🇬🇧 Stroll under the Millennium Crown - Windsor Castle, a royal encounter across time and space! 👑✨

Standing in the small town of Windsor on the banks of the Thames, looking up at the towering gray-white castle on the hill, the royal flag flying on the top of the round tower silently declares: Here is the beating heart of the British royal family for thousands of years. As a tourist, I held the ticket tightly in my hand and stepped into the world's largest and oldest "living castle" - Windsor Castle. Every step was like turning the pages of a gilded history book. 🌟 State Guest Hall: A golden corridor of time The moment you walk through the heavy oak door and step into the State Apartments, your breath almost stops! The gold-leaf carved ceiling, Rubens's oil paintings, Van Dyck's portraits... every inch of the space is soaked in royal luxury. The most stunning is the Waterloo Hall, where, beneath the huge crystal chandelier, the mural depicting Napoleon’s defeat still seems to echo the clarion call of victory. Prince Harry and Meghan's wedding dinner was held here. Queen Mary's dollhouse is even more amazing - it has a miniature elevator, a bathtub that can fill with water, and even an electric chandelier. Even the bookshelf is filled with handwritten miniature copies of "The Complete Works of Shakespeare". 🎻 St. George's Chapel: Eternity under the Gothic dome St. George's Chapel in the lower district is the most sacred corner of this trip. The sunlight shines through the stained glass, casting colorful shadows on the stone pillars, as if the coffins of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour are still silently telling the story of the change of dynasties. Looking up at the fan-shaped vault, each stone carving looks like a solidified piece of music. No wonder Charles III once said: "Every stone here is the pulse of British faith." ✨ Travel Tips Tickets: £31 on the official website (including Chinese audio guide), and it is a bit more expensive to buy tickets on site. Time: March-October 10:00-17:15 (last admission 16:00), closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. ! ! The changing of the guard takes place on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 11:16! ! Transportation: Take the train from London Paddington Station to Windsor & Eton Central, only 30 minutes! Taboo: Taking photos is prohibited indoors or in churches, but you can take as many photos as you want in the atrium and round tower! Large luggage needs to be stored, and backpacks also need to be temporarily stored before entering the State Guest Hall. #Must-visit in the suburbs of London #Windsor Castle Millennium Epic #Royal Fans Pilgrimage #trip #April Good Places 2025