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Discover the highlights of Windsor and Eton over the course of a single tour—and get up close and personal with some of England’s loveliest scenery—during this small-group bike tour of the region. Depart in the morning or afternoon, grab your bike and helmet, and make way to Windsor Castle, Eton College, Dorney Court, and other highlights of the Thames Valley. As you go, your guide will share stories and history about the sights.

Take a walk around the royal town of Windsor with a local guide, and discover the curiosities behind its streets that are steeped in history. You’ll follow the footsteps of the likes of William the Conqueror and Queen Elizabeth II, and learn about the everyday folk who live in the town now. Photo stops near landmarks like Windsor Castle, Eton College, and the Crooked House complete the experience.

Get to grips with the 1,000-year history of Windsor Castle on a private tour of the royal residence. Rather than following a large group, you’ll explore the castle’s grounds and interior— including highlights such as the State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel—at your own pace and enjoy the undivided attention of your private guide.

Take Windsor at your own pace, spend quality time with a local and get your bearings on your very own private tour of Windsor. A town steeped in royal heritage and set along the picturesque River Thames, Windsor is as charming as it is captivating. From its deep ties to the British monarchy to its eclectic architecture and vibrant modern life, there’s something for everyone to discover in this idyllic town. Join your local expert guide for a 1.5-hour stroll through the main sights of Windsor, walking in the footsteps of kings, queens, and everyday folk. From William the Conqueror’s claim on the town after the Battle of 1066 to Queen Elizabeth II’s long-standing residence at Windsor Castle, history comes to life around every corner. Along the way, you'll not only uncover Windsor’s fascinating past but also gain insight into what it’s like to live and work in this historic town today. Key sights: Windsor Castle Eton College River Thames Thames Street The Crooked House

Windsor Castle can be overwhelming to explore alone, with centuries of history spread across a massive complex—but this private walking tour makes the experience easier and more meaningful. With a guide, move through the castle’s key areas with focused storytelling and personal attention, helping you understand what you’re seeing instead of just passing through it. The private format allows the pace and emphasis to match your interests, for a more engaging way to experience one of Britain’s most important royal landmarks.

Immerse yourself in English history with this group tour taking you from London to Windsor Castle and Stonehenge. Ride in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy ample exploring time at each location. Walk around Windsor Castle, seeing things like St George’s Chapel and Queen Mary’s Doll's House, and cast your eyes on Stonehenge with a complimentary audio guide.

Are you wondering what to do in Windsor apart from visiting the castle? Go beyond the castle and discover all the beautiful sights that Windsor has to offer with this self-guided walking tour. Discover how the British Royal family has shaped the town of Windsor. Discover fun facts like the reason why Windsor has 2 railway stations and how a dog supposedly invented the Eton Mess. This walk is perfect for those who are in Windsor for a day and want to discover popular spots and hidden gems at their own pace. The tour begins conveniently at the Windsor & Eton Riverside Train Station, passes by the Windsor Castle & crooked house, covers prominent landmarks like the Queen Victoria statue and the long walk before ending near the prestigious Eton College. Please note that Windsor castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Eton college can be visited only with a guided tour on Fridays. Entry to these is not a part of the tour and you may want to plan your Windsor visit accordingly.

Eton is a historic town in the shadow of Windsor Castle, but is perhaps better known for its prestigious boys’ school. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll hear the centuries of fascinating history that have shaped this remarkable small town and its world-famous college. The tour starts at Windsor Bridge and guides you through Eton’s storied past and vibrant present. As you walk up the High Street, you’ll pass ancient inns and distinguished tailors that have made Eton’s distinctive uniform for generations. You’ll see the grounds of Eton College, founded by King Henry VI in 1440, where princes, prime ministers, and poets have studied for nearly six centuries. The tour dips through the College area, along peaceful playing fields, and back to the bustling High Street. On your way back to Windsor Bridge, you’ll discover how this small town of just 4,500 residents has preserved its historic character while maintaining deep connections to royalty, literature, and sporting traditions.

The town of Windsor is synonymous with its castle, around which it grew up, and is deeply intertwined with the British crown. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll have a unique chance to explore this historic town like a local and see everyday life against the magnificent backdrop of its royal heritage. As we stand in the shadow of the statue, I’ll tell you why Queen Victoria had to propose to Prince Albert when they got engaged. You’ll go on to stroll through Windsor’s charming streets while I share tales and insights about its rich history and notable landmarks At the Long Walk, the picturesque, tree-lined avenue that runs from Windsor Castle to the Copper Horse Statue in Windsor Great Park, I’ll tell you how the avenue was inspired by Versailles. Next, you’ll visit Windsor Guildhall, which played host to some famous weddings, including Sir Elton John’s nuptials. The tour finishes with a walk alongside the River Thames to Windsor Bridge.

