Rich Academic Heritage at Christ's College

Founded in 1437, Christ's College is one of the oldest colleges at the University of Cambridge, formed with a strong academic tradition.

Established originally as God's House, the college was renamed in 1505 after receiving a royal charter and support from Lady Margaret Beaufort. Its distinctive architecture includes the Great Gate adorned with Tudor roses and a circular First Court, unique among Cambridge colleges. The college celebrates the legacy of its esteemed alumni, including notable figures like Charles Darwin and John Milton.

Notable Features

🎓 Gardens of Charles Darwin
These gardens feature species from Darwin's Galapagos expedition.

📜 Milton's Mulberry Tree
The Fellows' Garden houses a mulberry tree where John Milton allegedly wrote his poem Lycidas.

🎤 Alumni Achievements
Other famous alumni include Sacha Baron Cohen and historian Simon Schama.

Visiting Christ's College is free, making it an attractive destination for tourists, students, and historians alike.