Sarah's Guidebook

Sarah
Sarah's Guidebook

Sightseeing

Windsor Castle itself is just over 2 miles away and the majority of the route from Benet House includes an off road cycle path alongside Albert Road (A308). It offers a huge amount of history and spectacular views both of the castle and from the castle. It is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. It has been the family home of British kings and queens for almost 1,000 years, and is currently the main home of the Queen and Prince Philip, and within the grounds The Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
505 locals recommend
Windsor Castle
3 Lanark Pl
505 locals recommend
Windsor Castle itself is just over 2 miles away and the majority of the route from Benet House includes an off road cycle path alongside Albert Road (A308). It offers a huge amount of history and spectacular views both of the castle and from the castle. It is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. It has been the family home of British kings and queens for almost 1,000 years, and is currently the main home of the Queen and Prince Philip, and within the grounds The Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
181 locals recommend
Ascot Racecourse
High Street
181 locals recommend
Frogmore House
The biggest inflatable fun park in Europe! Fun for all the family! There is also a small lakeside beach, cafe and soft play for very young children. Only 4 miles from Benet House.
44 locals recommend
Liquid Leisure Windsor
Horton Road
44 locals recommend
The biggest inflatable fun park in Europe! Fun for all the family! There is also a small lakeside beach, cafe and soft play for very young children. Only 4 miles from Benet House.

Walks

Charles II was responsible for the original planting of the Long Walk. This historic walk is an easy terrain stroll that takes you between Windsor Castle and The Copper Horse, (and on into Windsor Great Park if you want to keep on going). From the Castle Gates to the Copper Horse is exactly 2.5 miles. Children’s scooters are allowed but no cycle bikes although you are allowed to cycle throughout the rest of the Park.
57 locals recommend
The Long Walk
The Long Walk Road
57 locals recommend
Charles II was responsible for the original planting of the Long Walk. This historic walk is an easy terrain stroll that takes you between Windsor Castle and The Copper Horse, (and on into Windsor Great Park if you want to keep on going). From the Castle Gates to the Copper Horse is exactly 2.5 miles. Children’s scooters are allowed but no cycle bikes although you are allowed to cycle throughout the rest of the Park.
LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
Winkfield Road
32 locals recommend
Wentworth Golf Club
Wentworth Drive
32 locals recommend
The park has been here since 13th century. It has a wealth of history. William I used to hunt here and Queen Victoria entertained on the shores of Virginia Water. Trees over 1,000 years old and the many deer are just 2 of the sights to enjoy.
201 locals recommend
Windsor Great Park
201 locals recommend
The park has been here since 13th century. It has a wealth of history. William I used to hunt here and Queen Victoria entertained on the shores of Virginia Water. Trees over 1,000 years old and the many deer are just 2 of the sights to enjoy.
Thorpe Park Resort
Staines Road
Amazing spa with outdoor pool. A favourite of The Duchess of Sussex, who spent the night before her wedding here.
88 locals recommend
Cliveden House
Cliveden Road
88 locals recommend
Amazing spa with outdoor pool. A favourite of The Duchess of Sussex, who spent the night before her wedding here.
47 locals recommend
Cliveden NT
Cliveden Road
47 locals recommend
The world famous Eton College was founded by Henry VI in 1440 for 70 poor boys who would go on to Kings College, Cambridge, which he founded in 1441. Old Etonians include George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and more recently several British Prime Ministers including Boris Johnson.
Eton College
The world famous Eton College was founded by Henry VI in 1440 for 70 poor boys who would go on to Kings College, Cambridge, which he founded in 1441. Old Etonians include George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and more recently several British Prime Ministers including Boris Johnson.
71 locals recommend
Savill Garden
Wick Lane
71 locals recommend
105 locals recommend
Virginia Water Lake
105 locals recommend
Plenty of polo here. Often attended by The Royals. Matches can be viewed for free from within Windsor Great Park.
19 locals recommend
Guards Polo Club
19 locals recommend
Plenty of polo here. Often attended by The Royals. Matches can be viewed for free from within Windsor Great Park.
Award winning up market gastro pub.
8 locals recommend
The Oxford Blue
10 Crimp Hill
8 locals recommend
Award winning up market gastro pub.
Lovely pub that caters for people, horses and dogs! On the doorstep of a Windsor Great Park, next to the Royal residence of the Duke of York. Lots of outdoor seating. Great Sunday lunches and walking distance a great stop off if walking through the Park from Benet House.
29 locals recommend
The Fox and Hounds
Bishopsgate Road
29 locals recommend
Lovely pub that caters for people, horses and dogs! On the doorstep of a Windsor Great Park, next to the Royal residence of the Duke of York. Lots of outdoor seating. Great Sunday lunches and walking distance a great stop off if walking through the Park from Benet House.
Up market spa at the world famous hotel that is the setting for such blockbuster films as James Bond, Bridget Jones Diary and Layer Cake. The home of the Boodles Tennis Championships.
Stoke Poges
Up market spa at the world famous hotel that is the setting for such blockbuster films as James Bond, Bridget Jones Diary and Layer Cake. The home of the Boodles Tennis Championships.