- Category
- History, Excursions and Day Trips, Small Group Tours
- Duration
- 3.5 hours
- Location
- London
- Windsor Castle Tour
- Visits St. George’s Chapel, the burial place of the late Queen Elizabeth II
Windsor Castle Tour
The Dolls' House
St George’s Chapel and The Albert Memorial Chapel
PLEASE NOTE: as a working church the chapel is occasionally subject to late notice closures.
Round Tower
Precincts and Guard Sentries
The Long Walk
Take-Aways
FAQ
You will meet your guide in Windsor. In your confirmation wee will provide an exact meeting point as well as easy instructions for taking the train from London.
Can I visit Queen Elizabeth's tomb?
The Windsor Castle tour visits St. George's Chapel, where Queen Elizabeth II is interned, among 10 other former monarchs. St. George's Chapel is open to visitors when Windsor Castle is open, except on Sundays, when services are held. It is likely to be one of the busier areas of Windsor Castle so there may be a bit of a wait to view Queen Elizabeth II's tomb but we can certainly include it in the tour.
Can we book a private car service to take us from London to Windsor?
Yes, this is possible for private tours only - please add the Optional Windsor Castle Car Service to your cart when checking out. It is not possible to book the car service for small group tours.

Viv has a degree in English Language and Medieval Literature from Durham University. She spends part of each year in France, but for the past 25 years London has been home. Following two years of intense training she qualified as a Blue Badge Guide, coming top in her year. She particularly enjoys giving individuals and families in-depth tours of London focusing as much on the hidden and unfamiliar as the well-known - she concentrates as much on the here-and-now as the past. The City's fringes - Bankside and Spitalfields - hold as much appeal as Westminster and St James's. She enjoys sharing her enthusiasm for London's C18 and C19 history and her detailed knowledge of the city's royal connections. She has a particular interest in the great aristocratic landholdings of London, and has created walks around the 'villages' of London such as Chelsea, Bloomsbury and Spitalfields. Viv is currently studying for a part-time Research Masters in the History of the British Country House 1485-1945

Jane Hickey is a prize winning Blue Badge guide for London and day trips out of London. She grew up in her father’s hotel in Dublin, Ireland and despite early attempts to branch out she has consistently returned to the hospitality industry in various guises. She has lived in London all her adult life, qualifying as a chartered accountant with PWC where her clients included the InterContinental Hotel Group. Following a spell in finance with Trusthouse Forte Hotels she returned to the consultancy arm of PWC working in the Tourism & Leisure Group, looking at investment opportunities in the industry. She spent time in Hungary and Poland with PWC in the 90s privatizing state owned hotel and leisure groups. Having taken a break to raise her 3 children she then undertook an intensive 2 year course in London launching her guiding career. Since qualifying as a guide she has undertaken further courses in the City of London, Windsor & Eton, and she is currently studying for a Certificate in Early Medieval Art and Architecture at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Jane very much looks forward to showing her London to Context Travel visitors and particularly enjoys looking after family groups.

Jessica grew up in Surrey where she developed a love of History and literature. She first discovered London through its theaters. Over the past two decades, she has worked with colleagues and students from 7 to 70 in theatre, guiding, tour directing, teaching, and co running summer camps. These pursuits now inform and flavor her lively guiding style.
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