Trinity College, Cambridge is one of the largest and most prestigious colleges at the University of Cambridge.
it largest enclosed courtyard in Europe, known as Great Court, and has some amazing architecture, including the Chapel, the Hall, Nevile’s Court, and the Wren Library. Its gardens span 36 acres, with the River Cam passing through the grounds and notable features like Newton’s Apple tree outside the Great Gate.
Oh and it's rich. It is reputed to be one of the largest landowners in the UK after the Crown.
Trinity played a pivotal role in the espionage history of Cambridge, producing several members of the infamous Cambridge Five spy ring, who passed secrets to the Soviets and were connected to the secret intellectual society known as the Apostles. Secret societies like the Apostles cultivated close-knit groups of thinkers, many of whom went on to shape British and global intelligence networks.
 
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The college was home to eccentric figures like Lord Byron, who famously kept a bear in his rooms