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The Queen regards Windsor as her favourite weekend home and, just as she loves to spend her downtime here, we hope you will be inspired to visit us and discover the magic of the Royal Borough for yourself.

Christmas Monarchs have celebrated Christmas at Windsor Castle since the 12th century, but it was Queen Victoria and Prince Albert who introduced many of the Christmas traditions that we know today, like indoor decorated trees.
Culture Vulture Most people associate Windsor with drifting herds of deer and the glorious symmetry of the castle. But the area has a rich musical and theatrical tradition, hosts acclaimed festivals and events, along with two innovative arts centres
Days Out in London Less than 20 miles from central London, jump on a train or bus into 'town' for a day's sightseeing before returning to the peace of the Windsor countryside.
Family Fun in Windsor Keeping the children entertained is not always easy, but here in the Royal Borough and the surrounding area we have plenty to get every member of the family involved. Let's explore some ideas...
Messing About in Boats Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing — absolutely nothing — half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.
Relax and Unwind The Royal Borough features some beautiful countryside with more than 1,000 acres of National Trust land in the north and 4,800 acres of Crown Estate, not to mention the River Thames running through the heart of the region.
Sport of Kings The history of England is the history of horseracing, from its humble beginnings to today's Royal family's continuing passion and patronage for the sport. A day at the races is a chance to experience English history and tradition.
Windsor Visitor & Venue Guides Inspiration The Official Visitor Guide is our annual full colour guide to all the best things to see and do, places to eat and shops to visit in the Windsor, Maidenhead and Ascot area

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