Cumberland Lodge, Historic house in Windsor Great Park, England.
Cumberland Lodge is a 17th-century Grade II listed country house in Windsor Great Park located 3.5 miles south of Windsor Castle.
It was the home of the ranger of Windsor Great Park for over 200 years and has been the educational center of the Cumberland Lodge charity since 1947.
The lodge hosts a variety of conferences, seminars, and residential courses aimed at exploring social, ethical, and religious issues.
The lodge is not open to the general public but pre-booked guided tours are available.
Cumberland Lodge has been visited by every reigning monarch since George III.
Location: Windsor Great Park
Location: Old Windsor
Inception: 1650
Architectural style: Baroque
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