The Copper Horse
Viewpoint · A bronze statue of George III on Snow Hill, at the top of the Long Walk, looking straight down the avenue to Windsor Castle.
Windsor Great Park
Royal parkland of ancient oaks, red deer and the Savill Garden, with the Long Walk running up to the Copper Horse and a view of Windsor Castle.
From King's Cross St Pancras: ~1 h 57 min by train · 1 h 25 min by car
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Time there: 2–3.5 h to see all 2 places
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About 5,000 acres of royal parkland to wander, with a herd of semi-wild red deer and one of the largest collections of ancient oaks left in Western Europe.
The Savill Garden, laid out in the 1930s, is themed gardens with colour in every season, and is the one part of the park with an entry charge.
A 2.6-mile avenue, the Long Walk, climbs to the Copper Horse statue on Snow Hill, with a straight view back to Windsor Castle.
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