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With this ticket, you’ll be welcomed into the royal residence of Windsor Castle, the oldest and biggest occupied castle in the world, established by William the Conqueror in the 11th century. You’ll explore the opulent State Apartments, furnished with extraordinary items from the Royal Collection like Rembrandt, Van Dyck and Rubens masterpieces, Henry VIII’s armor and the bullet that killed Lord Admiral Nelson in the Battle of Trafalgar. Your ticket will also include entry to St George’s Chapel, an exquisite building that’s seen many royal weddings, including the recent nuptials of both Princess Eugenie and Prince Harry. You’ll also be able to view the beautiful grounds and curiosities like Queen Mary’s Doll’s House, take a self-guided multimedia tour or visit King George IV’s private rooms in the Semi-State Apartments, open between September and March.

At RHS Garden Wisley you'll visit the historic home of the RHS and see a garden of the future at the brand-new planet-friendly research centre. You can explore the new RHS Hilltop and The Home of Gardening Science, dedicated to inspiring the next generation of gardeners, and learn about the RHS’s ground‑breaking research to help future‑proof the planet. Along the way you’ll encounter the World Food Garden with fruit and vegetables of many shapes and sizes, the peaceful Wellbeing Garden, and the Wildlife Garden where insects gather by the water. As you move through the site you can engage your senses, take on the short climb up Battleston Hill, savour the scented blooms in the Bowes‑Lyon Rose Garden, or gaze up at the tropical plants in the Glasshouse. The gardens change through the seasons, from swathes of bulbs and blossom in spring, to unforgettable mixed borders and roses in summer, followed by autumn’s rich colours and frost‑sparkled walks in winter.

Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Built in the 11th century by William the Conqueror, the castle still serves as a royal residence and sits across 13 acres overlooking the town of Windsor. As you move through the site, you’ll explore the State Apartments, the working heart of the palace. These richly furnished rooms are used for ceremonial and official occasions and display masterpieces from the Royal Collection, including paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens and Leonardo da Vinci. During the winter months the richly decorated Semi-State Rooms are added to the visitor route. Along the way you’ll find St George’s Chapel, an imposing Gothic church and the resting place of several British monarchs such as Edward IV, Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Services are held regularly, and the chapel offers a peaceful contrast to the rest of the castle. You may also encounter the Changing of the Guard, a ceremonial military event that takes place at Windsor; timings vary and are weather dependent. Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House — a 1920s miniature home by Sir Edwin Lutyens, complete with working lights, running water and a library of original works — is currently closed for improvement works. From 16 July to 13 September 2026 the newly renamed and redesigned Venus Garden (formerly the East Terrace Garden) will be open to enjoy, offering an outdoor space within the castle walls inspired by patterns in nature.

With this ticket, you'll have the opportunity to visit Hampton Court Palace – a historic royal residence outside central London commissioned by King Henry VIII. At the palace, you can tour rooms featuring Tudor, Gothic and baroque architectural details, such as the kitchens and great hall. You'll have access to the vast formal gardens and on-site hedge maze. You'll also have a chance to gain more insight into the palace's history with the aid of an audio guide.

With this ticket, you'll have access to the thrilling rides and attractions located within Thorpe Park Resort. You'll be able to choose from over 30 rides and attractions in various themed areas including Lost City and The Jungle. Top picks include SAW–The Ride, considered as one of the UK's scariest roller coasters, and Tidal Wave, one of the tallest water rides in Europe.

On this cruise from Windsor you’ll travel along the River Thames and enjoy uninterrupted river views of Windsor Castle, one of the official royal residencies of Her Majesty the Queen. As you pass you’ll hear about the castle’s long history, from its 11th-century origins under William the Conqueror to its State Apartments and works from the Royal Art Collection. The surrounding town and riverside setting add to the scene as you head upstream towards Boveney Lock and Weir. Along the way you’ll see Eton College, an historic school attended by figures such as Prince William, Prince Harry, David Cameron, Henry Fielding and George Orwell, plus riverside landmarks including Mill House, Windsor Racecourse and Brocas Meadows. The comfortable passenger boat serves a selection of light refreshments and has an onboard bar and toilet facilities, so you can relax as you glide along the water. If you’re travelling with family, Home Park nearby offers a playground and picnic spots where you can sit down after the cruise.

LEGOLAND Windsor Resort offers a full day of LEGO-themed fun for the whole family. You’ll join in celebrations marking more than 20 years at the resort and meet Ollie the Dragon and his LEGOLAND friends. The park brings LEGO worlds to life with rides, live shows and interactive attractions spread across 150 acres of parkland. Along the way you’ll try hands-on activities such as the LEGO City Driving School and the LEGO City Coastguard HQ, ride a dragon through a medieval castle, and explore the lost metropolis of Atlantis in a submarine. Miniland will amaze with famous landmarks built from over 40 million LEGO bricks, and you can watch models being made in the Model Makers studio. Little builders will enjoy DUPLO Valley, with Drench Towers and Splash Safari plus Fairytale Brook and Brickville. Fans of LEGO Friends can visit Heartlake City, see Olivia’s house, catch a show at the Harbourside Arena and take a turn on Mia’s Riding Adventure. Family rides include Pirate Falls: Treasure Quest, Viking River Splash and Laser Raiders, and the LEGO 4D Movie Theatre shows exclusive 4D films. With over 55 rides, a programme of live entertainment and a fully LEGO-themed hotel on site, the resort will provide a varied family day out.

