Founded in 1394 by William of Wykeham, Winchester College is one of England’s oldest schools. Its medieval buildings include Outer Gate, Outer Court, Chamber Court, the chapel and the cloisters, all built of flint with limestone dressings and slate roofs. Chamber Court is an enclosed quadrangle flanked by Gothic arches and mullioned windows, with a central lawn and a statue of the founder. The adjacent cloisters once provided covered walkways linking the chapel and schoolrooms. These historic spaces evoke the atmosphere of a monastic college and remain in daily use by pupils. Guided tours allow visitors to explore Chamber Court, the 14th‑century chapel, College Hall and the medieval cloisters.