Visit two of England's most royal attractions on this day trip combining Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace. You'll be one of the first to enter Windsor Castle and discover centuries of royal history, before heading to Buckingham Palace, where you will be able to explore the rooms of this working palace at your leisure, soaking in the fine paintings, porcelain and furniture.
Highlights
- London day trip to Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle
- Visit two of England's royal residences in one day
- Walk through the grounds of Windsor Castle, which has more than 900 years of royal history
- Take an audio tour at Buckingham Palace to learn about its role in the British monarchy
- Visit the exclusive exhibition Diamonds: A Jubilee Celebration as part of your visit to the Summer Opening of the Buckingham Palace State Rooms
- Hotel pickup included
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle Day Trip from London
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Buckingham Palace, LondonBuckingham Palace, LondonPhoto by: Anonymous11 2011 -
Buckingham Palace in all its ...It was tough to get back far enough, even with the wide-angle camera lens, to capture the enormity of the Palace.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Windsor Castle-26SEP2012View of the castle from the park next to the bus parking lot.Photo by: Robert L10 2012 -
Buckingham Palace-26SEP2012Palace gardens upon exiting the tour.Photo by: Robert L10 2012 -
Approaching Windsor CastleWindsor castle is about 30 minutes outside of central London in the town of Windsor.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Long driveway up to the castleThe very same drive her Majesty makes when she comes to stay at Windsor Castle.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Outside walls of Windsor ...Very well preserved castle walls.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Walking around the wallsLots of walking to get to the State Rooms and more from where you purchase the tickets.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
The main towerThe tower that looks over a beautiful rose garden.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Windsor Castle ChapelNo photos allowed inside. Kings' and Queens' tombs inside.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Buckingham Palace rear viewNo photos allowed inside Buckingham Palace but you can take outside photos of the palace and the gardens.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Buckingham Palace barbed wire ...Old-school, original, barbed wire and electric fence.....they say to keep William and Harry in.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Front view of the palaceView from the front standing back at the really tall gated fence.Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
The grand staircaseThe grand staircase inside the Palace....the very same one the Queen uses as well as her guests. Again, no photos ...Photo by: Corrie RUSA, 09 2009 -
Useful Information
St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle
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The Royal Collection 2008 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
After an early start, you'll visit Windsor Castle, where more than 900 years of royal history await. Windsor Castle, the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world, is today one of the official residences of Her Majesty The Queen. Walk through the magnificent grounds and explore the State Apartments. If you're lucky you may catch the official Changing of the Guard or soak up the splendor of St. George's Chapel. After your visit to Windsor, you'll take a drive through Runnymede, where King John signed the Magna Carta.
Next, immerse yourself in the lavishly furnished rooms from the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace! The palace hosts many official events and receptions held by the Queen, so areas are exclusively opened for limited time only during the summer so book early!
Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of Britain's sovereigns since 1837, and today it is the Queen's official residence. Take the audio tour and learn about the royal history. Your visit is independent and will conclude here so you can explore at leisure.
Diamonds: A Jubilee Celebration
This spectacular exhibition shows the many ways in which diamonds have been used by British monarchs over the last 200 years. It includes a number of The Queen’s personal jewels - those inherited by Her Majesty or acquired during her reign. The exhibition reveals how many of these extraordinary stones have undergone a number of transformations, having been re-cut or incorporated into new settings during their fascinating history.
Next, immerse yourself in the lavishly furnished rooms from the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace! The palace hosts many official events and receptions held by the Queen, so areas are exclusively opened for limited time only during the summer so book early!
Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of Britain's sovereigns since 1837, and today it is the Queen's official residence. Take the audio tour and learn about the royal history. Your visit is independent and will conclude here so you can explore at leisure.
Diamonds: A Jubilee Celebration
This spectacular exhibition shows the many ways in which diamonds have been used by British monarchs over the last 200 years. It includes a number of The Queen’s personal jewels - those inherited by Her Majesty or acquired during her reign. The exhibition reveals how many of these extraordinary stones have undergone a number of transformations, having been re-cut or incorporated into new settings during their fascinating history.
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