Cambridge University Library Review

The library is also a typical European and American building here, and it still has a little magical feeling inside. It is also a place for many movies here, mainly because of its classical Western European architecture. It's also good here, especially the lights below seem to be more suitable for turning around something here. People here also have to register to enter.

Cambridge University also said that, quite powerful, a lot of Nobel celebrities. The environment here is also quite good. Next to it is the water of Cambridge, which was written by Xu Zhimo, so it is really good here, but the school is really too big, typical European buildings, churches are also available.

Cambridge has 140 libraries, but only one can be called the University Library. Near the King's Chapel, built in 1424, books are donated! In 1709, all books published in the UK must be backed up here.

It's easy to walk from downtown to Cambridge University Library, which contains precious manuscripts and books. It is the main university library of Cambridge University, one of six legal deposit libraries in Britain and Ireland. Other libraries are the British Library, the Oxford University Library of Oxford University, the National Library of Scotland and Wales and the Trinity College Library of Dublin.

Cambridge University Library is one of the largest university libraries in the world. It has a history of more than 500 years. Its architecture is magnificent and its collection is very rich. In particular, there are complete collections of British publications and more than 100,000 Chinese books. The library does not offer free visits to tourists, so it does not enter.