Hampton Court Palace presents a tale of two palaces. Part is the grand Tudor palace first built by Cardinal Wolsey and later developed by Henry VIII. Adjoining it is the Baroque wing designed by Sir Christopher Wren for William III and Mary II in the 17th century. As you move through the site, you can immerse yourself in the vast Tudor Kitchens where Henry VIII’s banquets were prepared. You will climb the stairs into the magnificent Great Hall and pass through the Tudor State Apartments, then look down to the Chapel Royal from the Royal Pew. Along the way you’ll encounter the scale and detail that mark the Tudor court. The visit continues into later eras. You can venture into the enormous Queen’s State Apartments in the Georgian Palace, and finally spend time in the 17th century Baroque masterpiece of William III, which overlooks the splendid gardens. The contrast between Tudor splendour and Wren’s Baroque design is clear as you move from one part of the palace to the next.

At THORPE PARK Resort you will find over 30 rides, attractions and live events set across a theme-park island environment. Thrill-seekers will encounter headline coasters such as THE SWARM, the UK’s first winged rollercoaster, Stealth, which is one of Europe’s fastest and tallest roller coasters, and the movie‑themed SAW-The Ride with its 100ft 'beyond vertical' drop. Inversion favourites Colossus and Nemesis Inferno are also part of the high-adrenaline line-up. Younger theme-park fans can try their first big thrills on junior coasters X and the Flying Fish, then enjoy family rides like the gravity-defying Zodiac and the magic‑carpet style Quantum. Alongside the coasters, five water rides add splashy fun — including the super-soaking Tidal Wave, Storm Surge and Logger’s Leap — so there’s a mix of intense and family-friendly experiences to explore.

During this experience, children will be able to explore the LEGOLAND® resort. Children will enter into a world of fantasy where they can be a knight, explorer, or a pilot. With over 55 different rides and attractions, your children will create many memories. The children will also be able to visit Miniland, which houses LEGO brick replicas of iconic landmarks from across the world.

Thorpe Park is an island-like destination built around high-adrenaline attractions. The setting’s compact, distinctive layout gives the park a strong identity, while its focus on intense rides makes it a clear draw for thrill-seekers. You will find a collection of coasters that would attract white-knuckle enthusiasts, set against the unusual backdrop of an island-style leisure site. As you move through the park, the emphasis is on fast, thrilling roller coasters and the experience of high-intensity rides. Along the way you’ll take in the park’s atmosphere and see the coasters that make Thorpe Park notable for those seeking heart-racing moments. This is a suitable visit if you’re interested in adrenaline-fuelled attractions and want to explore a theme park known for its standout coaster offering.

Hampton Court Palace tells the story of two very different royal residences standing side by side. In the Tudor palace you can explore Henry VIII’s Apartments and see his stunningly recreated Imperial Crown in the Royal Pew. As you move below stairs, visit the vast Tudor Kitchens, where historically some 200 cooks, sergeants, grooms and pages worked to produce over 800 meals a day for the household. Alongside the Tudor rooms are the Baroque apartments created for William III and Mary II. Their elegant state rooms offer fine examples of late 17th-century decoration and open onto views of the magnificent gardens. Families will also enjoy the Magic Garden, a self-contained walled play area designed to be climbed upon, complete with a jousting arena, tiltyard towers and a fire-breathing dragon that introduces history through play and encourages contact with nature. You will also find the Georgian Apartments, the Triumphs of Caesar by Andrea Mantegna, and costumed interpreters who add historical colour as you explore the palace.

Chessington World of Adventures combines rides, shows and animal encounters across more than 40 attractions in 10 themed lands. As you move through the park, you can ride splashy Dragon Falls, speed through the treetops on the Vampire coaster and enjoy family-friendly surprises on the Scorpion Express. ZUFARI: Ride into Africa gives a safari-style experience where you may see white rhino, giraffe and zebra close by. As Chessington prepares a PAW Patrol-themed land opening in 2026, you can also meet pups Chase, Skye and Rubble in a new Meet and Greet experience. The park also includes Chessington Zoo, home to over 1,000 exotic animals. Along the way you can come face to face with lions, tigers, gorillas, monkeys, penguins and sea lions. The adjacent SEA LIFE Centre offers underwater displays and interactive rock pools, plus daily talks and feeding sessions. A walkthrough ocean tunnel completes the visit, giving a sense of being surrounded by marine life as you explore.

With this ticket, you'll gain entrance to the Chessington World of Adventures Resort, one of the most famous theme parks in England. You'll get the opportunity to experience exciting rides and carousels, including the Jungle Rangers track ride in the rainforest. You'll be able to enjoy the refreshing River Rafts water ride and other attractions. As you explore the park, you'll have the chance to see exotic animals such as capybaras.

Based at Laverstoke Mill near Winchester, the Bombay Sapphire Distillery experience begins at the Turbine Bar, where you will choose a Bombay gin and make a gin & tonic. You will then move to the cinema room for an immersive introduction to Bombay Sapphire to prepare you for the tour. As you move through the distillery, you will hear about the history of Bombay Sapphire and the paper-making heritage of Laverstoke Mill. Your guide will explain the rare production processes used to make Bombay Sapphire and will talk about the botanicals that go into the gin as you visit the Botanical Glasshouses and the Botanical Dry Room. Along the way you will learn how those botanicals contribute to the spirit you’ve tasted.