Royal Windsor & Eton Tour

Windsor Castle, oldest of the Queen's four principal homes, was first built for William the Conqueror in 1070 but extensively renovated for Queen Victoria. The state apartments are sumptuously furnished and St George's Chapel, where ten monarchs are buried, is an outstanding example of late 15th-century architecture. Children love Queen Mary's Dolls' House and its everyday items miniaturised in meticulous detail.

The town itself, located to the west of the castle walls, retains a Georgian character. The Savill Garden, set in Windsor Great Park, is splendid in early summer when the rhododendrons are in flower. A footbridge across the Thames connects Windsor with Eton and its famous school, and downstream is the meadow at Runnymede where King John signed the Magna Carta in 1215.

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