Toronto Reference Library

This library is very large, with complete supporting facilities, and you can also see all kinds of books inside, wandering in the ocean of knowledge.

Quiet, the main campus library is very big, gogogogo

The Toronto Reference Library is independently operated by itself. At that time, it was called the Toronto Capital Reference Library. It was later renamed and incorporated into the Toronto Public Library System. The Toronto Reference Library and the Robarts Library of the University of Toronto and the York University The Scott Library is also known as the three major libraries in the city, located at 789 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON.

The Toronto Reference Library is composed of 5 floors and two underground spaces with complete facilities. It is particularly worth mentioning that it contains a large number of ancient books, and there is a special department engaged in the collection and research of rare ancient books.

It is the most luxurious library I have ever seen, just like a five-star hotel. The facilities are very complete and user-friendly. In addition to the spacious hall for learning, there are also semi-enclosed and fully enclosed spaces, so that you will not be disturbed when you study. You will enjoy studying here.