Exploring Windsor and Legoland on a Bank Holiday

On a sunny Monday bank holiday, we decided to visit Windsor Castle. Google Maps suggested taking the Elizabeth Line from Paddington to Slough and then transferring to a train, but the Victoria 702 bus was a cheaper option at just £2 and took about the same time. Unfortunately, upon arriving in Windsor, we found that tickets to the castle were sold out, so we settled for taking photos outside. Luckily, Legoland tickets were available online for £50 per person. The 702 bus from the castle entrance took us directly to Legoland. The park was crowded with children, as many parents had the day off. Most attractions had a wait time of 40 minutes or more, so we explored the less crowded areas. Miniland, with its detailed miniature landmarks from around the world, is a must-see. The Ferrari section was more about the parents building the models while the kids played. On the way back to Victoria Station, we stopped at Dragon Inn, where the grilled fish was half-price at £15. It was delicious and generously portioned. #LondonTravel #WindsorLegoland #LondonChineseFood