Day 5

07:00 - Wake up

Breakfest at the Premier Inn is £11 (around $22) per person, so you will have a budget around $45 in order to eat. It is a self-serve breakfest and doesn't have limits on how much you can eat, so have as much as possible before going out for the day.

You need to checkout and collect your luggage somewhat fast as the train to Windsor departs at 08:11.

Menu: https://www.premierinn.com/content/dam/global/restaurants/Premierinn/premier-inn-breakfast.pdf

08:30 - Go to The Castle Hotel Windsor

Take the Elizabeth Line to Slough and then interchange onto the 103 Bus Line from Wellington Street to Parish Church, and then take the short 1 minute walk to The Castle Hotel.

Address: 18 High St, Windsor SL4 1ER, United Kingdom

10:30 - Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle was a royal residence that is strongly tied to the history of England, with over a millenium of architectual history. It is now the centerpoint of the small town that surrounds it.

Tickets are £31 each in advance, so it takes £61 out of your budget.

While at the castle you have £70 for lunch at the cafe, leftover money from your budget can also be used to get a souvenir from the gift shop.

Address: Windsor SL4 1NJ, United Kingdom

2:30 - Escape Experience

An escape room experience. Taking out £30 of your budget.

Address: 15A Goswell Hill, Windsor SL4 1RH, United Kingdom Website: www.escapewindsor.co.uk/

6:00 - The Fat Duck

This is a restraunt owned by Heston Blumenthal, a TV star who has won three Michelin stars on this restraunt, which is named one of the top 50 in the world. An amazing example of British cuisine pushed to its limits. You have a budget of £300

You can catch the 37B bus line from the Castle Hotel to this restraunt (which takes 33 minutes).

Address: High St, Bray, Maidenhead SL6 2AQ, United Kingdom Website: https://thefatduck.co.uk/