What to See in Windsor

Windsor's number one attraction is, of course, the Castle, and deservedly so. Some visitors don't get much further than the Castle, but there's enough in Windsor to fill a day's sightseeing, and enough nearby to make a weekend or several days thoroughly worthwhile. Windsor's excellent road and rail links make it a good place to stay.

Here are the highlights:

• Windsor Castle / Royalty
• Royal Windsor Information Centre - not an attraction in itself, but a good place to start the day - maps, guides, booking, souvenir shop
• Windsor town centre - cobbled streets, tea shops, shopping
• River Thames - take a boat trip, feed the ducks, or just view the Castle (best views are from the Eton side)
• Eton - visit the famous College and the galleries and antique shops on the High Street
• Frogmore House - 17th century Royal property set within Windsor Castle's Home Park
• Windsor Great Park - includes the Long Walk, Savill Garden and Virginia Water

Around Windsor:

• Dorney Court - Tudor manor house built in 1440
• Runnymede - where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215 - also the site of the RAF War Memorial and the John F Kennedy Memorial
• Ascot Racecourse - Ascot Week takes place 19-22 June 2001
• Cliveden - former home of Lady Astor, set in 376 acres on cliffs 200 feet above the Thames
• Henley-on-Thames
• Oxford
• London

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