Its castle may attract visitors from all over the UK and beyond, but there’s more to Windsor than just its (very) beautiful royal residence. Trains to Windsor are your route to scenic countryside walks, relaxing river cruises and charming streets lined with cute shops and classic British pubs. And if you fancy something a little livelier, there’s also LEGOLAND and the Royal Windsor Racecourse. Located not far from the capital, Windsor makes the perfect destination for a day trip.
With our tips and tricks, you can easily find cheap train tickets to Windsor. Getting a railcard could save you 1/3 off your journey. Check if you’re eligible here. We also recommend booking your travel to Windsor well in advance. Tickets are released up to 12 weeks prior to travel and the longer you leave it, the more expensive they’ll be. When it comes to booking your trains to Windsor, travelling at off-peak times or on slower services are great ways to save money, and if you’re travelling with others, make sure you book together to qualify for a group discount.
When booking your travel to Windsor, it’s worth noting that the town has two train stations. Windsor & Eton Central and Windsor & Eton Riverside are both located in the centre, connecting the town with a range of destinations.
Popular trains to Windsor include the London Waterloo to Windsor & Eton Riverside service which is operated by South Western Railway and takes around 1 hour, and the 6-minute Slough to Windsor & Eton Central service, which is operated by Great Western Railway.
