The Long Walk

Explore Windsor, the quintessentially British town on the outskirts of London. This hop-on hop-off, open-top bus service consists of 11 different stops. The audio guide onboard will give you the history and little known facts about the town that has been home to British royalty for over 1,000 years. Learn about the famous landmarks that make Windsor an essential place to visit. From Windsor Castle to the Holy Trinity Church, to Eton College, where many UK prime ministers and members of the royal family were educated, to the Long Walk and Windsor Farm House. You can hop-on or hop-off at any of the 11 stops on the route, so use the 24-hour ticket to explore the area, maybe take in some afternoon tea or a pint in a traditional English pub.

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. Discover: Windsor Castle Eton College River Thames Thames Street The Crooked House & more you wouldn't discover yourself!

Your journey begins in London where you’ll board a luxury, air-conditioned coach before making your way to the first stop of the tour, Windsor. Upon arrival at Windsor, enjoy an open-top bus tour of the royal town and admire iconic sights. Top sights include Windsor Castle, Holy Trinity Church, Eton College, and more. Throughout your journey, the expert guide will provide fascinating insights into Windsor’s royal connections, hidden gems, and historical significance, ensuring you don’t miss a thing. Explore Windsor at your own leisure after the tour. Be sure to take a scenic stroll down the Long Walk and admire the beautiful views that surround Windsor Castle and explore the cobbled streets of Windsor. Grab a bite to eat or drink at one of the many shops, cafés, and restaurants. Private Viewing of Stonehenge and Entrance Into the Inner Circle After your meal, the tour will depart Bath for your extra-special visit to mysterious Stonehenge. You’ll arrive at Stonehenge, located in the lush county of Wiltshire, in the early evening. This is your chance to see a side of the world-famous stones that most people don’t get a chance to see! Experience the unforgettable mystery of this 5,000 year old attraction and spend some time in the midst of an iconic World Heritage Site as you wander in and around the 40 ton rocks. There really is no better way to visit Stonehenge – you’ll be blown away by the sheer size and position of the magical monument!

In the morning, visit Windsor where 900 years of royal history awaits. Enjoy a walking tour of this beautiful town and see what is now the largest continuously occupied castle in the world. If you see the royal flag flying, it means the King's at home. Visit historic Eton, home to Britain’s most famous public school, where 18 former British prime ministers once studied. Continue to the oldest and arguable the most famous university city in England. The university is spread across the town centre among 39 separate colleges ranging in age from 50 to over 600 years. See Christ Church, the grandest and most popular of all its Colleges. Founded nearly 500 years ago it has educated many big names, was used for scenes in the Harry Potter films, and is home to the smallest cathedral in the country. During the tour you'll hear stories about Oxford’s famous students like Bill Clinton and Lewis Carroll, and get a feel for what student life must be like. In the afternoon you'll have free time to explore this great city at your leisure.

Explore the town of Windsor with a local guide on a walking tour. Learn about the town's history and see its main sites. Choose to start your tour in the morning, afternoon or evening.. Meet your guide outside the Sir Christopher Wren Hotel and set off to explore the town. Walk in the footsteps of kings and queens, discover Shakespeare's little town house, and enjoy some of the more unusual tales of bygone royal Windsor. After an hour or so exploring the streets, your guide will escort you to a great pub or one of the excellent restaurants in Windsor where you can enjoy the culture and hospitality of the town at your leisure.

Our journey begins at the historic Windsor Castle, a royal residence with a history spanning over 1,000 years. This iconic castle, founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, has been the home of 39 monarchs, making it the longest-occupied palace in Europe. Nearby, we encounter the charming Crooked House, an architectural curiosity dating back to 1592. This leaning structure, offers a delightful stop for visitors. Adjacent to the Crooked House stands the Guildhall, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1689. This historical building, with its elegant red brick façade and classical columns, has hosted many royal ceremonies and significant events, making it a testament to Windsor's rich heritage. We then visit Nell Gwynn's House, a charming residence associated with the famous 17th-century actress and mistress of King Charles II. This historic home adds a touch of intrigue and romance to our exploration of Windsor's past. Next, we visit the start of the Long Walk, a picturesque tree-lined avenue stretching over two and a half miles from Windsor Castle to the Copper Horse statue of King George III. This serene path offers breathtaking views of the castle and the surrounding countryside, making it a favorite spot for leisurely walks and picnics. Crossing the River Thames, we arrive at Eton, a quaint town best known for the prestigious Eton College. Founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, Eton College has educated many of Britain's most influential figures, including 20 British Prime Ministers. The school's impressive Gothic architecture, historic classrooms, and the renowned Chapel, with its stunning 15th-century wall paintings, offer a glimpse into the storied traditions of this elite institution.

