Embark on an Exclusive Private Windsor Castle Tour with London Sightseeing Taxi Tours

Discover the rich history and majestic beauty of Windsor Castle with a private Windsor Castle tour curated by London Sightseeing Taxi Tours. Our exclusive tours offer a unique blend of comfort, luxury, and personalized attention, ensuring a memorable visit to one of Britain’s most iconic landmarks. For more options, explore our complete London and Windsor Tour.

Why Choose a Private Windsor Castle Tour?

Windsor Castle is a working royal palace and has been a symbol of the British monarchy for over 900 years. Opting for a private Windsor Castle tour allows you to experience its splendor at your own pace, with personalized commentary from our expert guides. Enhance your experience by checking out our private guide services for a deeply informative tour.

Here are some of the reasons why our private tour is an unparalleled way to explore Windsor Castle:

• Flexibility and Convenience: Our tours are tailored to suit your schedule and preferences, enabling you to explore the castle and its surroundings at your own pace. Plans can be adjusted easily, much like how the famous Leake Street Arches showcase a blend of contemporary street art with its historic tunnel.
• Expert Local Guides: Gain insight into the castle’s history and significance with our knowledgeable guides who offer engaging narratives and historical anecdotes. Our guides are as resourceful as the exhibits at the British Museum—ensuring a wealth of knowledge for curious minds.
• Travel in Comfort: Experience a smooth and comfortable journey in our iconic black cabs, known for their spacious interiors and exceptional views, much like those enjoyed from the London Eye.

Highlights of Your Private Windsor Castle Tour

During your tour, you will have the opportunity to explore the many highlights of Windsor Castle, including:

1. The State Apartments: Marvel at the opulent rooms used for official entertaining, adorned with some of the finest treasures from the Royal Collection.
2. St George’s Chapel: A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, this 14th-century chapel is the final resting place of ten monarchs, including Henry VIII and Charles I. Much like how the unique architecture of Shakespeare’s Globe immerses you in history.
3. The Semi-State Rooms: Open during the winter months, these rooms are used by the Queen for official entertaining and are filled with exquisite artworks.
4. Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House: A fascinating miniature home complete with running water, electricity, and working lifts, created for Queen Mary in the 1920s.