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Waterloo Bridge, 2nd October 2019.

Seen heading Southbound on the M5 at Burlescombe is WH68LRN, a VDL Futura 2 from the Bermondsey based fleet of Anderson Travel.

Monday 28th June 2021

Seen heading out on schools work is NDD 672, a Volvo B12B/Plaxton Panther coach in the fleet of Pulham, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. It was new to Anderson, Bermondsey, London as FJ05 APO in June 2005, passing to Plan-it Travel, Chelsfield, Kent in July 2008. It arrived with Pulham’s in March 2013 and was re-registered NDD 672 the following month.

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Trafalgar Square

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Anderson Travel also have a handful of Beulas bodied coaches on a mixture of VDL and MAN chassis. WF17 DFZ is an MAN 19.360 "Cygnus", seen on the A3 this afternoon, 2nd March 2022.

Anderson Travel Scania K360 Irizar i6s YT21 DZC in Brighton this afternoon, 10th July, 2022.

Park Lane, 21st January 2020.

Waterloo Rd, 3rd October 2017.

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VDL Futura 2

M5 Southbound, Sampford Peverell

Thursday 26th March 2015

Waterloo Bridge, 25th April 2017.

Oxford, 9th August 2017.

18.07.22 - Pictured on Johnstone Terrace, Edinburgh is this short Irizar i6 of Anderson Travel

Waterloo Bridge, 20th June 2017.

Seen parked on Bolham Road, Tiverton outside of Tiverton Town FCs ground is YN17OOB, a Scania K410EB4 Interlink from the Bermondsey based fleet of Anderson Travel.

The vehicle was providing the transport for visiting Walton Casuals FC.

Saturday 28th August 2021

Trafalgar Sq, 1st July 2013.

Waterloo Bridge, 9th May 2017.

Waterloo Bridge, 3rd October 2017.

Parliament Sq, 20th June 2017.

Waterloo Bridge, 25th July 2017.

Bath, 2nd October 2018.

Park Lane, 17th June 2015.

Parliament Sq, 25th July 2017.

Anderson of Horsforth Volvo B10M-60 Van Hool Alizee 687 PTO in Stratford-upon-Avon on 6th October, 1998. It was new to Steels of Addingham as F694 ONR.

Waterloo Rd, 20th June 2017.

In a nice shady spot in Oxford is WJ19 HPZ, a VDL SB4000/Beulas Cygnus coach in the fleet of Anderson, Bermondsey, London. It was new in Anderson Travel livery to London Mini Coaches, Slough, Berkshire in June 2019, officially becoming an Anderson asset when the two companies merged in March 2023.

Waterloo Bridge, 7th June 2017.

Waterloo Rd, 14th November 2017.

Broad Quay, Bath, 2nd October 2018.

Trafalgar Sq, 8th April 2015.

Westminster Bridge, 9th May 2017.

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There are around twenty BARBI Galileo coaches in the UK, all on MAN chassis. PO18 FDF is one of three in the combined Anderson Travel / London Minicoaches feet and was seen on the A3 this afternoon, 2nd March, 2022.

Oxford, 29th November 2019.

Seen parked outside of Tiverton Town FC's ground, providing the transport for visiting Walton Casuals FC is YN17OOB, a Scania K410EB4 Interlink from the Bermondsey based fleet of Anderson Travel.

Saturday 24th October 2020

A new VDL Futura 2 for London based Anderson Travel at Gatwick today, 1st March, 2019.

Seen here in Clarence St Coach Park York.

Broad Quay, Bath

Embankment, 31st July 2013.

Pictured heading back to base after a stint on Driver Training duty is NDD 672, a Volvo B12B/Plaxton Panther coach in the fleet of Pulham, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. It was new to Anderson, Bermondsey, London as FJ05 APO in June 2005, passing to Plan-it Travel, Chelsfield, Kent in July 2008. It arrived with Pulham’s in March 2013 and was re-registered NDD 672 the following month.

