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Site map: a plan of the College's grounds. Tourist information: opening hours, entrance charges and information on arranging a group visit to Queens'. Visiting Cambridge: links to external websites with information on Cambridge as a city.
- Tourist Information
Opening hours 2024-2025. Entrance. The College is open to...
- Travelling to Queens
52° 12′ 06″ N 00° 07′ 00″ E OSGB grid ref: TL 446 581...
- Access Guide
The “Universal” bus route operates (except Sundays and...
- College Facts
The Graces of Queens’ College 1863– , with translations into...
- History
These pages contain information about the history of Queens’...
- The Porters
The Porters' Lodge is open 24 hours almost every day of the...
- Visiting Cambridge
Queens' College is a Registered Charity, registered with The...
- By Car
The vehicular entrance to Queens’ College is directly east...
- Tourist Information
- Opening Hours 2023-2024
- Arranging A Tour Group Visit to Queens' College
- School Parties of Prospective Candidates For Admission to Queens' College
- Accessibilty
Entrance
The College is open to visitors all year round, exceptduring the Examination period, certain ceremonial days, Christmas Holidays. Visitors should enter and leave College by the Visitors' Gate in Queens' Lane. If The Old Gate is closed, you can gain entrance through the Porters' Lodge, on Silver Street. The College is open to alumni all year round. Wheelchair access is available, if required, through the Porters' Lodge at all times throughout the year.
Entrance charges and exemptions for self-guided tours
Up to six people can enter the Queens’ College for self-guided tour. 1. There is an entrance charge of £5.00 per visitor. Children under the age of 12 accompanied by an adult - free of charge. 2. A CAMCard entitles Queens' alumni to bring up to twoguests free of charge. Entry for children of alumni is free of charge. Others will be charged. 3. A CAMCard entitles members of the University of Cambridge to bring oneguest free of charge. Others will be charged. 4. Cambridge city residents (with p...
Entrance charges for groups
A tour group is defined as six or more people. 1. There is an entrance charge of £5.00 for each member of the party (there is no charge for the Cambridge Blue Badge Guide). 2. No concessions apply to guided tours.
If you wish to bring a group of visitors to tour the Queens’ college, please arrange this through the Independent Cambridge Blue Badge Guide.Tour parties may only enter Queens' College with a Cambridge Blue Badge Guide. Parties arriving without a Cambridge Blue Badge Guide will not be admitted to Queens' College.Parties of more than 20 people must be split into smaller groups and enter the College at staggered times. Each party must be led by a Cambridge Blue Badge Guide.Alumni are not allowed to bring any guests to the College for profit. By arrangement with the College, only qualified Blue Badge tour guides are able to offer tours of the College.School parties of prospective candidates for admission to Cambridge University wishing to visit Queens' should email Queens' Admissions Officeto organise their tour of the College.
Old Hall and Chapel are normally openbut are subject to the College's events programme.All cloister areas and other walkways are open.Queens’ College supports world-leading teaching and research in a beautiful and welcoming environment, and has been in the heart of Cambridge for more than five centuries. Our large, diverse and friendly community helps our students pursue their interests and achieve their full potential.
Queens' College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. Queens' is one of the 16 "old colleges" of the university, founded in 1448 by Margaret of Anjou. Its buildings span the River Cam with the Mathematical Bridge and Silver Street connecting the two sides.
Queens’ College is a unique venue in the heart of Cambridge, located on the River Cam and home to the famous Mathematical Bridge. The College blends 15th-century history with modern event space and exceptional food and service.
- Queens' College, Cambridge, CB3 9ET
- 01223 335592
Situated directly on the River Cam with buildings on either side of its banks, Queens’ College is right in the heart of the city. We are one of the largest Colleges in Cambridge, but that doesn’t stop us from placing each individual student’s needs at the centre of everything we do.
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Queens’ College. Queens’ enjoys an enviable position on the river cam at the heart of Cambridge, with ornately decorated halls, spacious grounds and best of all, some of the most interesting and friendly people you can find.
