New Court

The new courtyard is in St. John's College, Cambridge University. It is a very novel courtyard. It is not here in summer. It has a lush feeling. There are many good plants in the courtyard. You can take a look.

Cross the Bridge of Sighs, that is, to the new courtyard. From the grass review on the outside, the magnificent building rises on a piece of green land, the captain is spectacular. The architecture inside is very delicate, symmetrical, especially the promenade leading to the Bridge of Sighs, giving a deep sense of beauty. Well worth a visit.

The new courtyard, which is in St. John's College, Cambridge, is a gothic blend of medieval architectural design that makes it the iconic building of St. John's College. The new courtyard is connected to the Bridge of Sighs and looks beautiful from afar.

It is the iconic building of St. John's College, and it is worth a visit for the two centuries that are already in the making.

Designed in 1831 by Thomas Rickman and Henry Hutchinson, it is part of St. John's College. The most famous bridge in St. John's College is the Bridge of Sighs, which connects the new courtyard with the third courtyard, and is named for its resemblance to the Bridge of Sighs in Venice.