Discover the majestic Windsor Castle, the world's oldest and continuously inhabited castle, which has stood as a symbol of the English monarchy for nearly a millennium. On this enlightening tour, guided by a historian, you’ll immerse yourself in a fusion of art, architecture, and history. 

Please note, like for all Royal Palaces, guiding in Windsor Castle is limited to certain areas of the Castle, but no one is allowed to guide in the State Apartments. Included in your ticket is an audioguide and your guide will explain extensively in the castle precincts and in the Royal Chapel. They will also facilitate the information flow between you and the Palace volunteers. 

Next, you’ll visit St. George’s Chapel, not only the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II but also a significant site for royal ceremonies, including the weddings of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle and Princess Eugenie to Jack Brooksbank. Here you’ll learn about the Order of the Garter, the world's oldest chivalry order, and the storied Albert Memorial Chapel. Please also note, as an active place of worship, St. George’s Chapel may sometimes close unexpectedly without advance notice.

The iconic Round Tower stands at the heart of the castle. As we navigate its surroundings, uncover its strategic significance and the treasures it houses, including the Royal Archives. If your group’s energy allows, you’ll wander through parts of the sprawling castle grounds together and be captivated by stories of the King's Guard—The Household Division, understanding their historical and contemporary roles.

Discovering Windsor Castle isn't just a journey through stone and mortar; it's a living testament to England's evolving narrative. Engaging with its tales, architecture, and traditions enriches our understanding of a monarchy's impact on culture, providing a deeper connection to a nation's shared history and identity.