A visit to Windsor naturally begins with Windsor Castle, where opulent State Apartments and the gothic beauty of St George's Chapel offer a glimpse into centuries of British monarchy. From there, wander through the cobbled streets of the town centre, where shops and traditional tearooms sit beside historic inns.

For a breath of fresh air, Windsor Great Park stretches out in sweeping landscapes of ancient woodland and open deer-filled meadows, perfect for walking or cycling.

Across the river, the village of Eton adds another layer of charm, home to the prestigious Eton College and a high street lined with antique shops and cafés. For a more leisurely perspective, a boat trip along the Thames offers a peaceful way to take in Windsor’s postcard-perfect scenery.

Windsor enjoys a temperate climate typical of southern England, with mild variations throughout the year. Summer months, from June to August, see average highs between 20–25°C, making it an ideal time for riverside picnics and open-air exploring.

Spring and autumn bring cooler yet pleasant conditions, usually ranging from 10–18°C, with blooming parks or golden foliage enhancing the town’s natural beauty.

Winters are generally cool, with temperatures between 2–8°C, and while frostier days are possible, the festive atmosphere around Windsor Castle adds a distinctly magical seasonal charm.