Westminster and Windsor Walking Tour with Visit to Windsor Castle

Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of Britain's sovereigns since 1837, stands as a symbol of the British monarchy. Although you won't enter, you'll witness the grandeur of the palace's exterior and may even catch the Changing of the Guard ceremony, a quintessential London experience.

As you stroll through Westminster, you'll pass by Trafalgar Square, a historic square filled with iconic landmarks, including Nelson's Column. It's a lively area, often bustling with events, street performers, and tourists alike.

While walking through Westminster, you'll see Big Ben, the iconic clock tower, now known as the Elizabeth Tower. It's a symbol of London and a must-see for any visitor, providing a picturesque backdrop for your tour.

You'll pass by Downing Street, home to the official residences of the British Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. While you can't go inside, it's fascinating to walk by one of the most significant streets in British politics.

Though you won't enter Westminster Abbey, you'll get to admire its stunning Gothic architecture from the outside. The Abbey has hosted many royal ceremonies, including coronations and weddings, making it a key landmark in British history.

Walking along Whitehall, you'll be at the heart of the UK's government district. This historic street is lined with government buildings and is steeped in political history.

While you won't be entering, you'll see the iconic Houses of Parliament, an architectural masterpiece that stands as a symbol of British democracy and history.

You'll pass by the London Eye, one of the world's largest observation wheels. While not included in the tour, it's a great spot for photos and offers a unique perspective on the city's skyline.

Parliament Square is surrounded by significant landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. It features statues of famous statesmen, providing a glimpse into the country's rich political heritage.

While you won't enter, you'll pass by the Horse Guards Parade, known for the daily ceremonial changing of the guard. It's a fascinating tradition to witness, steeped in history and pageantry.

After traveling by train to Windsor, you'll visit Windsor Castle, one of the official residences of the British monarchy. With your entry ticket included, explore the castle's magnificent State Apartments, St. George’s Chapel, and Queen Mary's Dollhouse, all while learning about its rich history with the audio guide.