This was the first time I had visited the Chapel. Staff have done their best to make an ancient building wheelchair accessible and they did this very well with a number of portable ramps, which they were always ready to assist with. As a huge history buff, I loved the fact that the wardens recognised this, and did not just... More

Really a great tour. well worth a visit. One of the best days in years. More

It is part of the visit of Windsor Castle - but you should see it - so look on the official website if the visit is possible. More

This is a beautiful church. The ceiling above the choir stalls in front of the altar is magnificent. More

. It is one of our favorite churches in England. Great architect and very informed vergers. They will take as much time to talk about area as you are willing to listen. There had been a church on this site since the early 11th century, but most of the present church was built by Henry IV in the early 14th... More

We were fortunate to have a guided tour so the history of his magnificent Church was understood. More

I sometimes go to evensong and every time I have left uplifted and lighter. There are always superb choristers. And you sit amongst an historic backdrop. More

We didn't know that King Henry VIII was buried here and as tudor history fans were happily surprised. Unfortunately, you can't take any photos, which was disappointing, however, the docent was amazing! She took the time to give us many details about things we would never have known. More

St. George Chapel is a wonderful place. Here you can see the beautiful church of the Order of the Garter, Prince Albert's memorial, the burial slab of Henry VIII, Jane Seymour and George III, The tombs of Queen Mary and King George V, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth [ Elizabeth II's Mum] and their daughter Princess Margaret, and many... More