Windsor, England
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Windsor Castle is one of the official residences of the royal family of the United Kingdom. It is located in the English county of Berkshire. Originally it was built in the 11th century. The castle has numerous rooms and chambers which are designed and decorted according to the royal preferences . Outside the castle on its front is a long passage that leads to the castle called the Long Walk. It is covered with trees from all sides and grass areas. It has been divided into three wards, the upper ward, the middle ward and the lower ward. It has the features of a fort, a town as well as a palace. The castle has astonishing features of architecture in its interiors.

The Legoland Windsor Resort, commonly known as Legoland Windsor is a theme park which has been desingned specially for children and younger kids. It is also a resort which is based on theme 'lego' ,the toy system. Some of its major areas of interest include The Beginning, the Imagination Centre, the Miniland, the Lego City, the Duplo Valley, the Kingdom of the Pharaohs, the Heartlake City, the Land of the Vikings, the Pirate Shoes, the Knight's Kingdoms, the Adventure Land, Balloon School, Brickville, Atlantis Submarine Voyage, Aero Nomad, Desert Chase, Coastguard HQ, Drench Towers, DUPLO Airport Valley and much more.

The Windsor Great Park is a Royal Park which is spread over an area of 5000 acres and includes a deer park as well. The park was formerly the hunting ground of the Royal Family of the Windsor Castle. Some of its main features include the copper horse, the royal lodge, the royal chapel of all saints, the Saville garden, the Virginia water lake, the Cranbourne tower, the Cumberland lodge and many more. More than five events are conducted at the park every year and they attract people from all around the world.

The Stonehenge is a historical monument in the city in the western side of Amesbury. The monument compiles a number of stones standing, which form a ring like structure with every stone of the height 4 metres and the weight about 25 tons. The standing stones have been set within the works in the centre of the densest complex of the Bronze age and the Neolithic age which include several hundreds of burial mounds. It is one of the most important landmarks of the town.

The Queen Mary's Doll's House is the house of a doll which was built in the 1920s and was completed in the year 1924. It was built on the orders of King George V for his wife Queen Mary. The doll house an amazing collection of miniature items that actually work and operate which include the running water from the taps and pipes, electricity and lifts, a garage of cars with engines that are running and much more.

The Frogmore is the Royal Burial Ground which is used by the Royal Family. It is a cemetery which was consecrated in the year 1928 in the month of October and is surrounded by the Royal Mausoleum. All the passed away members of the royal family have been buried in the same burial ground.