Windsor Castle

This castle is the oldest and largest continuously occupied royal residence in the world, established in the 11th century. It showcases Perpendicular Gothic architecture and includes state apartments, chapels such as St. George's Chapel, and a vast collection of royal treasures. The structure was notably influenced by architect Hugh May.

The castle serves both as a historic site and an official residence of the British monarch, symbolizing over a millennium of British royal history. Its extensive grounds and interiors reflect medieval fortifications alongside later architectural developments.

Open to the public, the site provides access to its state apartments and chapels, offering insights into British royal heritage and artistic collections. It holds the status of a national monument and remains an active royal residence.