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**Trinity College, Oxford**

Nestled in the heart of Oxford, Trinity College stands as a beacon of academic excellence and rich heritage. Established in 1555, our college is renowned not only for its stunning architecture and picturesque gardens but also for its commitment to fostering a vibrant learning environment. Whether you are a prospective student, a visitor, or simply curious about our offerings, we invite you to experience the unique charm and scholarly atmosphere that Trinity College has to offer.

At Trinity College, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service and unparalleled support to all who engage with us. Our dedicated staff is always ready to assist with inquiries, whether you need information about admissions, events, or our historical significance. With a strong emphasis on customer satisfaction, we strive to ensure that every interaction leaves a lasting impression.

Explore our beautiful campus, where tradition meets innovation. From academic resources to cultural events, Trinity College provides a wealth of opportunities that enrich the educational journey. We encourage you to book an appointment or reach out directly at 01865 279900 for personalized assistance. For more insights into our programs and community, please visit our website at [Trinity College Oxford](https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/).

Discover what makes Trinity College a remarkable place to learn and grow—join us in crafting your future amid the inspiring backdrop of one of the world’s most prestigious educational institutions.

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Md. Ikbal Hossain

5 Google Rating

Like many of the colleges I believe it's only possible to visit Trinity outside normal term times. A

5/ 5

Like many of the colleges I believe it's only possible to visit Trinity outside normal term times. As of 2019 there's a very reasonable £3 entrance fee. There doesn't appear to be a price for concessions. The three main things to see are the chapel, the dining hall and the gardens which are all quite lovely and are shown in the photos.

Tom

5 Google Rating

The chapel at Trinity College is in a league if it’s own. The historic woodwork is a must see if y

5/ 5

The chapel at Trinity College is in a league if it’s own. The historic woodwork is a must see if you’re interested in woodcarving. Some of Grinling Gibbons finest work. Simply stunning!

Great Ares

5 Google Rating

Was interesting factual discussion about Medieval labour standard, Gill bought out the hall floor.

5/ 5

Was interesting factual discussion about Medieval labour standard, Gill bought out the hall floor.

Angus Hamilton

4 Google Rating

Like many of the colleges I believe it’s only possible to visit Trinity outside normal term times.

4/ 5

Like many of the colleges I believe it’s only possible to visit Trinity outside normal term times. As of 2019 there’s a very reasonable £3 entrance fee. There doesn’t appear to be a price for concessions. The three main things to see are the chapel, the dining hall and the gardens which are all quite lovely and are shown in the photos.

András Sata

2 Google Rating

Visited Oxford recently and one of our first stops was Trinity College. The sign said entry fee £2.

2/ 5

Visited Oxford recently and one of our first stops was Trinity College. The sign said entry fee £2.00 for adults yet the lady at the gate asked for £3.00. When I challenged it she rudely said “Well it’s three now because the dining hall is open”. We got no ticket or receipt to prove any of this. The £2 (£3?) gets you in and you can see some really impressive old buildings and a couple of well manicured lawns. You can visit the chapel and the dining hall, and that’s about it. We found the lack of signage and the number of buildings we could visit quite underwhelming for the price we paid There’s plenty of better (and free) colleges you can visit if you walk a little further.

Waldemar Szpak

5 Google Rating

Beautiful college and very fun, the staff are lovely too

5/ 5

Beautiful college and very fun, the staff are lovely too

Sophia Russell

5 Google Rating

Amazing boyfriend makes this place amazing!

5/ 5

Amazing boyfriend makes this place amazing!

Kriss Bailey

3 Google Rating

Not been inside but from outlook it's beautiful. They're adding in extras buildings so my view is i

3/ 5

Not been inside but from outlook it's beautiful. They're adding in extras buildings so my view is invalid.

Jamie

5 Google Rating

Amazing looking place. Harry Potter was a lucky lad

5/ 5

Amazing looking place. Harry Potter was a lucky lad

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