Explore and Witness the Millennium Royal Legend of Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle, located in the southeast of England, is the family castle of the British royal family and the largest inhabited castle in the world today. The Windsor dynasty has a famous romantic story of King Edward VIII, who gave up the throne for love. Windsor Castle is rich in cultural heritage, blending magnificent architecture, historical significance, and royal legacy. Each room is adorned with precious artworks, antique furniture, and paintings, highlighting the authority and luxury of the British royal family. (Photography is prohibited indoors) Try to avoid visiting on holidays, as there are queues to enter the castle and at each attraction point; the security check to enter is as cumbersome as airport security. The Round Tower, located at the center of the castle, is an iconic building of Windsor Castle offering views of London and the Thames River. St. George's Chapel and Queen Mary's Dolls' House (one of the largest and most exquisite dollhouses in the world) are must-see attractions in the castle.