What are the most spectacular libraries in the world? The library is the location of knowledge. There is an ocean of knowledge here. Let's swim in this ocean of knowledge. When you really know him, you will know a lot. This is the most spectacular library in the world.

Ademont Abbey Library

The monastery library in Admont, Austria is the largest monastery library in the world. This library is famous for its baroque architecture, art and precious manuscripts. There are about 200,000 books in the library, among which 1400 manuscripts (dating back to the 8th century at the earliest) and 530 Ingunabra (namely1inchunabula, an early print before the 6th century) are the most precious.

New York Public Library

Located on Fifth Avenue in New York, this beautiful marble library has been an important provider of free books, information, ideas and education for over 0/00 years. There are also Gutenberg Bible, the first comedy of Shakespeare 1623, folio of history and tragedy, Mary Poppins' umbrella and other collections.

George Peabody Library

George Peabody Library, located in the world-famous Peabody Conservatory of Music, is a part of the Sheridan Library of Johns Hopkins University. The library opened in 1857, with more than 300,000 books, most of which came from18th century and19th century. Famous collections include archaeology, British art and architecture, British and American history, biographies, British and American literature, romance and Greek and Latin classics.

National Library of Paris, France

The National Library of France is a major research and protection library. With140,000 books and printed literature, it is one of the most complete libraries in the world. It has many different areas, three of which are dedicated to temporary exhibitions. There is also a permanent museum-the cabinet badge showroom.

Els Korja Library

El Corja Library is a huge building complex located in San Lorenzo. This building is the most important architectural monument of the Spanish Renaissance, because it was one of the largest libraries at that time, with a large collection of books, scientific instruments, maps and works of art, as well as an impressive mural collection.

Lincoln hotel library

The Lincoln Hotel Library, designed by Philip Shawn and opened to the public on 1845, is located in the north wing of the complex. This library is a classic college-style building and the only hotel library that was not destroyed during World War II. This is the oldest existing library in London.

Mavra Palace Library

This library is located in Mafra National Palace, which is a neoclassical palace monastery commemorating Baroque and Italian. Mavra Palace Library is one of the most important enlightenment libraries in Europe, occupying the largest and most prestigious room in this palace, with more than 36,000 books.

Clementine National Library in Prague, Czech Republic

The lobby of Clementine Library in Prague is a model of baroque architecture. It was first opened to the public as a part of Jesuit University in 1722, with more than 20,000 books. From its architectural style and layout, we can still see the organization of the times library of Jesuit College in Prague. Since the Middle Ages, many great European astronomers, scientists, philosophers and musicians have studied and worked here.

Trinity College Dublin

This amazing academic library is considered to be the largest in Ireland. Its black wood paneling and high arched ceiling are its most striking features. This library is nearly 65 meters long and has a collection of 200,000 oldest books. It is one of the most memorable libraries in the world.

Stuttgart City Library

On 20 1 1 year, Stuttgart Central Library was moved to a new 9-story library building. The library is designed with four floors on all sides, and the top five floors are pyramid-shaped. This cave-like white miracle is not abrupt in design, and books and tourists provide colors for a neutral environment.