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Our tours are much more than a carriage ride. We bring a unique perspective to the Great Park by sharing the knowledge, stories and events passed down through the generations of coachmen and shared with guests of Windsor Carriages by license since 1849. Enjoy the spectacular approach to Windsor Castle on The Long Walk, featured at The Royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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