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        Panoramic aerial view of Windsor, England with Windsor Castle above the River Thames, riverside parks and town skyline near Eton and the Royal Borough.

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          Long Walk leading to Windsor Castle, key stop on London to Windsor Castle Stonehenge and Bath private tour

           London, United Kingdom

          Private Day Trip from London to Windsor Stonehenge Bath

          From royal castles to ancient stones and Georgian splendour, this private London day trip covers 5,000 years of British history in just 12 hours.

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          More to know about Windsor

          Windsor is a town in Berkshire, southeastern England, located along the River Thames near London. It is home to Windsor Castle, the royal residence dating to the 11th century and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The town features Georgian architecture, riverside gardens, and serves as a base for boating activities, guided castle tours, and visits to the surrounding countryside.
          Windsor is a historic market town in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, situated on the south bank of the River Thames approximately 34 kilometres west of central London. It is internationally recognised as the site of Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest continuously inhabited castle in the world and a principal residence of the British monarch. The town's proximity to London, its royal heritage, and its open parkland make it one of the United Kingdom's most visited destinations outside the capital.
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