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Best Things to Do
Top 5 Best Things to Do in Berkshire [2025]
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Windsor Castle
4.7
/5
1256 reviews
9.4
From AU$ 65.15
Based on 14,461 reviews
40.3 km from downtown
Phone +44 303 123 7324
Address: Windsor SL4 1NJ, United Kingdom
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Tour the opulent halls and admire the royal collection
Art & artifacts in suites
Saved by 523 users555 positive reviews
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The Queen's favorite palace is very luxurious, but it is not allowed to take pictures. It can only be taken outside. When entering, a photo was taken and was stopped by the staff. Knowing the life of the royal family, Windsor Castle is generally very quiet.
Britain's most famous is the castle and manor house, each castle is covered with a mysterious veil. Behind the high wall is a series of wonderful and moving stories, including Windsor Castle. This "do not love the mountains and the beauty" of the wind, making the castle famous. The attractions are divided into three major parts: Queen Mary's Doll House, State Hall, and St. George's Church. After entering the gate, you can follow the guide to the guide, and you can start the tour with the order of the guide! Languages can be selected, and each place has corresponding numbers and explanations.
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LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
4.6
/5
151 reviews
7.9
From AU$ 67.28
Based on 25,732 reviews
37.1 km from downtown
Phone +44-1753-626416
Address: Winkfield Rd, Windsor SL4 4AY, United Kingdom
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Learn skills at LEGO workshop
Thrilling roller coasters & rides
Saved by 226 users116 positive reviews
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Really great place to visit, we didn’t do many rides as we got involved in the festival activities. Great seeing peeley and the battle of the bands
Surprisingly a fun place for adults not just children! the Lego sculptures were very fun to see and admire. if you go during Christmas time, you'll see many Christmas themed characters like snowman and Santa - really adorable!
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Windsor Great Park
4.7
/5
23 reviews
5.2
Based on 1,686 reviews
39.6 km from downtown
Phone +44 1753 860222
Address: The Crown Estate Windsor Great Park SL4 2HT, United Kingdom
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
32% positive reviews
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stunning natural scenery with vast grasslands, dense forests, and beautiful lakes. Its varied landscape makes it suitable for various outdoor activities.
great park and lovley seeing were the queen used to live several weeks a year. short drive from london so definitely worth a visit if your down south
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Eton College
4.8
/5
100 reviews
5.1
Based on 238 reviews
40 km from downtown
Phone +44 1753 370100
Address: Windsor SL4 6DW, United Kingdom
Recommended sightseeing time: 2 hours
Highlights:
Regular music & dance shows
Experience British aristocratic education
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This school, named "Public School", is actually a private secondary school. The original intention of Henry VI to name it "Public School" was to provide free education for poor students, so that poor children could also enter the school as a preparatory school for entering King's College of Cambridge University. But because it was run too well, Eton College gradually became the most famous aristocratic school in the UK, which was completely contrary to the purpose of King Henry VI's school. You can often see study tours organized by domestic private schools at Eton College, but they can only look outside like independent tourists. Eton College is a training place for the British royal family, political and economic elites. It has produced 20 British prime ministers such as former British Prime Minister Cameron, as well as poet Shelley and economist Keynes. It is also the alma mater of Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry, the heirs to the British throne.
It's right on the roadside, and there's a memorial tower in front of the door. British cities are really not big. In fact, it's very close to Big Ben. It's a very quiet town. The school was not open, so I didn't go into the campus, which was a pity.
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St George's Chapel
4.2
/5
33 reviews
4.5
Based on 2,806 reviews
40.1 km from downtown
Phone +44 1753 848888
Address: Windsor Castle Parking Lots, 2 The Cloisters, Windsor SL4 1NJ, United Kingdom
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Admire Gothic-style architectural art
Explore the royal resting place
34% positive reviews
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The houses on the south side of the Lower District of Windsor Castle were once where military knights stayed. A group of veterans were responsible for praying in the chapel. These veterans lived in poverty, so they earned a certain amount of money from this, so this group of people was originally called the "Golden Knights of Alms".
A must-visit chapel in Windsor Castle, which is included in the entrance ticket of Windsor Castle. It is managed by the church.
The chapel is very high and well maintained. You can refer to and get relevant information on the audio guide. But taking pictures inside is not allowed.
So I bought a 2018 edition of "The Biography of Queen Victoria" in its gift department as a souvenir.
I also took a photo of its promotional photo in the "Castle Introduction" at the entrance when entering the castle, and also took a postcard of it.
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