Peter's College is also a very fun place, the college belongs to a large number of Cambridge University components, here many academic places can be visited, there is a very clean lawn to enjoy.

Peter College is quite good. This college is not far from Queen's College. After several attractions, you can't walk here. For a half-day trip, you can visit many of Cambridge's characteristic colleges and different styles and color museums.

Peter College is a prime example of vertical Gothic architecture in England, with towering fan vaults and stunning stained glass, and the church was built from 1446 to 1515. In addition to the main church, there is a chapel and an exhibition about the church's history and architecture, with plenty to see in the details of stone carvings, stained glass and fine carpentry.

Peter's College is the oldest college in Cambridge, founded in 1284, and the smallest college in Cambridge, with a magnificent architecture. There is a corridor linking the college and the Little St. Mary's Church, which was previously called St. Peter's Church, and hence the name of the college. The college is free to visitors.

It feels okay to go once, it can be considered. The main building of the college is in the north of the Fitzwilliam Museum, and the garden is behind the museum. The beginning of the college building spans a large period of time, and most of the buildings have undergone a great degree of change. The old courtyard is at the back of the chapel corridor, and on the south side is the college's synagogue, the only 13th century building of the college. The houses built around the old courtyard are for undergraduates and academicians of the college.