Windsor Castle Ticket
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- Explore the magnificent State Apartments, showcasing royal art and opulent furnishings from past monarchs
- Visit the historic St. George’s Chapel, the burial site of eleven British sovereigns
- Witness the Changing of the Guards ceremony, a quintessential British tradition at the castle
- Enjoy panoramic views from the Round Tower, offering a stunning view of Windsor and beyond
- Marvel at Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, an exquisite miniature replica complete with working features
Windsor Castle, one of the UK's most iconic attractions, is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. It has been the residence of British monarchs for over 1,000 years. Visitors can explore its renowned sections with a ticket, including St. George's Chapel, a medieval Gothic site that has hosted royal weddings and is the burial place of eleven sovereigns, including Henry VIII. Another must-see is the State Apartments, where you can admire artwork by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto, along with luxurious furniture in the Semi-State Rooms. The Royal Collection, the largest privately-owned collection in the world, showcases masterpieces like Paolo Veronese's The Adoration of Kings
FAQs
Where is Windsor Castle?
It is located in the center of Windsor in the country of Berkshire in Southern England
When was it built?
The construction of the original castle started in the year 1070 and took 16 years to build
Who built it?
The original castle was built by William the Conqueror. Some parts of the castle were added or repaired later on by succeeding rulers
Who lives there?
This is the official residence of the King, it is also a working palace where ceremonial and State occasions are held
What are some facts about the castle?
It is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the entire world. During World War II, the Royal Family and some staff were relocated to this castle from Buckingham Palace to seek refuge
When was the Windsor Castle fire?
On 20 Nov 1992, there was a fire at the castle that damaged 115 rooms and 2 works of art from the Royal Collection
What is the Changing of the Guard Ceremony?
Changing of the Guard is a must-see event when you visit Windsor Castle, where you can witness the marching of the guards and handing over of duties for the next shift
What is Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House?
It’s a 1:12 scale of the royal palace designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens for Queen Mary back in the early 1920s. It’s the largest and most famous dollhouse in the world
Is St. George’s Chapel for only for weddings?
No. While the chapel has held many royal weddings, it’s also used for other daily services. It’s also the burial site for eleven sovereigns
What is there to see in the State Apartments?
You will walk through 1,000 years of royal history, and see magnificent rooms furnished with some of the finest works of art from the Royal Collection