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Royal Ascot 2023 What Is Royal Ascot? Royal Ascot is an annual Flat racing meeting held for five days in mid-June which hosts 18 Group races (the highest quality Flat races). Where Is Royal Ascot? Royal Ascot is held at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, England. When Is Royal Ascot? Royal Ascot 2020 will take place from 16th-20th June. When Is The Gold Cup? The Gold Cup is Royal Ascot's oldest and most prestigious race and occurs on the third day of the meeting each year (Thursday). This is the day colloquially known as "ladies day". When Was Royal Ascot At York? Royal Ascot was held at York Racecourse for one year, in 2005, when Ascot Racecourse was undergoing redevelopment. What Makes Royal Ascot Royal? Ascot Racecourse was founded by Queen Anne in 1711 when she came upon an area of open heath that looked, in her words, ‘ideal for horses to gallop at full stretch’. Hence, the founding of the Royal Racecourse. Her Majesty The Queen attends Royal Ascot every year, as do many members of the extended Royal Family. Where Can I Watch Royal Ascot? Royal Ascot is broadcast to audiences in 175 territories around the world. All races across the five days are broadcast by ITV and Sky Sports Racing in the UK. What Are The Royal Ascot Enclosures? Royal Ascot is open to the public within three of the four enclosures. The Queen Anne Enclosure is the premier public enclosure and the Village and Windsor Enclosure are also open to the public. Access to the Royal Enclosure remains by invitation only. Find out more here. How Much Are Tickets To Royal Ascot? Ticket prices vary by day and enclosure. Prices start at £26. There are discounts for groups of 15+ and tickets are reduced until the end of the Early Booking Deadline on 31st March 2020. What Is The Royal Ascot Dress Code? Each enclosure has a Dress Code that must be adhered to in order to gain access to the Racecourse. Find out more here. What Is There To Eat And Drink At Royal Ascot A range of food and drink options are available in each enclosure, from elegant Fine Dining experiences to on-the-go favourites. Find out more here. Are There Hotels Close To Royal Ascot? Ascot Racecourse enjoys relationships with many local hotels. See the 2020 Preferred Hotels Guide here. How Do I Get To Royal Ascot? Ascot Racecourse is ideally located near to the M3 and M4 motorways and is a short walk from Ascot Train Station. Find out more about travelling to Royal Ascot here. One of Britain's most well-known racecourses, Ascot holds a special week of races in June each year called Royal Ascot, attended by The King and Queen, who has had an interest in horses since childhood. This week has become Britain's most popular race meeting, welcoming around 300,000 visitors over five days, all dressed up in their finest clothes and hats. Royal Ascot is the highlight of the Flat racing season in Britain, with five days of top-class action featuring an extended schedule of 35 races in 2023 hosted at Ascot racecourse in Berkshire. Royal Ascot is Britain’s most valuable race meeting and plays host to the best Flat horses from Britain and Ireland, as well as drawing big-name runners from other countries including France, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and the US. It is a major social and fashion event with 300,000 racegoers making their way to Ascot racecourse between Tuesday 20th and Saturday 24th of June! Each day of the week begins with the Royal Procession, when The King, The Queen and accompanying Members of the Royal Family arrive along the track in horse-drawn landaus. They then spend the day watching the races from the Royal Enclosure.