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King's College Chapel — Cambridge, United Kingdom

Cambridge, United Kingdom· Historic Sites

King's College Chapel

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King's College Chapel is a masterpiece of perpendicular Gothic architecture, renowned for its stunning fan vaulting, magnificent stained-glass windows, and the world-famous King's College Choir. The Chapel's construction began in 1446 under King Henry VI and took over a century to complete. It is one of the most iconic symbols of Cambridge and a must-see for visitors. Visitors can explore the interior, admire the intricate stonework and art, and if timed right, experience the beauty of the choir's evensong service.

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