King's College Chapel

As seen on the Christmas day service but with the live wow factor. We were treated to some organ music and a gentleman playing the harp which added to the atmosphere. The history of the chapel is fascinating and the staff were very helpful and approachable. One place I would love to go again, just to hear the choir.

One of the oldest colleges in Cambridge with a huge history!
You can enter with a ticket to visit the place where it is wonderful. There you can read about its history and admire its magnificent architecture!
You must first go if you want to see all the places to be informed if you allow entry all seasons and all hours in advance. There is a period when due to exams or other events you are not allowed to enter everywhere.

Breathtaking chapel. Been local for all my life and have recently gone in. Well worth the wait. Beautiful structure.
The grounds are quite something as well. Worth a visit in summer to see everything in flower.

Very beautiful and spectacular ceiling and stained glass windows.

They were tuning the organ which produced the most head-rending din when we were there. 😅 But the sight of the interior of this magnificent chapel was worth the torture (and admission fee).

The grandeur and size of the Chapel is breathtaking and the history behind the Chapel is fascinating. Come experience the calming feeling that permeates you as you sit in this magnificent place of worship. Highly recommend!

I always say Yes to historical old buildings. It is so amazing how are built these old College Chapels etc. These old buildings are so luxurious, with lot of secrets. Maybe I don't see the reason why I need pay money to visit God house. But still was very exciting place.

Definitely worth a visit. One of the most beautiful chapels in Europe. Loved the interiors, just extraordinary! The self-explanatory Meusum was very good, gives all the necessary information about the history of the chapel. Closed on Sunday for visitors and costs around 11£ for entry which also includes the entry for King's College.

Wow! We caught the light just right and the whole chapel lit up, never seen anything quite like it. The dual aspect of the chapel with stained glass on every side in what is a relatively narrow space is awe inspiring. The architecture from floor to ceiling is inspirational. That this all dates back to Henry VII and VIII is just incredible. I would love to have been present during a carol service but even on a cold winter day this place warms the soul.