• Windsor Castle - The favored weekend retreat of King Charles III, Windsor Castle holds the title of the oldest and largest inhabited castle globally. It was also a beloved residence of Henry VIII, who is now interred there alongside Queen Victoria, the Queen Mother, and numerous other royals. Visitors can explore the magnificent State Apartments and visit St George’s Chapel, the wedding venue of Harry and Meghan. Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House is a highlight, featuring hot and cold running water, electricity, and miniature items crafted by 1,500 of the 20th century’s finest artisans.
• St. George’s Chapel - Enter St George’s Chapel, located within the expansive grounds, where the infamous King Henry VIII and his favored wife, Jane Seymour, are laid to rest, along with Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

St. George’s Chapel is a premier example of Gothic architecture in England. It has hosted numerous royal weddings and serves as the final resting place for ten sovereigns. The Chapel is dedicated to the patron saint of the Order of the Garter, Britain’s highest Order of Chivalry.
*St. George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays due to services held throughout the day. Worshippers are welcome to attend the services at the following times:

08:30 – Holy Communion

10:45 – Mattins and Sermon

11:45 – Sung Eucharist

17:15 – Evensong

• Windsor Guildhall - This 17th-century architectural gem is located on the High Street, just 100 meters from Castle Hill. Prince Charles wed Camilla Parker Bowles, Duchess of Cornwall, at Windsor Guildhall in 2005.
• Hampton Court Palace - Guests are greeted at the magnificent Hampton Court Palace by knowledgeable Palace Hosts who introduce them to Henry VIII’s riverside residence, guiding them to explore the impressive State Apartments, Tudor Kitchens, and splendid gardens.
  A royal palace in the borough of Richmond upon Thames, Hampton Court Palace was constructed in 1515 by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, a favored advisor to King Henry VIII. Once the most influential figure in the English court, second only to the King, Cardinal Wolsey fell from grace after failing to secure an annulment of Henry’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon, allowing him to marry Anne Boleyn. Following Wolsey’s death in 1530, Henry VIII took possession of Hampton Court, transforming it into a hotel, theatre, and vast private playground to showcase his immense wealth.
• Hampton Court Palace - Upon arrival at Hampton Court Palace, visitors are warmly welcomed and introduced by a guide in period costume.

• Meet and greet at Hampton Court Palace
• Entry to Hampton Court Palace and Gardens (if selected)
• Panoramic tour of London with professional tour guide
• Entry to Windsor Castle State Apartments (if selected)
• Luxury air-conditioned coach

• Additional food and drink

Explore two of the British monarchy’s most remarkable palaces on this round-trip day excursion departing from central London.

Travel back in time and uncover an intriguing aspect of the British monarchy on this exciting day tour leaving from central London. Participants will have the opportunity to visit Windsor Castle, the preferred weekend retreat of Queen Elizabeth II, and Hampton Court Palace, famously the primary residence of Henry VIII. The tour will be conducted by one of our amiable, professional, and knowledgeable guides.

Highlights of the day:
• Access to two of the most iconic royal English sites
• The Tudor Palace and the current King’s weekend retreat
• View Queen Mary’s intricately detailed dollhouse and St George’s Chapel
• Round-trip transport on a comfortable coach
• Cancellations made up to 24 hours before departure receive a full refund

• You must bring the e-ticket provided to gain entry to this tour.
• Our vehicles are modern, comfortable, and kept to the highest standards of cleanliness, including a deep clean every day.
• During peak periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used.
• Windsor Castle is a working royal palace and planned closures/disruptions may be subject to change.
• When the State Apartments are closed the Precincts, Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House and the Drawings Gallery will remain open.
• Windsor Castle closures: 25 and 26 December – Castle completely closed.
• St. George’s Chapel is usually closed to visitors on Sundays as services are held throughout the day. Worshippers are welcome to attend the services.
• Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. A walking tour of the town will take place instead.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.