Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge

Beautiful college usually open to public except the quiet period. Large gardens and beautiful architecture. I like the area around the pond. I haven’t entered but I think one can use their cafe even if being just a visitor. The library is gorgeous.

Possibly the finest and quietest college right in the centre of Cambridge. Lovely yard with a pond and seats. Plenty of history, especially the tie with that one tiny university in Massachusetts. Lovely walk, and lovely vibe.

The most beautiful gardens and flowers.

The campus and garden are beautiful and usually rather quiet and the people working there are friendly, too. There is also a communal toaster. Wonderful.

This college is very nice for visitors. It shows old architecture and is still in use by current students from Cambridge University. It is located in the historic heart of the city. The entrance is free for tourists during covid times however the times for visit may be reduced. You can visit their main garden, the chapel (including a massive organ and historic vitrals) and the backyard garden.

Beautiful surroundings. From a busy shopping street you step into another world. A universe of peace and thoughtfulness.

Lovely 'new' college to visit, which is close to Downing College, another beautiful college. Pretty flowers during spring/summer and a pond with many ducks and geese. A nice spot for a picnic.

A favourite spot for my son and myself whenever we visit Cambridge. It's really peaceful and pretty and far from the crowds of the bigger colleges. Not sure if we're meant to but we just stroll in without signing in and sit by the fish ponds, observing the koi and ducks. He's loves it and dreams of attending the college when he's older so he can see the koi.