Villa Windsor

The pale, neoclassical facade of Villa Windsor stands behind a high wall, marked by an ornate wrought-iron gate that blocks the view of its garden. This house served as the final home for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor after their exile from the British throne. Inside, the rooms held the Duke’s collection of Napoleonic memorabilia and the Duchess’s extensive jewelry. Mohamed Al-Fayed later leased the property, filling it with items from his own collection to mimic the couple's original lifestyle.