Day 1: Morning:
- Windsor Castle: Start your day by visiting one of the most famous residences of the British royal family. Explore the luxurious apartments, watch the changing of the guard, and don't miss St. George's Chapel, where royal weddings have taken place.
- Long Walk: After visiting the castle, take a stroll along the Long Walk, a majestic avenue leading from Windsor Castle to the statue of King George III.
Lunch:
- Have lunch at one of the cozy cafes on Peascod Street. For example, The Horse and Groom or Duchess of Cambridge Inn offer traditional British cuisine. Day:
- Windsor Great Park: Visit the vast Royal Park near the castle. Here you can enjoy walks, bike rides, or have a picnic. Evening:
- River Thames: End the day with an evening walk along the River Thames. You can rent a boat or book a cruise and enjoy the sunset views.
- Dinner: Try local delicacies at one of the restaurants on the waterfront, such as Gilbey’s Bar & Restaurant or The Boatman.
Day 2: Morning:
- Eton College: Start the second day by visiting the famous Eton College, just a short walk from Windsor. Explore the historic setting and learn more about its famous alumni.
Lunch:
- Have lunch at Eton Mess, a cozy cafe with a pleasant atmosphere and delicious food. Day:
- Legoland Windsor: Visit Legoland, a theme park especially if you are traveling with children. It's a great place for entertainment with plenty of attractions and play areas. Evening:
- Windsor Guildhall: Walk past the historic Guildhall, where you can take some wonderful photos and admire the architecture.
- Restaurant Row: Choose one of the local establishments for dinner, such as Coworth Park or Heston Blumenthal’s Crown.
- Evening Closure: If you have the energy, visit one of the local pubs to try English beer and enjoy a friendly atmosphere.
This two-day itinerary will give you a rich experience of Windsor, combining historical and modern attractions.
