Amazing! We were there a full day and didn't get to see everything! State rooms were well worth seeing as was St George's Chapel. It was very busy but the lines moved continuously so it didn't feel like you were in a queue. We were in time to see the changing of the guard and this did get busy, be warned that there are many people who feel it's ok to push and shove to get their mobile phones in front of you to record the event, so you end up watching it through their screen. The audio tour was very informative and well worth picking up, lots of children's activities. Toilets were immaculate!

What an amazing place this is. My wife thought it better than Buckingham palace, (not so sure on that)... We were on a coach tour and so went in as a group, but still efficient on entry. We were then free to tour on our own which suited us just fine. The crown jewels are just outstanding and so well layed out allowing good views with a bit of patience. The Chapel was again quite outstanding, what history this place holds.

Visited Windsor Castle with friends. On arrival in Windsor it sits prominently above the town and looks spectacular. On arrival, the staff are very friendly and helpful. Entry is by ticket and once you enter the castle you go through security scanners and your bags go through an X-ray machine (just like at an airport). Once inside the Castle you are able to pick up audio machines to guide you round. There are several small gift shops within the Castle. Note - you are not allowed to take photographs within the buildings but can do so in the grounds. Had lunch in the cafe which, considering the location, wasn’t too expensive. Including the time having lunch I spent 4 hours there are could have spent longer. The highlight of the visit (for me) was going inside the chapel which I thought was breathtakingly beautiful. Lovely day out and I would recommend it.

Windsor Castle is the kind of Castle that one from the US would picture/image when you think of the world Castle. It's quite beautiful. The dollhouse was fascinating, however the way you view it does not leave you a lot of time to really take it in. It was pretty easy to reach via public transpiration. There are tons of restaurants and shops at the Windsor train station as well as surrounding the castle. The best priced souvenirs are found on the side streets closer to the castle. Many of them have similar products but at vastly different price points so I would advise window shopping them all prior to making any purchases. The castle visit didn't take too long - maybe 3 hours. I also ended up wandering into a small but nice church near the castle.

We greatly enjoyed our visit to Windsor Castle. We toured St. George’s Chapel, the State Apartments and Queen Mary’s Dols’ House. The Chapel is inspiring and the Sate Apartments spectacular. The art on the walls are history picture boos and the ceiling are awesome. We treasured every minute at Windsor. Our tour limited our time so if we return, we may take a train and spend the day at the Castle and town. The most interesting aspects of the tour were to be in spaces seen on television. I was surprised at how small the section shown during Prince Phillip’s funeral and how close Queen Elizabeth’s seat was to the crypt. The sights of the rooms used for state dinners titillate the imagination.

We visited Windsor Castle with HEK - Home Ed Kids. It was an excellent day from start to finish. The staff at the Education Centre were fantastic from the minute we arrived, the whole day was superbly organised. A big thank you to Sophie, Gordon and Jess. The children thoroughly enjoyed the workshop and Sophie made sure to include all children in the workshop, if they wanted to join in. Jess at the Education Centre was super helpful and friendly to everyone and very attentive. We got to see the changing of the Guards and due to all of the children in our group having 'HEK - Home Ed Kids' hi-vis vests on, we got moved to the front to a 'VIP' standing position to watch the whole ceremony, it was fantastic. The staff we spoke to around the castle were very knowledgeable, helpful and keen to answer any questions we had. It was a fun, educational, interesting day for all who attended. Thank you to the Education Team and all of the staff for making it a memorable day for us and the childrren.

FANTASTIC DAYS WITH HEK Home Ed Kids AT THE CASTLE !!! Super day, very educational. Very well organised by the HEK staff and the Castle Education staff. Kids really loved the day. The staff at the learning centre were amazing, right from the moment we entered the gates. Sophie, Gordon and Jess could not have been more friendly and approachable. The educational workshop was great fun and the children were fully engaged and included by Sophie. Her ability to remember the children's names would have put the 'Rain Man' to shame. Staff in the castle were always on hand to lend assistance and share their knowledge of the buildings and it's secrets. Tori and Alice were particularly willing to spend time talking to the children. Only slight problem we encountered was whilst entering into the building with the dolls house...the staff didn't want to let the children in as they didn't have wrist bands on. These weren't issued to the children, so maybe something Gordon will have to address in future. Altogether we had a wonderful day, full of history, learning and fun. Top marks to the education team and castle staff for making a lot of children very happy.

We visited on a sunny Saturday and booked the 10-10.30 slot. It takes a while to go through security etc so factor this into your day. Changing of the Guard was happening on our visit (see website for days/times,). This was a real experience to watch and the band was amazing!! We had to skip the dolls house due to limited time. The State Apartments are amazing and extra rooms are open in the winter. The audio guide is good. You have to queue to get into both but the dolls house queue was longer. St George's chapel is amazing and beautiful. I found it emotional walking past the Queen's tomb to pay our respects. It's a great place to visit and so much history. We could have spent a whole day here but had to leave by 130 due to a train we were getting home. The worst thing was the amount of people especially tour groups. Unfortunately there were lots of queues and lots of queue jumpers which was annoying! If we had known how busy it was we would have allowed more time. We got in just before 1030 and 3 hours wasn't enough time to see and experience everything. Definitely worth a visit but if you can avoid peak times I'm sure you will have a more peaceful trip!

One of the most beautiful (and grandiose) castles which I visited yet. It contains a lot of history, including St George's Chapel (just beautiful). We also had the opportunity to visit the State Apartments and Queen Mary Doll House. Worth the trip from London. Easily accessible through Paddington Station. Buy tickets beforehand.

If you can, give yourself a few hours for the visit. There is much to see, and guides are excellent. Very interesting displays and changing of the guard. And of course the Crown Jewels.

An amazing visit to Windsor Castle. A nice insight to wha5 it’s like to live as a Royal. You can visit the grave of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. BE CAREFUL WHEN PARKING, WE WERE 9 MINUTES LATE TO GET BACK TO OUR CAR AFTER PAYING OVER TWENTY FIVE POUNDS FOR THREE HOURS PARKING AND WE GOT A £100 pound TICKET 🤬🤬

We did two tours today, the great kitchen tour and conquer the tower. The great kitchen tour was made amazing by our tour guide Celine, she was so informative but also made the tour even more exciting with her enthusiasm, I would definately recommend this tour and if you want that added extra just make sure your on Celines tour. We were also lucky to get a place on conquer the tower, what a fantastic tour, Ben took us around and painted a picture of the history of the tower, Windsor castle and all the surrounding areas, the view from the tower was amazing, Ben had an encyclopedic knowledge and you could see the passion for what he was doing. Great tours well worth the money, well done Celine and Ben.

Loved the learning centre , the lady who explained the activities was such a lovely and pleasant lady who took the time to speak to us and made us made welcome

I went there with my girlfriend and the view of the castle was great! The long walk was really surprisingly long as I really did not expect it was like unlimited even with a nice weather! As we went early, we were also lucky to see solders walking formally with horses! It was really an unforgettable moment for both of us as a first date!

Loved Windsor! The audio tour is all that is needed to see this impressive palace that is steeped with history and simply stunning in size. I do wish I would have simply taken the train on my own ( for us, Waterloo-Windsor nonstop) as our tour did not allow nearly enough time to see it all (the tour included Stonehenge, which we had visited first). We left the tour and took the train home. St George's Cathedral is stunning and has Evensong services around 5-5:30 each night. Years ago I went to one with the full boys choir and it was ethereal; this time around there was no choir as it was summer holiday, so we didn't stay.