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1 - Castle, Henry VIII Gate
Henry VIII Gateway of Windsor Castle is the symbolic link between the Castle and the town and the main entrance to the Castle. Originally there ...
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2 - Changing The Guard
Changing the Guard takes place between 10.45 and 11.30 every day in the summer, and every other day in the winter (but never on a ...
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3 - Garden, Church Street
Heritage Garden is in Church Street, one of the narrow streets parallel to the High Street, and originally laid out in the 13th century. It ...
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4 - Hall, Church Lane
The Masonic Hall is a baroque building, originally thought to have been designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and bearing signs of his influence. It stands ...
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5 - The Guildhall
The Guildhall was built beside the Corn Market by Thomas Fitch (1636-88), and John Clark, the foundation stone laid in 1687 and the work complete ...
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6 - John the Baptist’s Church
Windsor Parish Church of St John the Baptist was built on the site of an earlier church dating back to the days of Henry I. ...
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7 - Guards Statue
The Irish Guards Statue stands on the corner of Park Street, High Street and Sheet Street. It was unveiled on 24 June 2011 by The ...
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8 - Royal Mews, Park Street
The Royal Mews, the entrance to which can be seen behind the statue, is not open to the public. Here there is a large riding ...
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9 - Long Walk
The Long Walk is the great ceremonial route from the Castle into Windsor Great Park, stretching 2.65 miles to the Copper Horse, the equestrian memorial ...
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10 - Great Park
Windsor Great Park. There are two parks – the Home Park, which adjoins the Castle and is private, and the Great Park. The latter consists ...
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11 - Mausoleum, Brook Street Allotments
Frogmore & the Royal Mausoleum are concealed behind the trees to the left in the Home Park. The green copper roof of the Mausoleum is ...
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12 - Barracks
Victoria Barracks were built for the Foot Guards in 1795. During the 19th century many other infantry regiments were quartered there along with the Grenadier ...
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13 - Road Terraces
King’s Road is adjacent to the Long Walk. Here there are a number of fine terraces, which originally appeared on Sheet Street and had been ...
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14 - Royal Adelaide Hotel
The Royal Adelaide Hotel is in the King’s Road, on the corner of Adelaide Square, near Adelaide Terrace. All are named after Queen Adelaide, wife ...
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15 - Windsor Greys Horses
The Windsor Greys were placed on the roundabout leading to the Great Park, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of The Queen’s Coronation in 2013. They ...
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16 - Golden Jubilee Fountain
The Golden Jubilee Fountain (1887), now removed, was a gift from Henri C.J. Henry, the first Director of the Royal Windsor Tapestry Manufactory between 1876 ...
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17 - Anne Royal Free School
The Queen Anne Royal Free CE First School was opened in September 1988 for children between the ages of 5 and 9. It is a ...
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18 - The Boat House
Eton Boat House, known as ‘Rafts’ is where the whiffs and elite boats were built and kept for many years. Rowing has been a feature ...
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18 - Margaret Hospital, Osborne Road
The Princess Margaret Hospital is one of two hospitals in the town and is privately owned by BMI Health Care and has 78 beds. Built ...
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19 - School, Francis Road
The King’s House School, at 77a Frances Road, is an independent Christian school, under the wing of King’s Church International. Amongst other things, it offers ...
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20 - Saints Church, Francis Road
All Saint’s Church, Frances Road, is a brick structure in the modern style, consisting of a chancel, a nave of six bays, a south aisle ...
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21 - Consort Cottages
Prince Consort Cottages, formerly called Model Cottages, were built in 1855 under the direction of Prince Albert who took great interest in farming techniques and ...
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22 - The Crispin Pub Grove Road
The Crispin Pub, on the corner at 56 Grove Road, is a popular venue, with live singers on certain nights. It is named after St ...
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23 - The Firestation Centre for Arts & Culture
The Firestation Centre for Arts & Culture is a arts centre and venue for comedy shows, snacks and drinks. It first opened in 1907 as ...
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24 - Church
Holy Trinity & Garrison Church is one of England’s finest Garrison Churches. It was founded by Queen Victoria with a gift of 200 guineas, due ...
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25 - Crescent
Clarence Crescent was built in 1829 by James Bedborough and named after the Duke of Clarence (later William IV). It has its own communal garden, ...
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26 - Anne’s Court – Peascod Street
Queen Anne’s Court is at the entrance to Peacod Street. Before this building was constructed, there were fine old 16th century buildings here as can ...
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27 - Fuzzens’s Blue Plaque
Fred Fuzzens’s Blue Plaque is on the wall of the Post Office in Peascod Street. It commemorates Fred Fuzzens (1921-1995), a Windsor postman, who was ...
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28 - Church United Reformed Church
Christ Church, United Reform Church was built in 1979. The origins of the church date back to the Act of Uniformity of 1662. The first ...
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29 - Chariott’s House.
Joseph Chariott’s Charity Home is named after Joseph Chariott, the Victorian philanthropist, who came to Windsor as a young carpenter and became a successful builder ...
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30 - Acre
Bachelors’ Acre is now officially a ‘Town Green’. Here there have been celebrations to mark the Golden Jubilee of The Queen in 2002 and the ...
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31 - Windsor Lady’ (The Queen and & her Corgis Statue)
The Windsor Lady (The Queen & her Corgis) is one of the four memorials to The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012. That jubilee was celebrated ...
