Queens’ College

Queens' College

Queens’ College

Founded in the 15th century, Queens’ College is one of the oldest colleges within Cambridge University. Nestled along the River Cam, the campus features medieval courtyards and the Tudor-style, half-timbered President’s Lodge. A notable highlight is the Mathematical Bridge, a wooden arch footbridge built entirely from straight timber beams. Visitors can explore these historic structures and enjoy the picturesque setting that has made Queens’ College a beloved part of Cambridge’s academic landscape.

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