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Steeped in heritage, Ascot Racecourse is home to the world-famous Royal Ascot. Alongside this iconic event, the racecourse hosts seasonal race days, family events and concerts throughout the year.

Discover the birthplace of British motorsport and aviation at Brooklands Museum. Explore historic aircraft, the Concorde Experience and interactive exhibits, all set on the original race track just nine miles from the hotel.

A must-see Windsor tradition, Changing the Guard sees soldiers in red tunics and bearskin caps march to Windsor Castle. Accompanied by a regimental band, this ceremonial handover has taken place since 1660.

Built as a world-class rowing venue, Dorney Lake hosted events during the 2012 London Olympics. Owned by Eton College, this impressive man-made lake now welcomes sporting events, walks and scenic views.

Founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, Eton College sits across the river from Royal Windsor. Scheduled tours of the College are available for visitors seasonally, which cover the school yard, College Chapel, Upper and Lower School and the Museum of Eton Life.

Set within the Home Park of Windsor Castle, Frogmore House became a royal residence in the 18th century. Open to visitors on selected days, tours of the house and gardens are available, with all proceeds used to support charitable causes.

Home to Henry VIII, Hampton Court Palace sits further along the River Thames. Explore the Tudor kitchens, grand State Apartments and the famous Haunted Gallery. A visit isn’t complete without wandering the 60 acres of formal gardens and 750 acres of historic parkland.

Step behind the scenes at this award-winning attraction and explore the magic of the wizarding world. Walk through the Great Hall, Diagon Alley and the Forbidden Forest, visit Platform 9¾ and discover original props, costumes, animatronics and special effects.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kew Gardens is home to an extraordinary collection of plants from around the world. Explore themed gardens, wander through the world’s largest Victorian glasshouse, climb the pagoda and walk through the tree canopy for amazing views.

The smallest of the royal palaces, Kew Palace sits within the Royal Botanic Gardens. Discover its intimate royal history, visit Queen Charlotte’s Cottage and climb the nearby Great Pagoda for panoramic views across London.

Just a 40-minute riverside walk away lies the historic site where King John sealed the Magna Carta in 1215. Widely regarded as a cornerstone of modern democracy, the peaceful meadow setting makes this a meaningful and memorable visit.

A short stroll along the Thames Path leads to Runnymede Pleasure Grounds. Perfect for picnics by the river, the park also features a café and boat cruise pick-up point, with the Magna Carta memorials just moments away.

Set within Windsor Great Park, Savill Garden offers 35 acres of beautifully designed gardens. Discover seasonal highlights including Spring Wood, The Glades and the Rose Garden, alongside exotic planting from New Zealand and the Mediterranean.

One of the UK’s top mountain bike destinations, Swinley Forest offers miles of purpose-built trails through scenic woodland. Hire a bike, tackle routes for all abilities and enjoy an active day out surrounded by nature.

Located on Coopers Hill, the Commonwealth Air Forces Memorial honours over 20,000 men and women who lost their lives in WWII. Explore the cloistered shrine and climb the tower for breath taking views of Windsor Castle, Runnymede and the surrounding counties.

Flowing past the hotel’s doorstep, the River Thames offers endless opportunities to relax and explore. Enjoy riverside walks, boat trips or simply soak up the views along one of England’s most iconic waterways.

Situated beside Windsor Castle, this historic theatre has entertained audiences for over 200 years. From classic drama and comedy to pantomime and new productions, Theatre Royal Windsor promises a delightful evening out.

Located in nearby Staines, Two Rivers Shopping Centre offers a variety of high street fashion, beauty and sporting retailers. With a cinema, cafés and restaurants also on site, it’s ideal for shopping and dining.

A scenic escape within Windsor Great Park, Virginia Water Lake features woodland walks, cascading waterfalls and striking landmarks. Discover the Valley Gardens, Leptis Magna ruins and a 100-foot totem pole on a picturesque lakeside stroll.

The largest and oldest occupied castle in the world, Windsor Castle makes a memorable day trip. Tour the magnificent State Apartments, admire St George’s Chapel and witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Spanning 4,800 acres of Surrey and Berkshire countryside, Windsor Great Park stretches from Windsor Castle to Ascot. Explore sweeping lawns, ancient woodland and roaming red deer, with scenic walking and cycling routes throughout.

Set within Windsor’s historic Victorian railway station, Windsor Royal Shopping offers a charming mix of boutiques, cafés and restaurants. Cobblestone streets and a regular craft market add to its unique atmosphere.

A contemporary addition to the Magna Carta memorials, Writ in Water is an architectural artwork commissioned by the National Trust. This peaceful riverside installation invites reflection on the enduring significance of the Magna Carta.