Royal chapels and Poets’ Corner
Beyond the High Altar lie the royal chapels and Henry VII’s Lady Chapel, begun in 1503, with its fan-vaulted ceiling. In the south transept, Poets’ Corner began with the burial of Geoffrey Chaucer around 1400; Edmund Spenser followed in 1599.
The cloisters and beyond
Sightseeing entry includes the Cloisters, the College Garden, the Chapter House and the Pyx Chamber. Most visitors spend one and a half to two hours on the main highlights; allow two to three hours to follow the full multimedia guide.



