Wednesday, 21st March 2007 (18:30 - 19:30)
Guided tour to King's College Chapel
(Price: £10/person)

King's College is one of the oldest Cambridge colleges, having been founded in 1441 by Henry VI. It is also Cambridge's premier tourist attraction, due above all to its spectacular Perpendicular chapel.

Many thousands of tourists visit King's college every year. Most of them aim to see the impressive architecture and spectacular Chapel, and the surrounding buildings and grounds.

The Guided tour to King's College Chapel is an optional tour which can be pre-booked on the registration form at a rate of £10 per person.

Friday, 23rd March, 2007 (16:30 -18:30)
Guided tour to Trinity College and Cavendish Lab. 
(Free with registration)

Trinity is the college of Sir Isaac Newton, who had rooms between the chapel and gatehouse, in the 17th century. The college library was designed by Christopher Wren, it is said to be his finest work outside of London.

The Cavendish Laboratory was founded in the late 19th century, with a generous donation by the University Chancellor William Cavendish, in order to upgrade the pursuit of sciences in Cambridge. Discoveries such as DNA, the Neutron and Electron have been made within these buildings.

One ticket for the Guided tour to Trinity College and Cavendish Lab. is included with each Full Conference Registration. Additional Tickets may be purchased for accompanying persons.