Senate House

The Senate House is a landmark building at the heart of the University of Cambridge. Constructed in the early 18th century, it’s a prime example of English Baroque architecture. While not generally open to the public, it serves as a focal point for University ceremonies, particularly graduation events, and is where degree results are traditionally posted. The building’s impressive interior, with its wood-panelled hall, is often described as inspiring. Visitors often admire the exterior and the surrounding grounds, appreciating its historical and architectural significance.