Windsor Great Park

Windsor Great Park is the Royal Park of Windsor Castle. This park is a typical British gardening. The plants are very beautifully trimmed. The whole park looks scattered, just like a work of art.

Windsor, a town of the Royal Autonomous City of Windsor-Medenhead in Berkshire, southeastern England, is now the family castle of the Windsor Dynasty, the British Royal house, and the largest inhabited castle in the world today. The history of Windsor Castle can be traced back to the time of William I. The floor area of Windsor Castle is about 45,000 square meters (484,000 square feet). Like Buckingham Palace in London and Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, Windsor Castle is the principal executive residence of the British monarch.

Just outside Windsor Castle, Windsor Grand Park is a medium-sized forest park. It belongs to the private garden of Windsor Castle. The vegetation here is very dense and the lawn is very flat. Flowers are blooming all the year round. Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant. Tourists who are tired of playing can rest here and enjoy the fresh air and warm sunshine.

Windsor Town is as charming as Windsor Castle. Hanging the British rice flag means that the Queen is out, and the royal flag means that the Queen is at home. The Queen is at home... no occasional encounter... just walking through her house in most of the day... I can only say... poverty limits my imagination, right....

This is the Royal Park, where many royal activities are held. Usually it is open because of its vast and beautiful environment. It is also a favorite park for local people. Every weekend or holidays, people can be seen everywhere in twos and threes, one by one, walking, running, dog-walking, not leisurely. If you are lucky, you may also encounter deer in the park and find food and rest in the shade.