By Cycle
Windsor lies on National Cycle Route 4 London â St David's.
By bus
From London Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria: Greenline (http://www.firstgroup.com...) coach 700/701/702 journey time approximately 1 hour.
From London Heathrow Airport: First (http://www.firstgroup.com...) 77 journey time approximately 40 minutes.
By plane
Windsor and Eton is well served by London's collection of airports and actually under the flight-path of Heathrow. For travellers coming directly to Windsor, the most convenient in reducing order of convenience are:
Heathrow Airport
(http://www.baa.co.uk/main...) is about 8 miles drive straight down the M4 westbound motorway. Alternatively the First bus route 77 (http://www.firstgroup.com...) and First bus route 71 (http://www.firstgroup.com...) both connect Heathrow Terminal 5 and Windsor, the former quicker routing via Slough and the latter via Staines. They both leave approximately every half hour taking about 35 - 55 minutes.Gatwick Airport
(http://www.baa.co.uk/main...) is about an hour's drive away via the M23 northbound, M25 clockwise, and M4 westbound motorways. With no through train or bus service, your best bet by public transport is to take the train into London and then follow the directions under Get in By Train below.Stansted Airport
(http://www.baa.co.uk/main...) is about 90 minutes drive away via the M11 southbound, M25 anti-clockwise and M4 westbound motorways. With no through train or bus service, your best bet by public transport is to take the train into London and then follow the directions under Get in By Train below.
By car
Windsor is served by the M4 motorway freeway which runs from London to Bristol and South Wales. It is about an hour's drive from central London. The best junction to use is J6.
Park and ride facilities are available at 2 sites, see National Park and Ride Directory (http://www.parkandride.ne...)