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Windsor Castle

Description: Windsor Castle is an official residence of The Queen and the largest occupied castle in the world.

Newest Review: ... unreal. It is quite scarey at times as the noise of the guards marching and shouting orders had the children hiding behind both me and my wife. At the same time it sent a shiver down your spine and made you feel proud to be English. In the chapel you can see the vaults were past Kings and Queens are buried. You also have the opportunity to view parts of the interior of the castle. The wealth ... more

... is so evident with all the interior decor. When we went we were treated to some music by the band also. There are no refreshments available inside the grounds. I don't know why.I had to leave my family inside whilst I went back outside to get some drin...more

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Windsor Castle: A great day out at Windsor! (222 words)
by - written on 19/01/09 (Useful, 58 readings)
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This castle is absolutely fantastic. When I went the Queen and French President were in residence having a state banquet. The changing of the guard ceremony is outstanding. You can get so close to the guards it is unreal. It is quite scarey at times as the noise of the guards marching and shouting orders had the children hiding behind both me and my wife. At the same time it sent a shiver down your spine and made you feel proud to be English. In the chapel you can see the vaults were past Kings and Queens are buried. You also have the opportunity to view parts of the interior of the castle. The wealth is so evident with all the interior decor. When we ... Read the complete review

THIS IS YOUR CHARITY MAAM? (2913 words)
by - written on 10/10/05 (Very useful, 658 readings)
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I have just run a DOOYOO search and cannot believe that this is the very first review of Windsor Castle to appear on DOOYOO! I can only hope in that case, that the following review will be of some use to the potential visitor. Regrettably the title of this review does rather let the cat out of the bag, for that my profuse apologies, but as is often the case on some of the more controversial reviews I did think long and hard about the title - resulting in the one you see above. If this review is seen as treasonous, may I just hope that access is not denied to the internet whilst serving at Her Majesty's pleasure. If treason is still a hanging offence then I ... Read the complete review