Top Things to do in Windsor
6 Museums in Windsor That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Windsor, United Kingdom including Eton Museum of Antiquities, Rhubarb And Custard Photo Gallery, Windsor & Royal Borough Museum, Fireythings and The Hope, Eton College Natural History Museum, Museum of Eton Life.
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1. Eton Museum of Antiquities
2. Rhubarb And Custard Photo Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Rhubarb & Custard is a Photographic Gallery, Studio and Learning Center all in one. We run regular lessons and workshops in photography as well as displaying a large amount of photographic art all through the year.
3. Windsor & Royal Borough Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
The jewel in the Royal Borough’s crown. We’re a family friendly museum bursting with interesting facts and interactive displays on the Royal Borough and its residents. When available we offer guided tours of Windsor Guildhall where portraits of monarchs adorn our walls. Your ordinarily is our extraordinary. Keep exploring online until we open again.
Reviewed By 968nicholash - London, United Kingdom
This is a small single room museum on the ground floor of the Windsor Guildhall building close to the Castle. There’s a small entry fee of just £2, but it’s well worth paying to see a fascinating collection of objects connected with the town and its long history. There are also useful information boards all round the room with photographs and explanations. There’s an area in the centre with various things to keep children amused. Loved this tiny museum, which does a great job in a very limited space.
4. Fireythings and The Hope
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
The Firestation Centre for Arts and Culture is a contemporary arts venue in the heart of Windsor, with an exciting programme of music, comedy, theatre, dance, film, and artworks.
5. Eton College Natural History Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
The Museum was opened in 1875 and has 16,000 objects. It is Berkshire's only dedicated Natural History Museum. We have large collections of stuffed birds, mammals, fossils, and butterflies and moths. The Museum celebrates the life of Sir Joseph Banks: peer into his cabin on board HMB Endeavour and explore the museum to find exquisite prints of the plants he discovered on his epic voyage.
Reviewed By SueS78
I cross the Thames over into Eaton on Saturday evening it was a lovey break from the hustle and bustle of Windsor .... very quaint street with beautiful hanging baskets outside the shops. Lovely bars and restaurants ..... I found this place enchanting.
6. Museum of Eton Life
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