The British royal town of Windsor - a world-famous royal town, a model of integrated cultural and tourist development

Windsor's most important attraction is the magnificent Windsor Castle, built in the 11th century, want to complete the castle takes half a day to visit, Queen Mary dolls House, State House, St George's Chapel, Prince Albert Memorial Chapel have a lot of stories waiting for visitors to visit. After the tour, you can take a break in Windsor Great Park and, if the time is right, enjoy the Changing of the Guard. After visiting Windsor Castle, you can also visit Eton College and Legoland Windsor.

Windsor Castle

Worthy of being a royal place, I did not expect that the decoration of Britain since the Norman Dynasty has been so brilliant, and only by seeing it with my own eyes can I feel the beauty and shock of classical Europe.
Windsor Castle is a real treasure trove around London
Worthy of being the castle of the British royal family, it reveals grandeur and brilliance from inside out, and also records the rise and fall of the British royal family 🫅 for generations
Standing on the banks of the Thames
Take advantage of this beautiful season to see the royal castle ~

Some Windsor play tips:

Queen Mary's dollhouse

Queen Mary's Doll's House This unprecedented work of art was created for Queen Mary, wife of King George V (and grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II). Between 1921 and 1924, Sir Edwin Lutyens, Britain's greatest architect of the time, led a team of 1,500 top craftsmen, artists, and writers to complete the project in three years

This doll's house is based on the residence of Queen Mary, with a selection of representative rooms. It includes the rooms of the queen and the king, the living room, the small library, the treasure house and even the garden, etc., all of which are miniaturized in the ratio of 1:12, and the craftsmanship is the pursuit of the sense of reality of the works.
The king and queen's room (living room, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, toilet) from the wallpaper to the murals painted by the top artists, to the bed, table, chair, cabinet and other furniture, as well as chandeliers, tea sets, clocks and a variety of carefully arranged ornaments, all highlight the ingenuity of the work, and even make people think that it is real.

The small library in the dollhouse can open every book. Beautiful dolls delicate tulle dresses and even Queen Mary's dolls can be changed into different clothes. Household accessories such as a 14cm high phonograph with a real turntable that can play songs, as well as sewing machines, lawn mowers, pianos, bicycles, sofas, tea sets and so on are very realistic and elaborate.
Therefore, these gadgets have the same structure and details as the actual works. If you have a chance to open any of the little cabinets we see, you will be amazed to find that it is "real". Is that it literally has a door that can be opened and even drawers that can be pulled out. At that time, the British craftsmen had made it into a "really real" piece of work. The aesthetic feeling presented by the reasonable collocation of the whole room shows the high artistic level of the makers of this work.

State hall
After visiting Queen Mary's dollhouse, you will return to the same place you entered the dollhouse, but this time take the right aisle to enter the State Rooms. The state rooms are full of royal 🫅👸 equipment. The level of sophistication is truly astounding.
The State Hall is divided into many rooms and displays many works of art. It shows the parliament hall of the royal family at that time, the king's bedroom, study, dressing room and so on. No photos are allowed in the entire exhibition hall.

St. George's Church
St. George's Church is really beautiful, built in the 14th century, is a church of Gothic architecture. It is the place of worship of the British royal family and the tomb of many members of the Royal Family.
In order to show respect, no photos are allowed here.

The Long Walk
After visiting the castle, don't forget to take a walk through the long gallery at the back of Windsor Castle, the famous long gallery, which is also very spectacular. The journey is said to take two or three hours. If you don't want to go into the castle, the promenade and the park are also very good places to clock in.

lakeside
If you have time you can go and feed the swans on the banks of the Thames outside Windsor. There are a lot of swans. The little shop next door can buy a pound of swan food. Once you start feeding a bunch of swans that will follow you, don't be too fun!