King's College is, of course, the most spectacular of all the 31 colleges in Cambridge, many of which you can visit during the summer months. It's a MUST for all first-time visitors of the city, but this wasn't my first time. It's the biggest, the most spectacular, and the most expensive to visit (UKP 12.50 online for a single adult ticket - a bit of a rip-off actually), and there's only a certain contingent of tickets every 15 minutes. Alas, some of the outside walls/buildings were obscured by scaffolding at the time of my visit, but this only momentarily detracted from the beauty and grandeur of the place. The most magnificent part of the college is its near-cathedral-sized chapel, but you can also walk around the expansive grounds for quite a while, crossing the river, looking at the punters below, etc. There's always quite a large number of visitors present. Expect to spend 1-2 hours at this historic site.

The most famous and beautiful college of all Cambridge. Make sure to do the guided tour with the option to visit the inside of Kings college. You will have access to Kings chapel: a stunning Anglican Church with high ceiling, decorated windows, and a small museum that covers the history of the college. Once you finish the chapel tour, go toward the river to enjoy the gardens (they have some strange plants and flowers in there 😅) and the rear view of the college. All in all it is a must if you are visiting Cambridge.

Amazing place. We could enter for free to listen to the evening songs, with a wonderful choir. Inside the church it is breathtaking, the artwork in the ceiling and the stained glass windows are amazing. Regrettably, they do not allow photos inside, but I'm adding a few of the gardens and the river.

King's College is one of the most famous and beautiful colleges at the University of Cambridge, it has a beautiful garden, beautiful infrastructure and a very friendly community, I recommend everyone to visit if possible, very good!

Outstanding architecture and old buildings with the peaceful river Cam at the back with kayakers and ornamental bridge beautiful scenery and surroundings of the place this college was founded in 1441 by Henry VI the chapel was amazing with the old historical ceiling and lots of stained glass windows also history to the left of the room in the chapel it was £13.50 for an adult and visited today not bad at all and had a fantastic experience and best part of visiting Cambridge went in the visitor centre where tickets are purchased they had lots of lovley souvenirs gifts and some brilliant postcards I got and a guide book of the history the staff were really friendly aswell and guarding the front of the college it made my day coming here and visiting the University of Cambridge hope to return in the future

One of the oldest universities of the world, very impressive! You get access to only a part of the grounds and the huge and beautiful church. Entry is £14, slots must be booked ahead of time

I visited King’s College a long ago with my friend. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious colleges of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1441 by King Henry VI. It is located in the heart of the city, facing the King’s Parade, and has a magnificent chapel, a large library, and beautiful gardens. We joined a guided tour of the college, which gave us a lot of interesting information about its history, architecture, and culture. We saw the famous King’s College Chapel, which is one of the finest examples of late English Gothic architecture. It has the world’s largest fan vault, stunning stained-glass windows, and a magnificent organ. We also saw the choir stalls, where the renowned Choir of King’s College sings every day during term time. We also visited the library, which has a rich collection of books, manuscripts, and artworks, including some by Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin. We enjoyed the views of the River Cam and the famous Mathematical Bridge. It is a stunning and impressive college that represents the excellence and tradition of Cambridge.

One of the most peaceful and prestigious college of Cambridge. Loved the architecture. You can visit the entire college and take a guided tour to embrace the beauty of the college. Brilliant architecture

It's a pity that May to June is the exam time of Cambridge University Many colleges do not allow visitors to enter King's College is one of the few attractions that is still open to tourists. But be aware that only half of the college is open for sightseeing King's College Chapel won't take much of your time to visit But all in all it's worth paying 13 pounds to get in and see There's a bit of history in it about the Wars of the Roses At the same time, the architectural style is very special and stylish If you have time, you can sit on both sides of the left auditorium and feel it slowly Besides, the trails of the River Cam are covered with white flowers It is worthwhile for tourists to walk slowly and appreciate the "Farewell to Cambridge" mentioned in the poem Imagine Xu Zhimo's life at that time, remember the past Walk to the opposite side of the bridge and you will see a stone monument commemorating the great poet Famous but looks like nothing special But since you paid for it, you must go and see it!

Alhamdulillah, it was great to see one of the world’s famous colleges in Cambridge. The fact that my 12 years old daughter was travelling with me, I wanted her to visit this place with me so that she develops some interest for her higher studies.

A beautiful place for a walk in the sunshine, soak in some sunlight and some history as you stroll around one of Cambridge's oldest Colleges. Enjoy a walk along the river as you look back towards the college. If you're lucky you might even get to see some swans, you will definitely see a punt or two on the river.

This is a must see in Cambridge, the Chapel oozes history. The stain glass is amazing, the carving is stunning and a reubens as well . Do go you won't regret it. Paid entry ( best to pre book) and no toilets on site , so you are aware

Chapel is feel good, vast and picturesque. Architectural quality is excellent and noteworthy. It’s one of oldest chapels and one of best in Cambridge.

One of the oldest college in Cambridge, you need to buy 10£ ticket for each person who want to visit college from inside and see its detailed educational history along with its constructural history.

It's an amazing experience to visit one of the most famous colleges of the cambridge university. The buildings of the King's college are beautiful and outstanding.

The most cleanest college I’ve ever visited! Love the architecture, chapel, park, and the lake. Entrance fee £10 for adult, £8 for student.

The chapel is indeed impressive but for the ticket you get told to see the chapel and then the rest of the grounds but there isn’t really much else to see. So it’s just the chapel, and for that reason I feel like it’s miss-sold. Over promised.

A beautiful college, and I just cannot admire the chapel and stained glass windows enough. Absolutely thrilling. Just sitting in the chairs and staring up is amazing.

Exploring the charming city of Cambridge 🌟 My future university.... My experience is Great 👍

One of the most beautiful colleges in Cambridge. The chapel is breathtaking too.

Astoundingly beautiful. The vaulted ceiling is mind blowing. I loved the side chapels with their historical explanations. Well worth a visit if you're in Cambridge. Highly recommended.