This panorama shows the interior of the chapel of Wadham College. College students and alumni are allowed to get married here providing they fulfill certain conditions. Weddings in the chapels of the various chapels of the Oxford University chapels are very popular, the colleges and grounds offering spectacular settings for both the ceremony and celebrations. The wooden paneling and stained glass windows in this tiny chapel are beautiful.

Wadham College Chapel - Oxford visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Wadham College Chapel' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Oxfordshire.

A panoramic image of the Chapel at Wadham College in Oxford. The chapel was built at the same time as the original college and dates from between 1610 and 1613. It was designed by William Arnold in a conservative Gothic style. The great screen near the entrance of the chapel is by the college's master-carpenter William Bolton. The pulpit is original, while the wooden paneling and stalls date from the late 19C.

This panorama opens facing the altar and large great east stained glasss window which was commissioned from the Dutch artist Bernard Van Linge in 1621 for £100. The communion-rail and diamond-pattern flooring visible in the image date from 1669-70. There is another panorama taken from the College Gardens, which shows part of the outside of the chapel.

From the A40, follow the A4165 into Oxford and then turn right into Parks Road. The College is on the corner of Parks Road and Broad Street, directly opposite the Bodleian library. It is within 10 minutes walk from the central bus station and the main shopping areas.