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The British county of Berkshire is home to the famous Windsor Castle. Almost a thousand years ago, the first monarch and queen of Britain moved into what is now known as Windsor Castle (Royal Collection Trust, n.d.). Windsor Castle is not only the biggest but also the oldest inhabited castle in the world. A number of royal families have also called it home.
Windsor Castle has a long and storied history, beginning in 1070, when William the Conqueror ordered its construction. To "guard the western approaches to London," he constructed it (Arfin, F., 2017). Henry II arrived to transform Windsor Castle into a palace 16 years after construction was completed. Henry II originally constructed two royal apartments, one in the lower ward and another in the upper ward, but Henry III subsequently reconstructed the lower ward apartment and added on to the top ward. Monarch Edward III later spent "more than any other medieval English king spent on any other single edifice" to transform the structure into a Gothic palace (Royal Collection Trust, n.d.).
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