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WF17 DFZ is a 10.8m MAN RR2/Beulas Cygnus C43Ft coach, a recent addition to the fleet of Anderson, Bermondsey, London. It was first registered on 26th June 2017.

YN62 GXA is a Volvo B9R/Plaxton Panther 2 C49Ft coach, new to Anderson, Bermondsey, London in January 2013.

Hyde Park Corner, 9th April 2014.

Anderson Travel/London Mini Coaches MAN 19.290 Beulas Cygnus YH68 MXA in Brighton this afternoon, 10th September, 2022.

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Me and my travels: Sarah Anderson

My first independent trip ... Around America in a Greyhound bus when I was 23. I bought a 99-days-for-$99 pass and stayed for a year. After that I went round the world for about nine months following the hippy trail through Europe, Iran and Afghanistan to India. By the time I got home I was well and truly bitten by the travel bug.

The journey I'll never make again is ... The drive from south-west China to Tibet. I did it a couple of years ago. The landscape is stunningly beautiful, but the drivers who overtook on blind corners terrified me. I practically had a heart attack and every night I'd write in my diary: 'Why the hell am I doing this?'

I never travel without ... A head torch for reading in bed and a normal torch. In one house in Tuscany I had been told there were scorpions on the floor during the night. It was dark and I needed to get up to go to the bathroom but I was too terrified of stepping on one so just lay there. I've always taken a torch with me ever since.

When I'm travelling I miss ... My own bed. I don't go to luxury hotels, but I'm not a rough traveller either. My trip to Tibet was quite tough and involved spending 17 nights in 17 hotels with very basic accommodation.

I always bring back ... Sketches. I try to sketch wherever I go. Photographs can be a great aide mémoire, but I find looking at sketches takes me instantly back into the mood and place.

My most memorable meal was in ... Siberia, three or four years ago. We ate with people who had grown absolutely everything. Some of it was fresh and some was bottled from the previous year and there was home-made cheese. It was all absolutely delicious.

I've always wanted to visit Remote places such as the Okavango Delta and the wilderness of north-west Canada. The more I travel the more I realise there are so many places still to visit. I'd love to do a long road trip across northern Australia.

The thing I hate about travel is ... Heathrow and queuing. Ironically, I wrote an article about two years ago about how much I love airports - and I still do. I love the anonymity, and the fact that before a trip I get nervous, but at the airport all those worries disappear.

My oddest travel experience ... Was a one-armed dove hunt in Texas! I rarely think about only having one arm [she lost it to cancer as a child], but it does affect boring things like how much luggage I take. I never travel with anything I can't carry myself so I pack quite light - smallish rucksack and wheely suitcase.

My favourite travel book is ... Robert Byron's The Road To Oxiana, which started a new wave of travel writing. I took it on my first trip to Iran. I always take books about the places I'm visiting: I sat in a ruined mosque now populated by sheep and read Byron's wonderful descriptions of it. I think that sowed a seed for the Travel Bookshop.

· Sarah Anderson's autobiography, Halfway to Venus is published on 6 May by Umbrella Books. The Travel Bookshop is in Notting Hill, west London ( thetravelbookshop.com ).

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Windsor Castle Tickets, with Transport from London & Guide

Enjoy a Half Day Windsor Castle Tour! What's included? • Tour Guide • Transport by air-conditioned luxury coach • Entry/Admission - Windsor Castle Your Windsor castle ticket includes a choice of pick up locations from London. You can choose from: -Earls Court -Victoria

Tour Overview

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure to Windsor Castle, an official residence of King Charles III. Windsor Castle also the final resting place of the beloved Queen Elizabeth II.

Hop on our coach in London, and let us whisk you away on a journey filled with royal splendour. Your Windsor Castle ticket covers both the journey and your castle entry—no hidden fees here!

Windsor Castle is the world’s oldest and largest palace that’s still in use. Its origin dates back to William the Conqueror and the castle has been home to almost every English King and Queen since that time. If you see the Royal Standard flag on the Round Tower, it means the King is in the building.

