Beautiful historic site to explore and enjoy the history! Audio guides are available. There will be…read morea security checkpoint before entering, so be prepared to have watches and belts and phones ready to go through the machine. Soak it in and take time to enjoy this place! Cafe is available on site.

This is a must see on your trip to England, definitely worth the trip outside of London. We…read moreactually did a Stonehenge and Windsor Castle tour and it took up one whole day of our trip and was the perfect getaway from the city. The castle itself is fascinating in both its history and architecture. The outside is stunning as well as the inside (no pics allowed unfortunately). The surrounding town was great to walk around after we finished at the castle, ending our day with a nice dinner and some shopping.

This is a well known provincial theatre, now owned by Bill Kenwright, if I'm not mistaken. So,…read moreyou'll see quite a lot of pleasant sort of stuff, nothing too challenging. Well known for its panto. Not really my cup of tea, but it doesn't mean that you will not enjoy it.

Lovely old theatre situated right opposite the left side of Windsor castle. Near to train station…read moreand bus stops and plenty of places to eat and shop nearby. They have a great Panto on here each year and have had some very good plays and big bands etc. They often have 2 for 1 offers and early booking offers if you look at their website. There is a carpark to the rear of building across the road.

It was great dealing with Kathryn and Mike. There are two Escape Room options in Windsor but we…read morebooked with Escape in 60 due to how easy it was liaising with Kathryn via email. On the day, Kathryn and Mike were perfect hosts and our group of work colleagues enjoyed the Escape Room activity split into two rooms of 5 people each. We all had fun.

From the owner: Escape Rooms With a Difference! If you've ever fancied…read moreyourself as a bit of a Sherlock Holmes, and love solving mysteries and spotting clues when you watch television or films, then imagine you are doing this for real. And think Crystal Maze meets Cluedo. You and your team will be shut in a room, inside the room will be puzzles to solve and clues to find, so you’ll need to bring your brain with you and keep your eyes peeled at all times. It will be the quickest 60 minutes of your life. Your team will work together to determine whether the clues you find are going to lead to your escape, or whether they are just a red herring put there to distract you. You’ll need to decipher, decode and disentangle the mysteries of the room, and deal with the dilemmas that await you. If you need help, our Games Master is there to give you clues.It’s a totally interactive and immersive experience, requiring logic, problem solving, teamwork and communication. You’ll be buzzing at the end of the hour and may well become an escape room addict!

Had a lovely time at The Boatman after sight seeing around Windsor castle. It was a rainy day but…read morethe views were delightful next to the Thames River. A trip to the UK wouldn't be complete without eating as much Fish & Chips as you can so that what I had to order here. They use Haddock which was quite tasty (I'm used to Cod). They use Haddock staff made sure I added vinegar which really took things to the next level. I also learned that people love Gin so I had to also get a Gin and Tonic. I really liked this place. The staff were very friendly and created an awesome experience.

This place had a lot of potential but fell flat for our group. We had a booking for 10 people at…read more1:30pm. When we arrived, we were sat on the patio, but not near the views despite being the only ones out there. We quickly ordered drinks, and then food not long after. From the time we were sat, to when our food finally came out, it had been over an hour. I know we had a larger group, but the waitress never came back to check on our drink or offer any insight on the wait. We had to seek it out ourselves. We were also being tormented by wasps, one of which we caught in a cup to stop it from bothering us. We saw people seated after us get their food before us. We even saw a couple sit down, wait for ages for service, and leave before ever ordering drinks. Once the food finally came, it was bland. My fish and chips were flavorless. Others at the table complained of food being either boiling hot or lukewarm. The little chocolate mint they bring you with the check was the best part. Someone in our group asked for an extra mint on the way out and they initially told her no. Overall, terrible experience. Made us late to the next thing on our itinerary and we didn't even enjoy the food.

Definitely not like a conventional museum, it's really a library on 3 floors with some history pods…read moredotted around it, and lots of space for laptops and wifi. On the ground floor there is a pod with virtual reality masks and wands where the public can navigate their way around 29 unexplained jpegs of old Slough buildings strangely positioned in the virtual air. On the middle floor there is information about the highly acclaimed astronomer Herschel but no real landmarks to visit despite there being parks, schools and other things named after him around the town. A lot of information about 3 huge cinemas which are no longer standing. Nothing about Pinewood or Slough Industrial Estate, but quite a lot of reference books on shelves.

Slough Museum is great for everyone. It is in the middle of slough and they show alot of…read moreinformation about the past of Slough. It is especially good, because if you walk past it, you will see a cartoon-strip painting, which was painted by my good friend Amman Bains. But overall, Slough Museum is a good place.

Windsor Royal Station is a nice little shopping mall located in the heart of Windsor, right across…read morethe way from Windsor Castle. It serves as a shopping mall and a train station. You'll find shops for apparel and accessories, fragrance, jewelry, and even cigars. There's also a number of eateries, coffee shops, and a pretty little milk tea/boba cafe. Whether you just want to grab and go or sit down and relax, there's something for everyone. We browsed around for a bit, but mostly went there to check out the pretty milk tea shop which was surprisingly tasty! The decor was lovely as well and I can still taste that wonderful cheese tea topping. Overall, it's a nice, quick stop while in Windsor. They do close quite early at 6pm (except on Sundays, they close at 5pm), so plan accordingly.

Now I'm not sure if Windsor Royal Station is considered to be where the solitary train track is and…read morethe ticket window, or if it's the whole building that consists of shops, several restaurants and cafes and even an art gallery. I'll assume that it's the whole thing. The train side of the whole thing is, as I said, just one track. The train goes into the nearby town/city of Slough. And I'm pretty sure that is the only place that it goes. From there you change trains for other destinations such as London in one direction and Reading in another. There is also another train station that is about a 10-15 minute walk from this one though and I caught that train the other day to Twickenham (London) to see the rugby. Overall, it's a nice old-y world-y comfortable feeling that the place gives you. You can shop at the outdoor (really indoor) market stall or have a cup of coffee or even a really good meal at one of the cafes and/or restaurants. Obviously a great place to be when its raining outside.