The Corpus Clock is a unique timepiece located in the city of Cambridge, UK. It is situated on the corner of Bene't Street and Trumpington Street, next to the Corpus Christi College. The clock was created by John C. Taylor, a local inventor and horologist, and it features a mesmerizing design that incorporates a large disc made of gold-plated stainless steel, a series of blue LED lights, and a unique grasshopper escapement that regulates the movement of the clock.
The clock is open to the public and can be viewed at any time. There is no admission fee. However, visitors may wish to visit the nearby Corpus Christi College, which is open to the public during certain hours. The college is renowned for its beautiful architecture and historic collections, including a rare copy of the Gutenberg Bible.
For more information about the Corpus Clock, including its history and construction, visitors can check out the official website at www.corpusclock.com. Additionally, there are several other notable attractions in the area, including the famous King's College Chapel, the Fitzwilliam Museum, and the picturesque River Cam. Visitors should check the websites of these attractions for up-to-date information on opening hours and admission fees.
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