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Trinity College Tours and Tickets

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pwjudge, May 2026
Beautiful old buildings, but so much more
Allow plenty of time to fully appreciate this amazing campus - even a 4 hour tour like this barely scratches the surface. And absolutely add the punting experience at the end! And if you get Mia as a guide, you’re in luck!
ManojPattnaik, May 2026
Great tour to get a...
Great tour to get a glimpse of the university on foot and by the boat. We combined the tour with a punting tour and visit to the Kings’ College Chapel to optimise our time in Cambridge. The guided tour conducted by a Cambridge alumnus provides intricate details of the history of the university and places of interest. Tommy our tour guide was fantastic and the tour was very insightful.
Anna_F, Apr 2026
Great tour with ex student
Great tour with Shalvi, ex masters student. She provided fun, facts and energy in her tour. As ex student she provided lots of ‘insider’ information about the university and colleges. She also was able to answer every question we thew at her.
Jan_T, Apr 2026
Best way to learn about Cambridge and it's Universities
What a great way to discover the history, student life and general feel of Cambridge! Our guide John was fabulous. He was so knowledgeable, patient and a great person to have a chat with to get an inside view of Cambridge University life. We had previously walked around Cambridge on our own but got to learn so much more about the buildings and history with John. Highly recommend.

Trinity College

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  • Trinity College is a must-visit for history buffs and architecture lovers in Cambridge.

  • Cambridge residents enter for free at Trinity College; otherwise, tickets are available on the door.

  • Access to the Wren Library is always free but expect to queue during the summer.

  • Punts are available for hire from roughly Easter to mid-October.

  • Both the Chapel and Great Court at Trinity College are accessible for wheelchairs and strollers; the Wren Library is not.

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