Transportation from central London to Windsor

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2. 1. Take the train
every half an hour ring the day, there is an express from Vauxhall station to Windsor & Eton central station, and return to Waterloo station. A round trip train ticket is less than 10. From Windsor railway station, you can see Windsor Castle on foot. It's very easy to find
2. Take a bus
the green line bus from London Victoria Coach station to Windsor runs every hour, stopping at Windsor Castle and Windsor LEGO park
3. Self driving
Windsor is 38km away from London. It is connected by A4 and M4. Follow the sign indicating Windsor town center at junction 6 and go on.

3. 火车：

www.nationalrail.co.uk
London Paddington (PAD) to Windsor & Eton Central (WNC)
在Slough (SLO)转一次

详见：
http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/default.asp?action=article&ID=461

4. You can no longer buy a train ticket alone, but the train ticket included in the London Pass is not for free. You must start from Paddington Station in London, transfer at slow and then go to Windsor. The same is true for the return journey, from Windsor to slough, then back to Paddington Station
if you don't want to follow this route, you need to buy a ticket alone

take the long pass to Paddington railway station, find the platform of the train passing through the slow, show the staff the pass, they will use the work card to swipe the gate, and then they can enter the station, and also show the pass card when they leave the station, so that the staff can help swipe the gate. There is no need to exchange London Pass for a real ticket

5. If you go out and take the subway a lot every day, you can buy weekly tickets. If you don't take the subway every day, you can buy pay as you go, recharge, and make automatic settlement every time you leave the station

6. Yes, just take a bus. There will be a bus stop when the terminal comes out. Like 77 and 74?? A little forgotten. You can go to the official website of the airport. It's more than one hour's drive, but there will be many stops. After all, it's the daily public transport of residents. Yes, just take a bus. There will be a bus stop when the terminal comes out. Like 77 and 74?? A little forgotten. You can go to the official website of the airport. It's more than one hour's drive, but there will be many stops. After all, it's the daily public transport of residents. Yes, just take a bus. There will be a bus stop when the terminal comes out. Like 77 and 74?? A little forgotten. You can go to the official website of the airport. It's more than one hour's drive, but there will be many stops. After all, it's the daily public transport of residents.

7. If you go out and take the subway a lot every day, you can buy weekly tickets. If you don't take the subway every day, you can buy pay as you go, recharge, and make automatic settlement every time you leave the station

"Oyster card" the most important way to travel in London is to use oyster card. This is a kind of recharge card. You can recharge it according to your needs. It can be used on public transport such as bus, subway, light rail and ferry. It can be divided into pay as you go, bus pass and travel card that can take bus, subway and railway. In addition, for oyster card in London, you can also buy weekly card, monthly card and annual card to save the fare

however, when purchasing, remind you to decide which package to buy according to your actual situation. Using an oyster card can cost nearly half as much as buying a ticket in cash. When taking the bus, just touch the card gently to the gate of subway or railway station, or the card reader on the bus. When reading the card, passengers should gently place the card on the Yellow circular plane

in addition to subway stations, oyster cards can also be purchased and recharged at convenience stores. Just pay attention to the convenience stores on the roadside. If the Blue Oyster card logo and words are printed on the front door, you can buy and recharge the bus card in this store.

8. It is absolutely recommended to take the train to Windsor Castle. Return tickets are very favorable. Oxford and bath, trains and buses. Generally, the price of a train is twice that of a bus, and the time is half that of a bus. I chose a bus at that time, but I didn't regret it. I had a lot of beautiful scenery along the way.

9. There are a lot of problems. Let me tell you what I know

1. The difference between oyster and travel card
the oyster card can be charged, you can take the money dected once, or you can buy a weekly or monthly ticket. Of course, it can only be used in London 1-6 (Greater London)
and travel card, a piece of paper, can't be charged with money, what you buy is what you buy You can also buy one for a week or a month)

the charge is the same. In area 1-2, you can buy a travel card for 5 pounds. If you buy it with oyster, you can also buy it for 5 pounds. If you don't buy it with oyster, you can brush it directly. If you brush enough for 5 pounds, you won't be dected<

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2. As mentioned above, travel card is the same as oyster. If you buy a ticket for zone 1-2, any means of transportation in zone 1-2 can be used, and there is no limit on the number of times (except taxis, of course)
outside zone 2, you can only take a bus with your travel card and aster (of course, a bus refers to a bus in Greater London, but not outside zone 6)<

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3. Windsor, I went there once and forgot the route If you want, I'll take the train, and it's a long way out of London. You can buy a return ticket from zone 2 to Windsor. It's not much different from the return ticket from area 1 to Windsor<

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4. They won't look at your student ID card when they buy a tracel card. The student ticket you mentioned is oyster's student card. In other words, the oyster card is used by students, and there will be your photos on it (let the students get it for you on the first day, and send it to you in a few days)

but the oyster card won't help you go to Windsor

* there is also the young person card (you can go to the railway station when you are not over 25 years old), which costs 26 pounds a year and 70% off for train tickets It's suitable for those who go to and from London 6 repeatedly, but you go out of London once... And only stay in London for half a year. Do you want to do it yourself? No, you can't sit in any coach in zone 1-2. It's not the main means of transportation... Tourist buses are not allowed. You can't take a boat! You can't take a helicopter. You can't take a balloon. You can't take a jet< No 2 for 1 discount. The student's Oyster card is 70% off, I said
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7. If you want to throw gold... Oxford Street in London is OK. If you have to go to Burberry factory, please read the following information carefully. If you haven't finished yet, please call me when you come to London and I'll take you. Please treat me to dinner... Ha ha ha

the following excerpts: starting from central London, take the Silverlink Metro to Hackney central station. After leaving the station, turn right to find a large Tesco supermarket. Go straight along morning Lane beside the supermarket. At the second intersection, you can see an Indian roast chicken shop. Unfortunately, this roast chicken shop has become the obligatory guide Station of Burberry factory. Chatham place is on the opposite side of the roast chicken shop. A few steps away, you can see a small, factory like gray building with a Burberry factory shop sign hanging above the door<

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a more favorable way is to stay at home Joke, if you come for half a year, hurry to play)

10. It's very convenient to take route 71 directly to terminal 5. If you are terminal 3, you can take the free subway to terminal 5 first, and then take route 71, which is very convenient.