Bodleian Library Review

The Bodori Library of Oxford University is the general library of Oxford University. It is one of the oldest libraries in Europe (opened in 1602) and the second largest library in the UK after the British Library. It is one of the six statutory libraries in the UK. All Oxford publications will be automatically sent to this collection when published. There are many branches under the library, of which Radcliffe Camera branch has become an important landmark of Oxford University. There are many books stored here. Students who are not Oxford University can also visit. The Hakatori Library consists of a group of buildings of different historical periods and different styles, and is said to have underground channels between the buildings.

In many ways this is the building I consider to be the most iconic when thinking of Oxford, The architecture of this ancient university city is quite remarkable and has contributed to this city's continuing sense of grandeur and learning.

The Bodeleian Library is a large arch-vouched dome building, an iconic building in Oxford. The circular library appears in the picture. It is known to be in Oxford. The library is the architectural style of the Roman Pantheon, but it is not open to tourists. Only Oxford University personnel can enter by access control, and there are many tourists taking pictures outside.

The University Library is the largest in the UK. It includes the University's main library, the University of Oxford's 400-year history of statutory borrowing, and the University's 27 libraries, including the main research libraries, faculty, faculties and institutional libraries. The Bodeleine Library is one of the world’s most famous libraries, not only because of their unparalleled collections and manuscripts, but also because of their long history, some of which were even built in the Middle Ages. The Bodeleine Library is one of the oldest libraries in Europe, second only to the British Library, with over 13 million print volumes. The library was first opened to scholars in 1602.

it was wonderful to see all the beautiful architecture and old building knowing that this is such a famous university and center of learning

The Bodley Library is located in the heart of Oxford, the central courtyard is a beautiful courtyard building, surrounded by spires towering, breathtaking, is a win for Oxford, many tourists stop to take pictures

Just in the most lively place of Oxford University Street, the bustling is not lively, but unfortunately English half a bucket of water, facing the eyes of English books, I don't know where to look.