Windsor Castle: A Millennium of Royal Evolution on the River Thames
In short: Dan Snow explores the opulent state rooms of Windsor Castle, the longest-serving royal palace in Europe. Guided by curator Kate Heard, this tour reveals the architectural legacy of a site that has evolved under British monarchs since the era of William the Conqueror.
Established by William the Conqueror, Windsor Castle has served as a strategic stronghold overlooking west London for nearly a thousand years. Its position on the banks of the River Thames made it a focal point for royal investment, with successive monarchs commissioning lavish developments that transformed the site into one of the most magnificent landmarks in the British Isles.
The video offers an exclusive look at the castle's interior, focusing on the state rooms. By examining these spaces, viewers gain insight into how the British monarchy has continuously adapted and adorned this historic residence over the last millennium.
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