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Windsor Great Park
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: Windsor Great Park, Windsor SL4 2HT, England
mapOfficial website: http://www.thecrownestate.co.uk/windsor/windsor-great-park
Phone: (44-1753)860222
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it’s a lovely place to travel for Taurists, amazing views
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Windsor Great Park is the Royal Park of Windsor Castle. This park is very typical of British gardening. The plants are very beautifully trimmed. The whole park looks patchy, just like a work of art.
Outside Windsor Castle, Windsor Park is a medium-sized forest park, belonging to the private garden of Windsor Castle. The vegetation is very dense and the man-mown lawn is very flat. Four seasons have flowers blooming, birds, tourists can play tired here to rest, enjoy the fresh air and warm sunshine.
The Windsor, a town of the Royal borough of Berkshire and Medenhead in southeastern England, is the largest family castle in the Windsor dynasty and the world's inhabited castle. The history of Windsor Castle dates back to William I, with a floor area of about 45,000 square meters (484,000 square feet). Windsor Castle is the principal executive residence of the British monarch, as is the Buckingham Palace in London and the Hollyrood Palace in Edinburgh.
Windsor Town is as charming as Windsor Castle. The British Mi-Flag refers to the Queen's going out and the Royal Flag refers to the Queen's at home. The Queen is at home .... No occasional encounter ... Just walked her home in most of the day. . . I can only say that ... is poverty that limits my imagination. Yes ...