The John Rylands Library, the Manchester John Ryland Library, the old Gothic building, was built by John's widow to commemorate him for more than a hundred years and is now part of the University of Manchester Library. After the installation of the 2005 installation, the visitor center has been added. Visitors can visit for free. The start of the day is slightly different. The location is near the Manchester City Hall. It is necessary to confirm the opening time in advance. The library is divided into 3 floors, and the first floor is also good for the exhibition hall. Some exhibition halls cannot be photographed, and other building parts can be taken at will. The second floor is an old library reading room. The structure is more like a church. It is ancient and solemn and beautiful. It is now open to the public and can be viewed here. The third floor is a reading room for precious collection books. You can contact the staff in advance to request to view the collection. For our visitors, the most worthwhile thing is to take pictures of the art, the old buildings in the background, how to shoot have a retro taste.