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Windsor & Royal Borough Museum is located on the ground floor of Windsor Guildhall and shares its home with the Royal Windsor Information Centre. We are open Tuesday 10am - 2pm and admission is free to all.
Visitors can learn about the rich local heritage of our unique Royal Borough by exploring objects from the prehistoric times to the present day and listening to stories from the past, told by local residents.
Windsor Guildhall Guided Tours
Guided tours of the upstairs rooms of Windsor Guildhall are available on Tuesdays. The link to pre-book tickets is on the right. Private guided tours are also available on request. Please email us at museum@rbwm.gov.uk.
Exhibition - Windsor Parish Church
We have a pop up exhibition at the Windsor Parish Church - St John the Baptist, just a short walk down the High Street from Windsor Guildhall. The exhibition was installed to mark 200 years since the church was rebuilt and will remain permanently in the church so visitors can learn about the Parish Church from its medieval origins to the present. The Church is also home to the famous painting by Francis de Cleyn of the Last Supper.
Windsor & Royal Borough Museum is located on the ground floor of Windsor Guildhall and shares its home with the Royal Windsor Information Centre. We are open Tuesday 10am - 2pm and admission is free to all.
Visitors can learn about the rich local heritage of our unique Royal Borough by exploring objects from the prehistoric times to the present day and listening to stories from the past, told by local residents.
Windsor Guildhall Guided Tours
Guided tours of the upstairs rooms of Windsor Guildhall are available on Tuesdays. The link to pre-book tickets is on the right. Private guided tours are also available on request. Please email us at museum@rbwm.gov.uk.
Exhibition - Windsor Parish Church
We have a pop up exhibition at the Windsor Parish Church - St John the Baptist, just a short walk down the High Street from Windsor Guildhall. The exhibition was installed to mark 200 years since the church was rebuilt and will remain permanently in the church so visitors can learn about the Parish Church from its medieval origins to the present. The Church is also home to the famous painting by Francis de Cleyn of the Last Supper.
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We have a pop up exhibition at the Windsor Parish Church - St John the Baptist, just a short walk down the High Street from Windsor Guildhall. The exhibition was installed to mark 200 years since the church was rebuilt and will remain permanently in the church so visitors can learn about the Parish Church from its medieval origins to the present. The Church is also home to the famous painting by Francis de Cleyn of the Last Supper.