Royal Burials at Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle is one of the principal royal burial sites in the United Kingdom. St George's Chapel within the castle grounds serves as the final resting place for several monarchs and members of the royal family. The chapel is a working place of worship and a historic location for royal ceremonies.
Monarchs and Notable Royals
Several English and British monarchs are buried at Windsor Castle. Henry VIII and his third wife, Jane Seymour, are interred in the quire of St George's Chapel. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert also rest there, close to the choir. Other royals, including monarchs and consorts, have been laid to rest in the chapel over centuries.
Recent Burials and Public Access
In recent years, St George's Chapel has hosted high-profile royal funerals and burials. The chapel is open to the public for visits and services, and it remains a key part of the castle's ceremonial role. Details on visiting and services are available on the Royal Collection Trust website.
