The west end and long south side of King's College Chapel in Cambridge with its pinnacles, beside the Gibbs Building, above a lawn.

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King's College Chapel

King's College Chapel is the chapel of King's College, Cambridge, begun under King Henry VI in the 1440s and completed in 1515 under Henry VIII in the Perpendicular Gothic style. It has the largest fan vault in the world and large stained-glass windows completed by 1531. The chapel is still used for worship and is home to the King's College Choir.

Nearby

Trinity College

historic building

Mathematical Bridge

bridge

St John's College

historic building

Fitzwilliam Museum

art museum

Kettle's Yard

art museum

Cambridge University Botanic Garden

botanical garden

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