Runnymede (place)

Runnymede is a scenic meadow situated on the River Thames near Windsor, England. Historically, it is famously known as the site of the sealing of the Magna Carta in 1215, a pivotal document limiting royal power and laying foundations for modern constitutional law. Today, Runnymede features memorials, including the Magna Carta Memorial and the Royal Rebel Memorial, honoring its significance in legal history. It is a peaceful public area popular for picnics, walks, and exploring England’s medieval heritage, blending natural beauty with its rich historical importance.