Windsor Castle Small-Group Guided Tour 2026

Tour guide + Audio guide in 9 languages | Return transport from London | Reserve now & pay later

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About Windsor Castle Small-Group Guided Tour

Experience royal history and join us for a guided tour to Windsor Castle. The historic castle has been the home of British monarchs for over 1,000 years. Explore the charming streets of Windsor and tour the grand State Apartments. Visit the stunning St George's Chapel, the site of royal weddings. Return transport, on-site host, Wi-Fi, and an audio guide are all included in this tour. Reserve your place today and walk in the footsteps of kings and queens.

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Perfect royal day out!

This was a great tour. Windsor Castle is absolutely beautiful - every part of it was stunning. I really enjoyed The Long Walk, St George's Chapel, and the State Rooms. Walking around the park was super relaxing, too. A relaxing day trip with a royal touch. I took so many lovely photos. Definitely recommend!

Carol
This Windsor Castle small-group tour is worth it!

I had a great time on this tour! The guide was excellent. We learned so much about British royal history. I especially loved St George's Chapel. Such a beautiful church with so many royal stories. Still remember watching Harry and Meghan's wedding on TV. It's awesome to see it in real life. The park was lovely for a walk, even though we didn't spot any deer this time. The whole experience was totally worth it, I'd do it again for sure!

Mihaela

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Windsor Castle Small-Group Guided Tour

WINDSOR HIGHLIGHTS: ROYAL VIEWS AND PEACEFUL PARKS

The trip from London to Windsor takes about 1.5 hours by comfortable bus. Windsor is a historic English town, best known for Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. It’s been home to kings and queens for over 1,000 years. But Windsor has more to offer than just the castle. The town has charming streets lined with local shops, cozy cafés, and traditional pubs. You can take a walk along the River Thames, cross the bridge to visit Eton, or spend time in the huge Windsor Great Park. It is great for walking, cycling, or having a picnic. The park also has quiet woods, pretty gardens, small lakes, and a Deer Park where deer roam freely. It’s open every day and free to visit, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful break near the town center.

THE LONG WALK: WINDSOR'S MOST ICONIC VIEW

One of the most popular attractions in Windsor is The Long Walk, a straight, tree-lined path that is nearly 2.5 miles long. At the end, you’ll find the Copper Horse, a bronze statue of King George III, and one of the best spots to see the castle from a distance.

GUIDED TOUR THROUGH WINDSOR CASTLE

On your guided tour of Windsor Castle, you'll step inside one of the oldest and most important royal residences in the world. It was built in the 11th century by William the Conqueror. The Castle has been home to kings and queens for over 1,000 years and remains in use today by King Charles III for official events and ceremonies. You’ll explore the opulent State Apartments, filled with fine art, royal furniture, and centuries of history. The Grand Reception Room is known for its rich decoration and grandeur. The Waterloo Chamber includes impressive portraits of monarchs and world leaders. The Semi-State Rooms offer a more intimate glimpse into royal life. They’re usually open to visitors from autumn to spring each year. Designed for George IV, these rooms are some of the most beautifully decorated in the castle. Queen Elizabeth II used them for official events and entertaining guests.

DISCOVER ROYAL MOMENTS AT ST GEORGE'S CHAPEL

Visit St George’s Chapel, a beautiful Gothic church located within the grounds of Windsor Castle. Built in the 1400s and 1500s, it has been the site of many important royal occasions, including the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. It is also the final resting place of monarchs, including Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth II. Inside, you’ll see stunning ceilings and detailed stone carvings. The choir stalls are decorated with the flags of the Order of the Garter, Britain’s oldest order of knights. Still an active church, the chapel is an important part of any visit to Windsor Castle.

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Interesting facts about Windsor Castle

  • Windsor Castle has been home to nearly 40 kings and queens since the 11th century.
  • You can see the Changing of the Guard ceremony up close in Windsor. It is one of the few places outside London where you can watch this iconic ceremony.
  • Windsor is linked to Eton by a walking bridge. In just a few minutes, you can cross over to visit Eton College, where Prince William and Prince Harry went to school.
  • Windsor Guildhall, in the town center, was the site of Prince Charles and Camilla’s civil wedding ceremony in 2005.
  • During World War II, the royal family stayed at Windsor Castle for safety, a fact that was kept secret at the time.

GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • Audio guides are available in the following languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, and Russian.
  • Guests with e-tickets should present them on their smart devices
  • St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle is closed to visitors on Sundays
  • The Windsor visit involves a lot of walking, so it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes to make the most of your visit.
  • There is airport-style security at Windsor Castle. Avoid bringing large bags or backpacks.

Meeting Point

Your meeting point is at Evan Evans Office, 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 1BS.

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FAQ - Windsor Castle Small-Group Tour

What is the best time to visit Windsor Castle?

Windsor Castle is attracting millions of tourists each year, so there are always people visiting. The castle is open most of the year, but it can close for royal events. The spring and early autumn seasons offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

Can I visit Windsor Castle with children?

Windsor has family-friendly attractions, parks, and easy walking routes. Children enjoy the castle and the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Please note that prams and pushchairs are not allowed in the State Apartments. There is a secure cloakroom at the entrance where you can store your pushchair during our visit. You can also get baby carriers and hip seats free of charge to use during your visit.

Can I take photos inside Windsor Castle?

You can take photos outside and in the Castle grounds. Photography is not allowed inside the State Apartments or St George's Chapel.

Can I bring food into Windsor Castle?

Food and drinks are not allowed inside, but there are plenty of cafés, pubs, and picnic spots nearby. You can check out restaurants in Windsor Royal Station and the nearby streets.

Is Windsor Castle wheelchair accessible?

The Castle is generally accessible, but some areas have uneven ground or cobblestones.

Can I visit Windsor and Bath on the same day?

Yes! Book our Windsor Castle and Bath Tour to discover 900 years of royal history and to explore famous Roman Baths in one day. You can also book our Windsor Castle and Stonehenge Tour if you wish to explore the mysterious prehistoric monuments without the crowds.

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