Radcliffe Camera

A cylindrical museum is not very big, but it is indeed very old, with a strong history and extensive collections. The library is also a place that Oxford college students like to visit. Many books are out of print collections. .

Oxford is the birthplace of modern education, with a history of 900 years, which has nurtured numerous scientists, politicians, etc.

The Redcliffe Camera at Oxford University has become one of the landmarks and beautiful skyline of Oxford University due to its unique dome. This wonderful baroque building. The circular building is inspired by the Tower of Wind in Athens. The library is the most authoritative library in Oxford University, and books published by Oxford Press have collections.

Behind the church is a landmark building in Oxford, called Radcliffe Camera, which can often be seen on postcards, but unfortunately it is called camera, which is very interesting. Later I learned that camera means room in Latin.

We went to visit the area belonging to the Oxford University Library, which is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. This area actually consists of the three main libraries, including the old Bodleian Library, the Redcliffe Library and the New Bodleian Library. First, I saw the ancient reading outdoor view of the library called the Redcliffe Arch on Google Maps. This round building was built in 1749 as a beautiful Baroque building and became one of the landmarks of Oxford.

The libraries in the center of Oxford have various styles. Many of them are not open to the public. There is one in the middle that can provide regular explanation visits. However, the wooden structure of the library here looks very historical. Sensation, the various murals inside look very beautiful under the yellow light