Inside the State Apartments you will be able to see the wonderful paintings and furniture from the Royal families collection. Also you will be able to see the beautiful Dolls House. But that’s not all! You will also be able to visit St. George’s Chapel, where Queen Elizabeth II rests beside her family.

Historic Landmarks

Discover Windsor Castle, whose original parts were first built in the 11th Century and is still a working palace of Queen Elizabeth II's today.

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Windsor Castle offers the option of free multimedia guides in a range of languages, subject to availability.

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We have crafted & refined our tours with a personal touch over the past 25+ years to offer you an extraordinary day out.

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Are you ready to step into a world where history comes alive, and the echoes of royal grandeur resonate through time? Windsor Castle Tickets offer you the chance to embark on a half-day adventure from London, immersing yourself in the captivating narrative of British monarchy. As you secure your tickets, you’re not just gaining access to a historic landmark; you’re unlocking the pages of British history, a legacy of kings and queens, and the opulence of royal living.

Experience the Majesty of Windsor Castle with Our Exclusive Tickets

As you explore the castle, be captivated by the sights that beckon:

• The Long Walk:  Embark on a picturesque 5 km stroll through history along a tree-lined path leading to the iconic Copper Horse statue of King George III.
• The King Henry VIII Gate:  Step through the main entrance, an architectural portal that has stood the test of time since the early 1500s.
• The Lantern Lobby:   Pictured here is the grand entrance to the Castle
• The Deanery:  Witness the blend of history and contemporary life in the stunning Deanery, where the Dean of Windsor resides.
• The Moat Room:  Immerse yourself in exhibits that unveil the castle’s architectural evolution across centuries.
• The Albert Memorial Chapel:  Originally designed for Henry VII’s burial, it transformed into a memorial chapel for Prince Albert, a testament to enduring love.

Beyond the Castle Gates: Exploring Windsor Town

As your journey toward Windsor unfolds, the neighbouring town of Eton emerges, renowned for its illustrious boys’ boarding school that shaped the futures of Princes William and Harry, along with prominent figures like Boris Johnson and David Cameron. Beyond the castle gates, the town of Windsor awaits, nestled by the River Thames. This charming town boasts boutique shops and tea cafes celebrated for their quintessential British scones. After your castle exploration, wander historic streets and bask in the ambiance of royal England.

Unlock Unique Experiences: Special Events and Exhibitions

Your Windsor Castle tickets offer more than just entrance; they’re your gateway to exceptional experiences:

• Changing the Guard:  Witness the meticulous Changing of the Guard ceremony, a spectacle of precision and tradition that unfolds regularly.
• Garter Day:  Experience the grand procession of the Order of the Garter, Britain’s oldest chivalric order, within the castle grounds.
• State Banquets:  Indulge in opulence during a state banquet, a grand affair hosted in honour of foreign dignitaries.
• Royal Weddings:  Stand within the historic walls of St. George’s Chapel, a cherished venue for royal unions, including the enchanting marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

What is Windsor Castle?

Windsor Castle is a royal residence located in Windsor, Berkshire, England. It’s one of the official homes of the British monarch and is the world’s oldest and largest occupied castle. The castle was originally built as a motte and bailey castle by William the Conqueror to guard the main road and river routes into London. It was converted to a royal residence in the 12th century and has been a home for almost every British Monarch since.

The castle is enormous, thought to consist of over 40000 Sqm of internal area and is spread over 5 acres of land. The sprawling complex includes various sections, a large part of which are open to the public. The sections open to the public include the State Apartments, which are lavishly decorated rooms used for official functions; St. George’s Chapel, a place of worship that also serves as the burial site for many British monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth II; and the Round Tower, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Windsor Castle is not just a historical monument but also a working royal palace. Even the sections open to the public are still working sections of the palace and are closed for special events.

Who lives at Windsor Castle?

