To dine at Windsor Castle

We are delighted to announce a very special evening to dine within the portals of Windsor Castle. You will also have the opportunity to attend Evensong within the Choir of St. George’s Chapel, to sit in the seats of the Order of the Garter, walk up to battlements and see down across the town, then to dine within the old Vicar’s Hall with a superb meal.  The meal will be followed by a tour of St. Georges Chapel to know the inside story.

The full programme will be:

17.30  Attend Evensong in the choir of St George’s Chapel

18.30   Reception with some sparkling and canapés (optional - additional charge) 

19.30   A three course dinner within the Vicar’s Hall with wine and coffee.

22.00 A tour of St George’s Chapel with one of the Military Knights

Henry VIII’s gate

You will enter via Henry VIII’s gate and go onto the parade ground to park your car.  This is in front of the main entrance to George’s Chapel.  You will then be given access through the private area of Tudor housing to the Vicar’s Hall.  A part that is not open to the general public.

Vicar’s Hall

Vicar’s hall dates back to Henry VIII and it is thought that one playwright and his Queen met in this room to see a play that was about her father and his six wives.  The Queen was, of course, Elizabeth I and the playwright was a certain Mr William Shakespeare.  The high vaulted ceiling and the environment offers a rare privilege to dine inside this famous venue..

The costs are as follows (for members and their guests only)

                                   Early bird booking pp      After August 20th 2020 pp

Evensong                     Free                                  Free                                     

Reception                    £25                                    £30                                                                                 

Dinner                         £160                                 £180                                                                            

Tour of St George’s     Free                                  Free