Toronto Reference Library Review

Toronto Reference Library (Toronto Reference Library), Canada's largest public reference library. Library design is influenced by the Babylonian sky garden, curved atrium, providing natural ventilation. Toronto Comics Festival store on the 1st floor. Salon on the 2nd floor often carries out free literary and cultural programs.

The Toronto Reference Library was operated independently by its own, once called the Toronto Capital Reference Library, and later renamed it, and was incorporated into the Toronto Public Library System, the Toronto Reference Library with the University of Toronto's Robarts Library and the University of York's Scott Library. It is called the three major libraries in the city, and the address is 789 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON.

Yonge subway station is not far away. Like a five-star hotel, like a large shopping mall. Pond, water dispenser, transparent elevator, a large number of computers, and even a USB port for charging mobile phones.

Very good library, a lot of books, a lot.

This Toronto reference library is very spectacular, great, with many floors, and the special location inside is very large, really a variety, for ordinary people, you can go in to the sea to travel