Built by William the Conqueror as part of a defensive ring around London, Windsor’s 13-acre palace is now the largest inhabited castle in the world. It is the official residence of the Queen and throughout the year provides a spectacular setting for State visits and receptions, ceremony and pageant. For almost 1,000 years the castle has evolved to fit the needs and tastes of successive monarchs. In this fully illustrated narrative, royal historian John Martin Robinson explains how Windsor Castle changed in course of time.