Book this hop-on hop-off bus tour in Windsor to explore at your own pace, without having to stick with a large group or adhere to a strict itinerary. You’ll have access to the pass for an entire 24 hours, plus audio guides in several languages to tell you all the facts and figures about each place.

Discover the royal town of Windsor before stepping inside the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Take Windsor at your own pace, spend quality time with a local and get your bearings on your very own private tour of Windsor. This experience combines a guided walking tour of Windsor with expert historical insight into Windsor Castle before you enter, so when you go inside, everything you see has context, stories, and meaning. Your guide will bring Windsor to life with tales of kings, queens, scandals, ceremonies, and centuries of royal drama, while showing you the town’s most important sights. Outside the castle, you’ll get a full introduction to its history, architecture, and the Royal Family’s connection to it today. At the end of the tour, your guide will take you directly to the entrance, and assist you in entering the castle with your tickets (included in this tour price!) allowing you to explore the State Apartments, St George’s Chapel, and more at your own pace.

Occupying over 10.5 hectares, the Castle offers a varied day out for visitors, including a visit to the magnificent State Apartments and St George's Chapel. The Castle's State Apartments are furnished with some of the finest works from the Royal Collection, reflecting the changing tastes of the Castle's royal occupants, particularly those of Charles II and George IV. Among the masterpieces on display are paintings by Holbein, Rubens and Van Dyck, Sèvres porcelain and exquisite English and French furniture. Many of the works of art are still in the historic settings for which they were first collected or commissioned by the kings and queens who have lived at Windsor. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the Castle with a free multimedia tour. In the winter months, visitors can also walk through the sumptuous Semi-State Apartments, which served as the private rooms of George IV in the 19th century.

Step into Windsor & Eton’s rich past while visiting three historic pubs full of character and charm. This guided walking tour blends captivating local stories with authentic pub culture, offering a truly unique way to explore the town. At each stop, you’ll have 30–45 minutes to enjoy the atmosphere, mingle with fellow guests, and savour the pubs just as the locals do. Between venues, we’ll take short strolls past iconic landmarks, with your guide sharing fascinating tales you won’t find in a guidebook. What you get: + Local guide bringing Windsor’s history to life + Three pub visits, each with its own story and charm + Time to relax, socialise, and soak in the atmosphere We also offer private tours. Flexible days/timings based on guide availability. Available in Italian, French, German or Swiss German. Perfect for corporate events and birthdays. Note: Drinks & food are not included and are available for purchase at each pub.

Traveling in a luxury air conditioned vehicle, explore British royal history on this day tour of Windsor Castle and the Tower of London, with entry tickets included. Departing from central London with convenient pickups, travel to Windsor Castle, the world’s oldest and largest occupied castle, and official residence of King Charles III. Marvel at St. George’s Chapel, the site of royal weddings and burial place of 11 monarchs including Queen Elizabeth II, Henry VIII to mention a few - and the beautiful State Apartments. After we will travel to the Tower of London, a UNESCO-listed fortress with a dark history. Discover the Crown Jewels, meet the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters), and walk the legendary Tower Green. Enjoy expert commentary by a professional guide from Anderson Tours and free time to explore. Please note you will get into the Tower of London for 3:30pm and the Tower closes at 5:30pm, giving you 2 hours there.

New tour that starts in May 2026, this is a private, personalised driving tour hosted by Paul, a knowledgeable local, offering a relaxed and flexible way to explore Windsor, Eton and the Thames Valley. The experience is designed for up to 4 people, with one fixed price per group. Unlike standard tours, you won’t be following a rigid schedule or part of a group. Instead, the experience is tailored to your pace, with opportunities for short stops, photos and adjustments along the way. Travel in a premium SUV and discover a mix of well-known landmarks and lesser-known locations, all within a comfortable 3.5-hour journey.

