Alexandra Gardens become Windsor's winter wonderland when the Victorian gardens, dating back to the early 1900s, get covered in frozen ice for your skating pleasure. Even if you decide against the ice, the Thames Café is an inviting spot to enjoy a warm drink and absorb the seasonal sights. With the famous castle's tower overlooking the rink, there's an awe-inspiring view of the royal residence as you skid around. As one of the greatest surviving medieval castles in the world, the reserved grey walls, punctuated by prodigious medieval bastions, continue as far as the eye can see. Don't just come to skate, a tour inside really is worthwhile. Also, taking time to stroll around the town's endearing cobbled streets, adorned in twinkling Christmas lights, is a magically festive day out.
ICExperience at Wembley Stadium
Wembley Stadium, HA9 0WS
11th December 2009 - 3rd January 2010
New this year is ICExperience, by far the biggest outdoor rink... More
Royal Windsor Ice Rink
Alexandra Park, SL4 1NJ
8th December 2007 - 6th January 2008
Alexandra Gardens become Windsor's winter wonderland when the Victorian gardens, dating back to... More
Royal Windsor Ice Rink
Royal Windsor, Alexandra Gardens, SL4
2nd December 2006 - 7th January 2007
Festive folk can drink in the beauty of Royal Windsor as they zip... More
Windsor Castle is the oldest inhabited castle in the country and the preferred London residence of the Royal Family. It stands in beautiful grounds on ... More
The current Mayor of London, 18 British Prime Ministers and innumerable aristocrats and captains of industry attended this extraordinary, antiquated boarding school, where the pupils ... More
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Alexandra Gardens become Windsor's winter wonderland when the Victorian gardens, dating back to the early 1900s, get covered in frozen ice for your skating pleasure. Even if you decide against the ice, the Thames Café is an inviting spot to enjoy a warm drink and absorb the seasonal sights. With the famous castle's tower overlooking the rink, there's an awe-inspiring view of the royal residence as you skid around. As one of the greatest surviving medieval castles in the world, the reserved grey walls, punctuated by prodigious medieval bastions, continue as far as the eye can see. Don't just come to skate, a tour inside really is worthwhile. Also, taking time to stroll around the town's endearing cobbled streets, adorned in twinkling Christmas lights, is a magically festive day out.