Windsor Castle is an official residence of King Charles III. The castle itself houses Royal family staff and members of the royal family’s security even when the king is not staying. Prince William lives in a separate residence in Windsor Castle great park named Adelaide cottage and Prince Andrew is rumoured to be living at Frogmore house which is also on Windsor Castle’s vast 5 acre grounds.

What's inside Windsor Castle?

Your Windsor castle tickets will grant you access to a whole spector of royal rooms. Amongst them you can expect to find:

• The State Apartments

These are lavish rooms used for official functions. They are filled with works of art and are a key highlight of the visitor experience.

• St. George’s Chapel

This is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England and is also the spiritual home of the Order of the Garter. It’s a place of worship and also serves as the burial location for several British monarchs.

• Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House

 This is a miniature house built to scale and filled with tiny, intricate details. It was designed by British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens for Queen Mary, the wife of King George V.

• The Semi-State Rooms

These are some of the most ornate interiors in the castle and are used by The Queen for official events. They are generally open to the public from autumn through spring.

• The Queen’s Drawing Room

The Queen’s Drawing Room is a sumptuously decorated space, often used for more intimate royal gatherings and audiences. It features exquisite furnishings, ornate chandeliers, and a selection of art from the Royal Collection, offering a glimpse into the personal tastes of the monarchy.

• The Waterloo Chamber

The Waterloo Chamber is a grand room dedicated to commemorating the defeat of Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Adorned with portraits of key figures from the coalition that defeated Napoleon, the chamber serves as a historical tribute and is often used for state banquets.

• The Round Tower

The Round Tower is one of Windsor Castle’s most iconic features, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Originally built in the 12th century, the tower has undergone various modifications over the years and now serves as an archive for royal documents.

Where is Windsor Castle?

Windsor Castle is in Windsor, in Berkshire. It’s about 45 minutes from London and you can get there either by train and walking or by coach. If you book your Windsor Castle tickets with us your transport will be included from central London.

Where is Windsor Castle from Buckingham Palace?

Windsor castle is located Just outside of London, west of Buckingham palace. It’s approximately a 45-minute drive from central London.

Buckingham palace is in central London close to Green Park and Victoria tube stations. Our pickup and drop off locations for your tickets are close to Buckingham palace.

If you want to visit Buckingham palace after Windsor Castle, you can get there by bus or by foot from our drop off location and our expert guide or driver can give you directions!

What to see near Windsor Castle

Along your journey to Windsor, you’ll pass the neighbouring town of Eaton, home to the prestigious boys boarding school that educated Prince William, Prince Harry and Boris Johnson. Beyond the castle, the town of Windsor awaits. Nestled beside the River Thames, this charming town is brimming with boutique shops, tea cafes known for having the best scones in Britain, and a rich history all its own.

There are many things to do in the surrounding area including boat tours along the Thames, feeding the ducks or a little visit to the Windsor and Royal Museum.

Windsor Castle Great Park

Extend the royal treatment with more than just a Castle tour. As well as the Castle there’s also the option to explore the lush grounds where you can spot   Frogmore house and Adelaide cottage (William’s house) from a distance. Entry to the grounds is included and these magnificent gardens were once home to the first ever giraffe in England.

While more than half the grounds are private and include a couple organic farms and The Royal Stud. There is a section you can walk around.

The section of the park open to the public includes the 5km long walk, The Savill Garden and Virginia Water Lake.

Make sure you have your hiking boots on as it is, as described, a very long walk…

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To get the best value Windsor Castle tickets you need to book online and in advance.

There is a child price for 5–17 year-olds and Under 5s remain free and un-ticketed.

If you’re in a large group of 5 or more, you can call us on+44 207 436 9304 and save substantially

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Want to explore more? Check out Anderson Tours, our family company. We offer fun day trips from London, like visits to Stonehenge, Bath, and Windsor. Whether you’re alone or with friends, you can easily book a spot on our website: www.andersontours.co.uk .

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