Country Retreat
The reopening of the Inner Hall at Windsor Castle marks a momentous occasion, one that hasn’t been seen in over 150 years. This grand area within the Queen of England’s lavish countryside residence is now accessible to the public, offering a rare glimpse into royal luxury and history. For those who can’t make the journey, let’s take a virtual tour. Imagine stepping into a space steeped in history, where the walls echo with tales of the past.
The Inner Hall, initially designed by the famed architect Jeffry Wyatville during the reign of George IV, was intended as a grand entrance to the State Apartments. Over the years, it has witnessed countless historical events and hosted numerous dignitaries. Today, visitors can walk through this hall, experiencing the grandeur and elegance that has been meticulously restored, showcasing intricate architectural details and opulent decorations that have stood the test of time.