National Express: One-Way Bus Transfers Between London Victoria Station & Windsor

Skip the fuss, embrace the majesty

Explore Windsor Castle with a super convenient, direct National Express one-way bus service from the heart of London or back! No more complicated train connections or crowded tubes – your bus will whisk you away from London Victoria Coach Station straight to Windsor High Street or choose to return to London from Windsor Castle.

Travel like royalty (without the royal price tag)

Forget cramped and uncomfortable journeys. Travel in modern, air-conditioned buses designed for your comfort. Sink into plush leather seats with headrests and stretch out with ample legroom. Enjoy seat-back tables, onboard toilets, and power sockets so you can stay charged and refreshed. Your bus service also includes complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, perfect for sharing your excitement with friends or reading up on Windsor Castle!

Schedule

From Victoria Coach Station

• First bus: 6:45am
• Last bus: 11:30pm
• Frequency: Every 30 to 60 mins

From Windsor

• First bus: 5:23am
• Last bus: 8:48pm
• Frequency: Every 20 to 60 mins

National Express: One-Way Bus Transfers Between London Victoria Station & Windsor

Discover the historic charm of Windsor on this sightseeing tour that includes direct one-way bus transfers from London Victoria Coach Station to Windsor Castle and back. The service operates daily with departures every 20 minutes, ensuring flexibility for your travel plans. With buses running from early morning until midnight, you can easily fit a visit to Windsor Castle into your itinerary without worrying about transportation schedules. Enjoy a relaxing ride in air-conditioned coaches featuring leather seats, headrests, ample legroom, seat-back tables, onboard toilets, power sockets, and free Wi-Fi. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes each way, making it convenient for day trips or longer stays in Windsor. This tour is ideal for those interested in landmarks such as Windsor Castle, which dates back to the 11th century, and visitors can explore its vast grounds covering over 26 acres.

Explore Windsor Castle

Your tour stops at Windsor Castle, where you will experience one of the largest and oldest occupied castles in the world. Built in 1070 by William the Conqueror, it has served as a royal residence for over 900 years. The castle spans an impressive 26 acres with walls that extend to a height of 30 feet. Visitors can explore St. George's Chapel, which was completed in 1484 and is renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture; the State Apartments, featuring ornate furnishings and decorations from various royal periods; and the Queen Mary's Dolls' House, an intricate miniature version of a British country house dating back to 1924. The castle also houses important historical artifacts such as the Crown Jewels and is unique compared to other castles due to its continuous royal occupation and extensive collection of art and antiques. Visitors typically spend around two hours exploring these areas, making it an essential stop for anyone interested in British history.

Visit Eton College

At Eton College, guests can explore one of the oldest public schools in England, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI. The college covers over 650 acres and is renowned for its prestigious academic programs and historical significance. Students spend approximately five hours a day attending classes in various buildings such as the Chapel, which dates back to 1397; the School House, built around 1829; and the Library, established in 1441. Eton College stands out from other schools due to its long-standing tradition of educating future leaders and influential figures, including numerous British prime ministers and members of the royal family.

Experience Windsor Great Park

Windsor Great Park serves as a vast green space for visitors to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and picnicking. Spanning over 5,000 acres, it is one of the largest parks in Europe and home to numerous attractions like Virginia Water Lake, which covers an area of 132 acres; Frogmore House, a royal residence built around 1792; and the Copper Horse statue, erected in 1826. Visitors typically spend about two hours exploring this expansive park, taking advantage of its natural beauty and historical landmarks.

Tour Highlights

• Comfortable one-way bus transfers from London Victoria Coach Station to Windsor
• Direct service running every 20 minutes with departures until midnight
• Air-conditioned coaches featuring leather seats and ample legroom
• Free Wi-Fi available throughout the journey for seamless connectivity
• Onboard toilets and power sockets ensuring comfort during travel
• Guided audio tours in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese
• Windsor Castle visit with access to St. George's Chapel and Queen Mary's Dolls' House
• Eton College exploration including the historic Chapel and Library
• Windsor Great Park tour covering Virginia Water Lake and Frogmore House

Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and tourists, this one-way bus transfer provides a seamless way to explore Windsor's landmarks while enjoying modern amenities. The 45-minute journey allows you to visit Windsor Castle, Eton College, and Windsor Great Park, giving you an in-depth look at the rich historical and cultural heritage of England.