Discover a range of top attractions in London with this day bus excursion. Windsor Castle This iconic site dates back to Norman times and features expansive landscaped gardens along with its distinctive Round Tower, making it easy to understand why it is favored as the King’s weekend retreat. Take an intriguing look into the opulent State Apartments where priceless artworks by Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci are displayed, and visit St. George’s Chapel. Enchanting Stonehenge Stroll around this UNESCO World Heritage site and be enthralled by its extraordinary rock formations. Located on Salisbury Plain, massive 40-ton stones have stood solitary since being placed there 5,000 years ago. Roman Baths Renowned for its ancient Roman Baths, Bath is home to one of the best-preserved Roman spas from antiquity. You will return to London at approximately 8:00 PM.

Discover over 5,000 years of British history on this full-day private tour to Stonehenge and Windsor Castle. Travel in comfort with hotel pickup and your own expert guide for the entire day. Avoid crowded coach tours and explore at your own pace with a flexible, fully private experience tailored to your interests. Walk around the mysterious prehistoric stones of Stonehenge and uncover the secrets behind one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. Then step inside the royal residence of Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, and explore the State Apartments, St George’s Chapel, and magnificent grounds. This tour perfectly combines ancient mystery and royal heritage in one seamless day. ✔ 100% Private tour ✔ Flexible itinerary ✔ Hotel pickup & drop-off ✔ Expert local guide ✔ Time for traditional pub lunch Experience Britain’s most iconic landmarks in comfort and style.

Experience Windsor like never before on this tour exploring Windsor's darker side. From the ominous halls of England’s most haunted building to the eerie gallows of local executions and royal disasters long buried in history, prepare to have your spine tingled as Windsor’s hidden horrors are brought to life. Behind the grandeur and royal prestige, Windsor harbors untold mysteries and ghostly happenings. Walk the same streets as phantoms and uncover spine-tingling tales that reveal the sinister side of our iconic town. Each step on this 1.5-hour journey will plunge you deeper into Windsor's macabre past—some centuries old, others still lingering in the present. Guided by a local guide, you’ll explore eerie legends, supernatural sightings, and infamous tragedies that will leave you questioning what’s real… and what’s waiting in the shadows

Upon departing your hotel we will head west towards Stonehenge, an UNESCO World Heritage site. The stone circle has been on this site for over 4, 500 years and is one of the wonders of the world and the best-known prehistoric monument in Europe. Once we depart Stonehenge we will return to the lovely town of Windsor. Windsor Castle has been home to royalty for more than 900 years. It is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It really is a fascinating place and there is always something new to discover! Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, it has since been the home of 39 monarchs. Today The Queen spends most of her private weekends at the Castle. The Castle is at the top of a steep hill, and the visitor route covers long distances. Upon departure from Windsor, we return to London to your hotel or other agreed location.

Get the inside scoop on 1000 years of Windsor history from a local resident and award winning tour guide. You will also find out about the present benefits and challenges of living right next door to royalty. This is a great fun private tour for small groups and there’s something for everyone to discover in our idyllic town, so get your bearings on your very own tour of historic Windsor.

Join a local resident and award winning guide on a stroll around historic Windsor. Enjoy fabulous funny stories about what goes on in this beautiful town. As well as hearing some great facts about the town's 1000 year history you will also find out about the present benefits and challenges of living right next door to royalty. All the while you will enjoy beautiful buildings, quirky architecture and countless things of interest to entertain you. This is a great fun tour and there’s something for everyone to discover in our idyllic town, so get your bearings on your very own private tour of Windsor.

Go from Windsor to Eton, following an audio tour, downloaded to your cellphone. The VoiceMap app gives you all the information from a classic sightseeing tour, but allows you to enjoy it at your own pace, when you want, and with your personal group. Narrated by an experienced local tour guide, the guide recounts tales of the Royal Family in the towns, and showcases landmarks like the Long Walk and the Crooked House of Windsor.

The Air Forces Memorial at Runnymede is a solemn tribute to courage, sacrifice, and freedom. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore a masterpiece of memorial architecture that commemorates 20,455 airmen and women who died in World War II with no known graves. This memorial tells a powerful story of those who gave their lives in service to liberty, through thoughtful design elements and panoramic views. You’ll walk through carefully designed cloisters where names are inscribed on stone panels or ’books,’ allowing natural light to fall across them throughout the day. The site’s six acres, gifted by Sir Eugen and Lady Effie Millington-Drake, offer sweeping views westward to Windsor and eastward towards London. You’ll discover the memorial’s rich symbolism, from its stone eagle at the entrance, to the stars carved into column capitals. The tour ends in the Visitor Room, where directories allow for personal research and reflection on the airmen and women commemorated here.