We are delighted to announce that the Chapel is open to visitors, and members of the public are welcome to join us for Choral services. Information on attending Chapel services can be found here.
Among the Chapel's many facets you will see an exhibition of the history of the College, the world's largest fan vaulted ceiling and the Adoration of the Magi by Rubens. In addition, outside you will be able to view the wildflower meadow on the back lawn, which was established in 2020, as well as the Xu Zhimo stone in the memorial garden.
All visits are self guided, and you are welcome to walk at your leisure. We kindly ask that you respect the space of others during your visit, and to respect the College as a place of study.
Self-guided Visits
We encourage you to purchase tickets in advance online.
All visit slots are subject to availability, and we are not able to guarantee that tickets will be available for purchase on the day. If you wish to purchase tickets in person, please visit King's College Visitor Centre (opposite King's College).
Guided Tours are offered in partnership with accredited Cambridge City Blue Badge Guides. To check when these are operating, and to book a tour, please take a look at the Visit Cambridge website.
There is a wheelchair ramp leading into the Chapel, and again up into the East End of the Chapel. We regret however that wheelchairs and mobility scooters are not able to access the exhibition area.
Please email tourism@kings.cam.ac.uk for the full Accessibility Guide.
King's College is on King's Parade, in the centre of Cambridge. There is no public parking for cars or coaches at King's College, however there are car parks a short walk away.
Information about travelling to Cambridge can be found here.