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ary, and castle administrators. Just below the chapel, you may be able to enter a tranquil
little horseshoe-shaped courtyard ringed with residential doorways—all of them with a
spectacular view of the chapel's grand entrance.
Back out in the yard, look for the guard posted at his pillbox. Like those at Bucking-
ham Palace, he's been trained to be a ruthless killing machine...just so he can wind up as
somebody's photo op. Click!
MORE SIGHTS IN WINDSOR
Legoland Windsor
Paradise for Legomaniacs under 12, this huge, kid-pleasing park has dozens of tame but
fun rides (often with very long lines) scattered throughout its 150 acres. The impressive
Miniland has 40 million Lego pieces glued together to create 800 tiny buildings and a min-
itour of Europe; the Creation Centre boasts an 80 percent scale-model Boeing 747 cockpit,
made of two million bricks. Several of the more exciting rides involve getting wet, so dress
accordingly or buy a cheap disposable poncho in the gift shop. While you may be tempted
