Platinum Jubilee Windsor

Platinum Jubilee events continue throughout 2022 so if you have been inspired by all that has taken place so far, come and visit us in Windsor during this special year!

Having acceded to the throne on 6 February 1952, Her Majesty The Queen is the first-ever British monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee.

To mark the 70-year reign and the service to the people of the United Kingdom, the Realms and the Commonwealth, an extended bank holiday from Thursday 2 to Sunday 5 June provided an opportunity to honour the historic milestone.

The celebrations included public events, community activities and national moments of reflection.

Dedicated Windsor Hub

2022 is a very special year, with a series of celebratory events planned in and around Windsor.

The Windsor Platinum Jubilee Committee set up a dedicated hub making it easier for local communities and visitors alike to come together.

For the latest news, events and highlights click here.

The Royal Family's website: national events

The Royal Family’s official website is a reliable source of up-to-date information and key events across Windsor and London.

Browse the government's official Platinum Jubilee website

Whether you’re a business, a community group or want to get involved yourself, the government's Platinum Jubilee website hosts practical advice, handy toolkits and a map of events across the United Kingdom, Commonwealth and beyond.

This is where you’ll download the official Platinum Jubilee emblem, branding your activities and celebrations. Guidance is also available with regards to funding and Platinum Jubilee-related names and titles.

Windsor Jubilee Facts

Jubilees were officially celebrated from George III onwards, and Windsor has played a significant role for each monarch since, gaining and retaining many features as a direct legacy. Learn more about Windsor's Jubilee Facts.