Cambridge's oldest continuously inhabited college (founded 1352) packs remarkable history into a compact, serene space, with literary connections to Christopher Marlowe and a fascinating historic sundial worth seeking out.
“Founded in 1352, Corpus Christi is the second smallest college in Cambridge but nonetheless the most interesting from a historical standpoint.”
– Michelin Guide
Lonely Planet
"Look out for the fascinating sundial and plaque to playwright and past student Christopher Marlowe (1564–93), who penned Doctor Faustus and Tamburlaine." Full review
Fodor's
"Founded in 1352, the beautiful and serene Corpus Christi College is the longest continuously inhabited college in Cambridge." Full review
Spend a weekend sipping cozy teas, drinking pints in rousing pubs, and punting on the Cam in this charming university town only 45 minutes from London. Read more
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