King's College, Cambridge Review

The Starbucks cup in Cambridge is printed on King's College, which shows its status. Cambridge University is really a place to linger. It feels really suitable for calming down and doing learning. Living here is really enjoyable.

King's College is one of the most famous colleges in Cambridge. It was founded in 1441 by then King Henry VI of England and hence became the "King's" College. On the banks of the beautiful River Corn, the magnificent building towering over the sky and the magnificent Gothic architecture. Ger has become the hallmark and glory of the entire city of Cambridge. This is the famous King's College.

King's College is also the place of study for the famous poet Mr. Xu Zhimo, and this college is also a composition of many academic institutions of Cambridge University, which has many good disciplines.

As Cambridge's most famous colleges, King's College has always been a tourist attraction. In the early summer or early autumn, when there were not many tourists, if you took a boat and rowed slowly on the Jianhe River, you would see the quiet campus behind the noise. On the shore are the landmark buildings of the ancient King's College and a large green meadow. Occasionally, three or two students rest or read on the meadow. There are wild ducks swimming in the river. They feel so comfortable. Passing through the old college gate is the busy main street, and visitors rush to send you back to the busy and very tourist attractions, the contrast is so great.

Speaking of Cambridge, many people only know about Cambridge University. In fact, King's College, located in Cambridge University, is very famous. It is one of the most famous colleges in Cambridge University. This college was founded in 1441. It's beautiful and worth visiting.

King's College is Cambridge's most famous college. I guess the main reason is that his architecture is very grand, a bit like the landmark of Cambridge. Of course, because he was created by King Henry VI. There is also a connection between these two points. In order to show his financial strength, the whole college building is very characteristic and elegant. It feels like Cambridge's college building pattern is similar, with the building surrounded by a square, around this circle of buildings just used as classroom dormitories, dining halls, libraries and so on, the middle of which is the lawn. The right-hand side of the entrance is usually a church. The most famous building of King's College is this church. Its interior is very magnificent and delicate. Its exterior is Gothic architecture. Every detail is very delicate and worth seeing.

Cambridge King's College imagines how these glasses escaped German air strikes during World War II. The elegant and exquisite window design and the top design show that the so-called King's College, which took a lot of thought, is an incomparable style.

The most not to be missed is the chapel, which is a distinguished representation of Gothic architecture, with the world's largest fan vault and the finest medieval stained glass, and is extraordinarily gorgeous. Unfortunately, when we arrived in Cambridge, it was the exam season of Cambridge University and all colleges were closed and not visited. Worth a visit!