Embark on a captivating 1.5-hour Windsor Walking Tour and immerse yourself in the historical and cultural charm of this idyllic town. Explore Windsor Castle, Eton College, the River Thames, and more!
- Windsor Guildhall - Begin your tour and meet your guide outside Windsor Guildhall, where you’ll receive an introduction to this royal town.
- The Crooked House of Windsor - Be amazed by Windsor’s own version of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
- Irish Guardsman Statue - View this poignant statue dedicated to a regiment integral to Windsor.
- The Two Brewers - Visit one of Windsor’s oldest streets and see the site of the historically notorious Black Horse Inn.
- The Long Walk - Take a leisurely stroll along this picturesque path, overlooking ancient hunting grounds once owned by William the Conqueror.
- Copper Horse Statue of King George III - Appreciate this majestic statue of a former British King.
- Alexandra Gardens - Wander through these charming gardens, a favorite spot for relaxation on a summer day.
- River Thames - Gaze upon the mighty Thames as it flows through Windsor to London—don’t worry, it’s much cleaner now!
- Eton - Glance across the river to the renowned Eton, home to the prestigious Eton College and the famous Eton Mess.
- Thames Street - Walk along Thames Street and discover a hidden surprise in the pavement.
- Windsor Castle - Marvel at the grandeur and rich history of the world’s largest and oldest inhabited castle, the residence of the British monarchy.
- St. George’s Chapel - Conclude the tour outside the gates of St George’s Chapel, the final resting place of British Kings and Queens.
- Local guide
- Windsor Castle entry is not included.
Situated on the River Thames, Windsor offers a rich history and captivating charm no matter from where you view it. It’s not only the home to the royal family but also showcases diverse architecture, giving everyone something unique to explore in our picturesque town.
Embark on a memorable 1.5-hour walk with your local guide around Windsor’s prime attractions. You’ll be tracing the paths of both regal and common Britons alike. Windsor’s history is densely interwoven with the storyline of England, from the moment William the Conqueror seized control after the notable 1066 battle to Queen Elizabeth II choosing it as her official abode. It’s not just about the past – you’ll get to know the modern Windsor with its pulsating present-day life.
Essential attractions:
Windsor Castle
Eton College
River Thames
Thames Street
The Crooked House
& many more hidden treasures left for you to unearth!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
