London Royal Windsor Castle Layover Tour

Make the most of your layover in London with a private tour of Windsor Castle. Enjoy a meet and greet service at the airport, and explore the royal residence of the United Kingdom.
Visit one of the most iconic homes of the British monarchy. Enjoy the stunning State Apartments, see Queen Mary's Dolls' House, and visit St George's Chapel. After your visit to the castle, head to Windsor town, famous for the Royal Windsor Castle.

As well as being home to over 40 exciting shops, restaurants, and cafes, Windsor Royal Station is also home to a covered arts and crafts market, open seven days a week. Discover over 20 stalls serving great local food and delicious street food at the Monthly Independent Food Market in Peascod Street, Windsor. It takes place on the third and fifth Saturday and Sunday of the month.

Pass through Eton College, Windsor Great Park, and Runnymede, where King John sealed the Magna Carta. Finally, visit the Kennedy Memorial before returning to the airport.

What's included:

• Pick up and drop off
• Meet and greet at the airport

Not included:

• Entry to Windsor Castle
• Blue Badge Guide

What to expect:

Duration: 5 hours

Windsor Castle

Castle Hill, Windsor, SL4 1PD

A visit to Windsor Castle, England's largest and most historical Royal residence. Visit the State apartments, which contain a priceless art collection, and St George's Chapel.

30 minutes

Magna Carta Memorial

Windsor Rd, Old Windsor, Englefield Green, Windsor TW20 0YU, UK

Magna Carta originated in 1215 as a peace treaty between King John and a group of rebellious barons
The original document was written in Latin on parchment made from animal skin
Also a chance to walk in the field of Magna Carta: Runnymede, the meadow where history was made

The name didn't emerge until the document's re-issue in 1217. It became known as 'The Great Charter' to differentiate it from the smaller 'Charter of the Forest' issued at the same time
the founding fathers of America turned to Magna Carta for inspiration and guidance when they drew up the US constitution, and so they celebrate the Runnymede parchment.

20 minutes