CABRERA: What is a royal wedding without a fairy tale location? It's less than a week away now, and in just six days Britain's Prince Harry and Hollywood actress Meghan Markle will exchange I dos at the historic Windsor castle. And our own Max Foster is taking you behind the scenes.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Windsor castle, home to kings and queens for nearly a thousand years. And within its grounds St. George's chapel where many members of the family have been baptized, married and, yes, buried. When Meghan Markle is driven into these hallowed grounds packed with special guests, she will mark a new chapter in this most famous of family histories. The car will come into what will be a quite eerily quiet cloister. It will stop here. And the first thing that will confront the bride is some 20 steps leading up to the chapel. As Meghan Markle enters the church, the guests will turn around and see her at the west door beneath that spectacular stain glass window. This whole area will be filled with seats, 600 people in total. And while it looks vast and spacious, it's actually quite intimate at this level and quite a narrow aisle as we move up from the nave into the choir and a few more steps. As she enters the choir, wherever she looks, she will see a nod to the knights of the guard, it is the highest chivalry in the land and the oldest in the world. High up on the ceiling a bust of Henry VIII who completed this church 500 years ago, flags represents all the current knights of</s>CABRERA: Coming up, Anthony Bourdain heads north to Newfoundland for what he calls a bro-tastic (ph) vacation. A preview of tonight's brand new "PARTS UNKNOWN" next.
Six Days Ago Until The Royal Wedding