By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled and reported
Windsor Castle is the grand castle of the British royal family’s House of Windsor and is the largest inhabited castle in the world today.
The Round Tower is the most prominent landmark in the central area of the castle, while the original moat has been transformed into a garden. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home, Murphy)
Located in Berkshire in the southeast of England, UK, Windsor Castle’s history dates back to William the Conqueror. Like Buckingham Palace in London and the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, it serves as an administrative residence for the British monarch.
There are many sightseeing carriages outside Windsor Castle for visitors to ride and experience. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home, Murphy)
The current British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, spends a considerable amount of time at Windsor Castle each year, engaging in various national and private recreational activities as well as daily life.
The architectural style of Windsor Castle is a blend of classical and modern elements. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home, Murphy)
The construction of Windsor Castle was influenced by many British monarchs throughout history, and its history is closely tied to the British monarchy. During peacetime, lavish rooms were added to the castle, while during wartime, its defenses were strengthened.
Windsor Castle has an extremely large grounds. (Photo / Unsplash)
The design of Windsor Castle has evolved over time in line with the tastes, needs, and changes of the royal family, combining both classical and modern architectural features. The center of the castle retains the original man-made mound, which marks the site where William the Conqueror first built the wooden castle.
There are many guards stationed within the castle, and timed guard change ceremonies can be watched daily. (Photo / Unsplash)
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