic children's novel 'Wind in the Willows'.
Personalised
Windsor Castle is an expansive complex of palaces and fortifications, the world's oldest continuously occupied castle. Queen Elizabeth has preferred Windsor as her preferred residency for over 900 years; using it both privately as well as ceremonially on State occasions.
The royal family has repeatedly renovated the Castle to suit their needs, such as after the 1992 fire which required art pieces to be stored away for safekeeping, and strengthening chandeliers against bombing raids.
Your guide will introduce the castle precincts and St George's Chapel before providing an audioguide so that you can explore the State Apartments independently at your own leisure and pace - the ideal way to make the most of your visit to Windsor Castle!
Private
An ideal option for visitors wishing to experience Windsor Castle and Hampton Court Palace privately with a knowledgeable London Blue Badge guide and chauffeur, our highest level of service provides more in-depth knowledge from guides while giving everyone more time at each site.
This tour culminates with an evening tour of Windsor Castle, one of Queen Elizabeth II's official residences and one of the oldest continuously inhabited castles in the world. Visit its State Apartments used for ceremonial and State events; explore Windsor Great Park where many royal retreats such as Frogmore House can be seen; as well as learn about Henry VIII's Hampton Court Palace which was extended 150 years later by Christopher Wren.
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