Windsor Castle, a historic royal residence in Berkshire, England, is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, serving British monarchs for nearly 1,000 years since William the Conqueror began its construction around 1070 as a Norman fortress, evolving into a magnificent palace with Gothic influences, housing St. George's Chapel, royal tombs, and vast art collections, remaining a significant symbol of monarchy today
Windsor Castle Features a medieval core with later additions, blending Norman, Gothic, and Georgian styles, with the iconic Round Tower added for impressiveness.
