Royal Windsor Day Out

Ideas of things to do in Windsor:

 

Iconic Sights & History

1. Windsor Castle – One of the most famous royal residences in the world and the oldest inhabited castle, with over 900 years of history. Must-see for history and architecture lovers.
2. The State Apartments – Stunning opulent rooms inside Windsor Castle filled with royal treasures and art.
3. St George’s Chapel – Gorgeous Gothic chapel within the castle grounds, burial place of British monarchs.
4. Queen Mary's Dolls' House – A whimsical and incredibly detailed miniature house inside the castle (great for families).
5. Queen Victoria Statue – A lovely historic statue near the castle, perfect for photos.

 

Outdoor & Scenic Spots

6. The Long Walk – A beautiful tree-lined avenue stretching from Windsor Castle into Windsor Great Park — ideal for a stroll or picnic.
7. Windsor Great Park – Huge parkland with woodland, gardens, and wildlife; perfect for walking and exploring.
8. Alexandra Gardens – Riverside green space on the Thames with views of the castle.
9. River Thames Windsor – Riverside walks and scenic views; you can also take boat trips or river cruises.

 

River & Tours

10. Thames boat cruises & river activities – From guided boat cruises to self-drive hire and classic paddleboat tours, exploring the Thames around Windsor is a fun way to see the town and castle from the water.

 

Fun & Family Activities

11. LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort – Great for families with children; themed rides, shows, and attractions.
12. Miniland & 13. Duplo Valley – Highlights within LEGOLAND showcasing detailed LEGO builds and play zones.

 

Culture, Quirky Spots & Town Walks

14. Windsor & Royal Borough Museum – Learn about Windsor’s local history.
15. The Crooked House of Windsor – Charming quirky building on High Street that leans noticeably — fun for photos.
16. Historic town centre & cobbled streets – Wander through Windsor’s streets, boutiques, tea rooms, and cafés (many with castle views).

 

Tips for Your Visit

• River walks: The Queen’s Walkway and Eton Walkway link many points of interest and are great if you enjoy self-guided walking tours.

• Best time: Windsor can be very busy on weekends and in summer — mornings or weekday visits often feel calmer.

• Getting around: The town is compact and very walkable; river paths and parks make for pleasant exploration.

 

 Please note: This trip is combined with Legoland and Windsor castle

 

 

Please note: This trip is combined with Legoland and Windsor castle