Founded in 1347, by Marie de St Pol the Countess of Pembroke, the College is the third oldest college in Cambridge and one of the largest with over 700 students and fellows.
A walk around Pembroke’s stunning courts is a must. Not only do they have a building from nearly every century since its founding, but their extensive gardens are also stunning. The architectural highlights of Pembroke include:

• the beautiful neo-gothic library, which houses a range of Ted Hughes memorabilia
• the new chapel designed by none other than Sir Christopher Wren, who designed St Paul’s Cathedral
• their dining hall, which looks like something out of Harry Potter, designed by Alfred Waterhouse in 1875

The College’s famous alumni include William Pitt the Younger, Bill Oddie and Ted Hughes. Moreover, it is one of the most academically accomplished colleges in Cambridge; it consistently ranks very highly on the Tompkins Table.

Most importantly the College is free to go in, which is makes it a must-see! You can find out more about Pembroke at our University & City Tour!

9am-5pm

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