PinteraryPinterary
Trinity College — Cambridge, United Kingdom

Cambridge, United Kingdom· Historic Sites

Trinity College

$$

About

Trinity College is one of the wealthiest and most famous colleges of the University of Cambridge, founded by Henry VIII in 1546. It has produced more Nobel Prize winners than any other college or university alongside its esteemed alumni such as Isaac Newton and Lord Byron. The college is renowned for its majestic Great Court, the largest enclosed court in Europe. Visitors can also admire the Wren Library, designed by Christopher Wren. Exploring Trinity provides an insight into centuries of academic excellence and stunning architecture, making it a highlight of any Cambridge visit.

Location

Open in Maps Directions

You may also like

King's College Chapel
Historic Sites

King's College Chapel

A magnificent example of perpendicular Gothic architecture with stunning stained glass and a famous choir.

Fitzwilliam Museum
Museum

Fitzwilliam Museum

The art and antiquity museum of the University of Cambridge, housing exceptional collections spanning millennia.

Punting on the River Cam
Nature & Parks

Punting on the River Cam

Enjoy a traditional Cambridge experience with a punt tour along the River Cam, offering picturesque views of colleges and bridges.

St John's College
Historic Sites

St John's College

One of the oldest and largest colleges of the University of Cambridge, known for its Bridge of Sighs and grounds.

Community photos

Photos shared by travelers who visited Trinity College.