• Windsor Castle - Explore the magnificent Windsor Castle, the ancestral home of British royalty for over a millennium.

The 13-acre castle is awe-inspiring, being the largest and oldest occupied castle globally, and was the preferred residence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Visitors might even coincide their visit with King Charles III’s stay! Check the flag on the Castle’s Round Tower; if it’s the Royal Standard, the King is present.

• Thames Charters - Windsor - Stroll along the River Thames, observing boats and wildlife, including “The King’s Swans,” and cross the bridge that separates Windsor from Eton College, where Prince William once studied.
• Windsor - Immediately after leaving the Castle, explore the charming town of Windsor.
  Wander through its quaint streets and shops, including the UK’s smallest street.
  Also, view The Long Walk entrance to the Castle and a glimpse towards Frogmore, where Prince Harry and Meghan once lived!
• Runnymede National Trust - PLUS
  On the way to or from Windsor, visit the JF Kennedy and Magna Carta memorials.
  The JFK memorial is on an acre of land gifted to the USA by the UK to honor one of modern history’s greatest leaders.
  The Magna Carta statue, designed in 1957, celebrates democracy and liberty. The charter, first signed here in 1215 by King John, is still honored by The American Bar.
• Kensington Palace - Consider making Kensington Palace your drop-off point and perhaps enjoy lunch in the beautiful gardens or restaurants on your return to Central London.
  Kensington Palace was home to Princess Diana and where Prince William and Princess Catherine lived with their young family before moving to Windsor.
  Enjoy a walk through the Royal Kensington Gardens and an introduction to the Palace and its grounds.

• Entrance to the Palace and museum is optional and requires a ticket.

• Panoramic air conditioned vehicle
• USB and WiFi ports
• Bottled water (not food)
• Umbrellas
• Parking fees
• Taking photos and sharing at the end of tour

• Windsor Castle entrance fee from £15 to £30 each
• Gratuities
• Optional visit to Kensington Palace on return to London from £10
• Lunch

Travel in style with a knowledgeable guide who will ensure your tour is enjoyable, educational, and secure. You will be accompanied to and around the world’s largest and oldest inhabited castle, which was home to Queen Elizabeth II and is her final resting place within St George’s Chapel. Explore the remarkable state apartments and the charming town of Windsor, located on the banks of the River Thames.

• Additionally, we make a stop at historic Runnymede to see the JFK and Magna Carta memorials, a feature not typically included in most Windsor half-day tours.

** Furthermore, there is an opportunity to be guided to Kensington Palace and gardens upon returning to Central London. This was the former residence of Princess Diana and her sons, Princes William and Harry.

This tour can also be tailored to your preferences, including a lunch stop or even as a layover tour from Heathrow Airport.

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