Corpus Christi College

Historic and expansive, Corpus has a great location in the heart of the city centre. A diverse student population

Beautiful with the punks, the lake and the genuine church around, you can feel the team university soul and the student atmosphere

One of the less known college among the thirty one semi autonomous college in Cambridge. It was built in 1352 by by the Guild of Corpus Christi and the Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is the only college founded the Cambridge people. It is the sixth oldest college in Cambridge. The rest of the colleges were founded by the nobles and the royals.Impressive architecture and wonderful history.

Home of T. Johnson's left testicle, Corpus Christi College is a testament to 'big things come in small packages'. Not to be confused with Oxford's premature mimickrey, CCC boasts an illustrious history twice as old as even the Founding Fathers'. But do not let its rich history distract you from its contemporary flair - from the bowels of Bin Court to the lofty heights of the Taylor Library, Corpus Christi is the home of great minds and even greater people. It is my greatest honour to write this review.

Lovely college in Cambridge which you can visit along the way to the market square! It has a small and pretty little chapel within. Don't forget to check out the famous Corpus Clock outside of the college too!

Beautiful building and worth visiting

Hidden right in the middle of the town centre, the Corpus Christi College is an impressive sight to behold - if you know where to find it. Over shadowed by its neighbour king's college, corpus is often neglected by tourist and taxi drivers alike. But once you walk through the entrance, you will find yourself in what is probably the most beautiful college in all of Cambridge. In fact, the front court of corpus was chosen to be the front cover of the Cambridge 800 years celebration leaflets. Also keep an eye out for the strange golden grasshopper clock on the intersection of Bennett street and trumpington street. This clock was donated by one of Corpus' biggest benefactor.

The home of brilliant minds.One of the many buildings of the cambridge city. The city is filled with students, and university buildings. it is very calm, quiet and peaceful. Its a very small city with university buildings just half an hour walk away from the station and you end up crossing the high street which is filled with shopping, food, coffee etc.

Corpus Christi College was founded in 1352. The College provides a stimulating academic and residential environment across the site of its original foundation in the heart of Cambridge and its postgraduate campus at Leckhampton.College Chapel stands in the centre of New Court, facing the entrance to the College from Trumpington Street.The Corpus Clock is one of the most distinctive public monuments in Cambridge and has been admired by residents and tourists since its inauguration in 2008.

Much smaller than the famous King's College, Corpus Christi College is one of the oldest, and well worth the UKP 5 entry price they'll charge you to visit the grounds and chapel. The Old Court" dates back to 1350s and features some of the oldest buildings in Cambridge