Trinity College's Great Court in Cambridge, with its lawns, central fountain, chapel and hall under a blue sky.

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Trinity College

Trinity College is a college of the University of Cambridge, founded by King Henry VIII in 1546. Its Great Court is said to be the largest enclosed courtyard in Europe, and its members have included Isaac Newton, Lord Byron and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Visitors see the courts on guided tours led by the porters, and the Wren Library opens to the public at set times.

Nearby

St John's College

historic building

King's College Chapel

church

Kettle's Yard

art museum

Mathematical Bridge

bridge

Fitzwilliam Museum

art museum

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