As part of our travels around England & Wales, we were in the Royal Town of Windsor during August 2002. Obviously the main attraction of Windsor, is the Castle. It is the largest occupied castle in the world, and has been a royal palace and fortress for over 900 years, and is still a residence to the British Royal Family. There is another major attraction in the Town of Windsor, and it shares it's place alongside the Castle in the UK's top 20 attractions... It is Legoland! Though, we didn't visit that.

The Royal Train Station of Windsor

Windsor Castle & The White Hart Hotel

Korina & Robert outside the main visitor's entrance to the castle

The `Welcome to WIndsor` in traditional dress

The Castle Fly Over!

The Castle Gates, Windsor Parish Church, and the Guildhall - Built by Sir Christoher Wren (that of St Paul's Cathedral)

A view of Windsor, with the Crooked House Tea Rooms behind the Guildhall, next to which is Queen Charlotte Street, which is the shortest street in Great Britain

A statue of Queen Victoria in front of Windsor Castle

A view of the the Etan Bank across the River Thames

Korina on the bank's of the Thames

Robert at the Thameside, where you can take river cruises upstream to Maidenhead or downstream to Hampton Court

The Royal Standard flies over the Round Tower of Windsor Castle when the Queen is in residence - at other times, the Union Jack flag flies in its place.

On this day... It was the Union Jack!
 

All photographs were taken in Windsor - England on the18th of August 2002.