Nice chapel hidden inside the largest and nicest college in Cambridge; check the stained glass More

the building and evensong service are absolutely unmissable - a moving joyous experience in a world class ancient chapel. You can sense hundreds of years of english history and easily appreciate how ancestors have assembled in the same way for centuries More

Not that much to see for £7.50. Disappointing. You'd probably get more out of it if you went with a tour guide. More

This has to be among the most magnificent buildings in the world. The interior space is awesome. For tourists entry is fairly expensive. However, there is an option that is free on some days. Choral evensong, a service lasting typically around 45 minutes, sung by he famous Kings College Choir, is an experience that has to move you, whether a... More

i went there and the choristers were terrible. I reccomend St.Johns, the finest in the world, especially the chorister Alec D'Oyly More

Great music in a magnificent setting, somewhat spoiled on two occasions by noisy, irreverent tourists. More

We live in Cambridge and love the numinousness of the chapel - wonderful for music and a must for all our visitors at some point or other More

We attended this daily service while in Cambridge. The building is stunning and the choir was fantastic, though the sound system was only adequate. We could not hear the two reading very well. It would have been even better if they used the organ, but nevertheless an excellent service. More

I have never queued to get into a church before! On this occasion we joined a large queue and waited some time in the pouring rain to get inside. What is it about the British? Adversity always seems to bring out the best in us. The rain seemed to make everyone chatty. The wait was well worth it. Hearing the... More