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Windsor, Windsor Castle or CRUISE on the Thames

Saturday 17th April

The Castle includes the State Apartments that are used today by the Royal Family, the historical rooms that were built for Charles II and private apartments created for George IV. There are many famous, must-see moments within these spectacular rooms, like the colossal Waterloo Chamber, magnificent Crimson Drawing Room and impressive Grand Staircase.  With so much royal history and splendour it is possible to walk straight past some amazing treasures, so here are a few to look out for. Well, it wouldn't be a royal residence without some gold! The magnificent ceremonial rooms which were used by Queen Elizabeth II to entertain guests are luxurious.  The most striking is the Grand Reception Room, decorated with real gold and chandeliers.  It was once used as the main ballroom in the Castle.

For those cruising we leave Windsor Promenade, passengers can enjoy excellent views of Windsor Castle and Eton College. After passing Windsor Racecourse, the boat passes through Boveney Lock and passes Sutherland Grange, The Willows and Bray Film Studios.  The boat then heads towards Oakley Court, Queen's Eyot and Monkey Island where the boat turns for the journey back to Windsor.

Windsor only:  Adults: £37.50    Senior Citizens: £36.50       Child: £36.50   age 16

Windsor River Cruise:  Adults: £57.00   Senior Citizens: £56.00   Child: £56.00 age 16 Includes Cruise

Windsor Castle Adults: £68.00   Senior Citizens: £67.00   Child: £51.75 age 16

Includes admission

Cropwell Bishop - Fern Road Bus stop

Cotgrave - The Manvers Arms Pub

Radcliffe on Trent - The Grange

Bingham - The Co-op Market Square Bus Stop

West Bridgford - The Library

Nottingham - Mount Street Bus Stop

If a trip is heading South, we additional pickup at Clifton - Mcdonalds Bus Stop

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