
King's College Chapel
Cambridge, England
Last updated May 2026


Plan Your Visit
King's College Chapel is one of the finest examples of late Perpendicular Gothic architecture, featuring the world's largest fan vault and impressive stained glass windows. Built between 1446 and 1515 across multiple royal reigns, the chapel showcases exceptional craftsmanship and serves as a landmark symbol of Cambridge. Visitors can admire the architectural achievements and decorative elements that make this an outstanding example of English Gothic design.
What to See
- ›world's largest fan vault
- ›large stained glass windows
- ›early Renaissance rood screen
- ›late Perpendicular Gothic architecture
- ›world's largest fan vault
- ›stained glass windows completed by 1531
- ›early Renaissance rood screen erected 1532-36
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