Ready to leave the hustle and bustle of London behind for a day? On this exclusive day trip, unlock the mysteries of Stonehenge with rare Inner Circle access, then dive into royal splendor at Windsor Castle, the world’s largest inhabited castle. From ancient secrets to royal treasures, this is your chance to experience two of England's most iconic landmarks in one unforgettable day. Meet our team in London and hop on a comfortable coach to uncover the magic of Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Thanks to exclusive pre-opening access to the Inner Circle, you'll experience this ancient wonder like never before—standing among the towering stones, that have puzzled and amazed for centuries. Whether it was a spiritual gathering or a place for rituals, its mystery and beauty remain undeniable. Next, we'll board our coach and set off for the enchanting city of Windsor, where your adventure takes a delightful turn. Depending on your chosen option, you have the chance to: A) Enjoy a guided walking tour through the heart of Windsor with our expert guide. Stroll along the charming cobbled streets, take in scenic views of the Thames, and uncover the fascinating stories of this royal town. Marvel at the Long Walk’s tree-lined avenue, and admire the impressive Windsor Castle exterior. From the iconic Queen Victoria statue to hidden gems like the Crooked House, discover Windsor’s royal connections and its rich, fascinating history. Let us guide you through this enchanting town, steeped in stories that have shaped the British monarchy. or B) Experience the magnificence of Windsor Castle with entry to this historic royal residence. Step inside and explore its grand State Apartments, stunning St. George’s Chapel, and beautiful grounds at your own pace with an audio guide. Discover the centuries of history within these walls—from royal ceremonies to hidden treasures—and immerse yourself in the rich legacy of one of the oldest occupied castles in the world. Whether marvelling at the opulent rooms or strolling through the tranquil gardens, this self-guided tour lets you uncover Windsor Castle’s royal charm at your leisure. After your 75-minute guided walking tour or Windsor Castle visit, enjoy some free time to grab a quick lunch or shop for souvenirs before we make our way back to London. After your unforgettable experience in Windsor, hop on our coach and relax as we head back to London, wrapping up a day filled with history, charm, and unforgettable sights.

Experience Windsor like never before on a Dark Side tour. 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 the 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 expert guide, explore eerie legends, supernatural sightings, and infamous tragedies that will leave you questioning what’s real… and what’s waiting in the shadows. See the most haunted building in England, Herne the Hunter, the Windsor Witches, the Ghost of Queen Victoria, and much more.

Embark on a captivating tour of the majestic Windsor, immersing yourself in its rich history and architectural splendor. (options of with or without an expert guide) Begin your journey at Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. Marvel at the formidable Round Tower, a symbol of the castle's military prowess, and witness the opulent State Apartments, where the Royal Family resides during official engagements. Next, stroll through the picturesque Home Park and Long Walk, taking in the serene landscapes and elegant gardens. Continue to Frogmore House, a secluded royal retreat known for its charming gardens, mausoleum, and picturesque lake. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Eton College, one of the world's most prestigious educational institutions, and admire its historic buildings and serene courtyards. If you've opted for a guide, along the way, your knowledgeable guide will provide insightful commentary, captivating you with tales of royal intrigue, architectural triumphs, and historical events that have shaped Windsor's enduring legacy.

Your journey begins in London where you’ll board a luxury, air-conditioned coach before making your way to the first stop of the tour, Windsor. Discover Windsor: Upon arrival at Windsor, enjoy an open-top bus tour of the royal town and admire iconic sights. Top sights include Windsor Castle, Holy Trinity Church, Eton College, and more. Throughout your journey, the expert guide will provide fascinating insights into Windsor’s royal connections, hidden gems, and historical significance, ensuring you don’t miss a thing. Explore Windsor at your own leisure after the tour. Be sure to take a scenic stroll down the Long Walk and admire the beautiful views that surround Windsor Castle and explore the cobbled streets of Windsor. Grab a bite to eat or drink at one of the many shops, cafés, and restaurants. Step Inside the Inner Circle of Stonehenge: After exploring Windsor, travel to Stonehenge, one of the world’s most famous and mysterious ancient monuments. Here you’ll have the rare opportunity to step inside the inner circle, standing among the towering stones themselves. Guided by an expert, learn about the theories behind Stonehenge’s construction, its Neolithic origins, and its significance as a site of ritual and astronomy. With fewer people allowed in the inner circle at any given time, you’ll have plenty of time to capture incredible photos and absorb the majestic, mystical atmosphere of this 5,000-year-old masterpiece. After a full day of exploration, you will journey back to London where your sightseeing adventure ends.