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32 - Jubilee Obelisk
The Jubilee Oblesisk in Bachelors Acre commemorates the Golden Jubilee of George III in 1810. These celebrations formed the template for the celebration of future ...
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33 - of Edinburgh Award Offices
The Office of The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award stands in Madeira Walk. This is the regional office for the charity in the South East of ...
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34 - Cottage
Western Cottage, in Madeira Walk, was built during the reign of Queen Anne in 1702, on what was then Crown land, at the back of ...
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35 - Mellor Walk
Mellor Walk leads from Bachelors Acre towards the library car park. It is named after the feisty Miss Doris Mellor, MBE (1894-1981), who saved Bachelors ...
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36 - Macdonald Hotel
The Macdonald Windsor Hotel is one of Windsor’s best hotels. Originally, in April 1823, number 19 High Street was taken over by John Caley. The ...
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37 - Street
Peascod Street is one of Windsor’s oldest streets, now pedestrianized during office hours. It was first mentioned as early as 1177 as the road between ...
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38 - Department Store
Daniel Department Store was opened at 120 Peascod Street in 1918, Charles Daniel, son of the Founder gave it to his sister Mabel to run. ...
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39 - Royal Windsoria Seal
The Royal Windsoria Seal is surrounded by the words, WYNDLESORIE + COMMUNE BURGENSIUM and can be found in several locations up and down Peascod Street ...
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40 - Edward Court
King Edward Court Shopping Centre is a pedestrian area containing a plethora of shops and restaurants with an adjoining multi-storey car park, and was built ...
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41 - Spheres Jubilee Statue
60 Spheres Jubilee Statue is one of the four Diamond Jubilee memorials in Windsor. It was designed by Caroline Basra, a 15-year-old pupil from Windsor ...
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42 - Queen’s Train
The Queen’s Train is a full-size replica of a Dean 4-2-2 of the Achilles Clan, no 3041 used as part of Madame Tussaud’s ‘Royalty and ...
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43 - Information Centre (and Central Station).
The Tourist Information Centre (and Central Station). The building of the Great Western Central Station in 1849 meant that commuters could live in Windsor and ...
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44 - Footway Clock
The Footway Clock. Windsor’s Pavement Clock has been the subject of much interest and speculation in the town over the years. The original clock was ...
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45 - Edward VII Gateway
King Edward VII Gateway is next to the pub, The King and the Castle. The gateway leads in turn to an alleyway with steps down ...
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46 - Old Garden on River Street
The Old Garden on River Street was formerly a mass of houses, shops, and inns lining the walls of the Castle. There were also homes ...
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47 - Street Car Park
River Street forms part of Windsor’s historic past, dating back to the 13th century. At that time it was known as New Street. The name ...
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48 - Goswells
The Goswells is the low-lying area of Windsor next to the River Thames. Formerly in the parish of Clewer, it was named after goose fields. ...
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49 - Fountain and Maze (Goswell Meadow)
The Jubilee Fountain and Maze stand in Goswell Meadow, on the land purchased for the National Trust in 1910. The fountain, designed by Mark Oliver, ...
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50 - Gardens
Alexandra Gardens is a fine park, bordering the Thames. The site was originally a meadow, belonging at one time to Middlesex Hospital. It was bought ...
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51 - Shop Mobility
Windsor Shop Mobility is just inside the coach park and provides manual and powered wheelchair and scooters for use in Windsor for anyone who has ...
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52 - Hurricane
Hawker Hurricane, a replica of the fighter plane from the Second World War, commemorates its designer, Sir Sydney Camm (1893-1966), who had grown up in ...
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53 - Path National Trail
The Thames Path National Trail is a national trail footpath running 180 miles alongside the banks of the Thames. The source of the river is ...
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54 - College
Eton College was founded by Henry VI as a religious institution in 1440. It was originally a secular college of priests, clerks, choristers, and 25 ...
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55 - Clock
The Dyson Clock is mounted onto the wall of the toilet block in River Street car park. It was made by the Dyson Company, clock ...
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56 - Windsor and Eton Bridge
Windsor Bridge. Windsor and Eton have been linked by wooden bridges since at least 1236. The current bridge was built in 1822 and opened in ...
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57 - V Memorial
King George V Memorial commemorates the first monarch of the House of Windsor. The memorial fountain was executed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. It was ...
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58 - Bank House
Old Bank House was formerly Windsor’s oldest bank, set up by Richard and John Ramsbottom when they bought the Isherwood brewery in 1780. Bank House ...
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59 - Victor Statue
The Prince Christian Victor Statue commemorates HH Prince Christian Victor of Schleswig-Holstein (1867-1900), a grandson of Queen Victoria. He was the son of Princess Helena ...
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60 - Royal
The Theatre Royal was built in 1910, replacing a previous theatre, built in 1815, but destroyed by fire in 1908. The façade of today’s theatre ...
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61 - Curfew Tower
The Curfew Tower, stands within Windsor Castle at its most westerly point, and is not open to the public. Originally called Clewer Tower and later ...
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62 - George’s Chapel
St George’s Chapel is not visible from the walk at this point. It is open for services and on most days, except Sundays, it is ...
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63 - Victoria Statue.
The Queen Victoria Statue was placed here in 1887 to mark her Golden Jubilee. The bronze statue was designed by Sir Edgar Boehm and stands ...
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