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In this review, the ultrastructure of the normal human chorionic villus is examined and illustrated. The outer covering of trophoblast, comprising the generative cytotrophoblast and the multinucleated syncytiotrophoblast which is derived from it, is described, including such features as the microvillous surface, vesicles and vacuoles, endoplasmic reticulum and secretory droplets. The structure, composition, development and inclusions of the trophoblastic basement membrane are discussed, and the ultrastructure of the various components of the stroma, including reticulum cells, fibroblasts, Hofbauer cells, capillaries and the non-cellular matrix are illustrated and described, with special reference to their inter-relationships and function.