King's College Chapel

Introduction
King's College Chapel is Cambridge's most magnificent, classic architectural gem—a Gothic chapel famed for its fan vault and great stained glass, the pinnacle of English Gothic and the undisputed symbol of Cambridge. Cambridge, alongside Oxford, is among the world's top universities. King's College Chapel, begun in the 15th century over several kings' reigns, is the peak of English Perpendicular (late Gothic) architecture. Its greatest wonder is the vast fan vault over the nave—among the world's largest, finest, intricate stone ribs like flowers across the ceiling. Along the sides, a row of great medieval stained-glass windows; the chapel is also famed for its world-renowned choir (Christmas Eve's Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols broadcast worldwide). Admiring this chapel's fan vault and glass is a top Cambridge sight.
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