Oxford University's oldest library - Bodleian Library

The Bodleian Library is the oldest and most famous library of Oxford University, and also one of the oldest public libraries in the UK. It was founded in 1602 and has a history of over four hundred years. Only a small part of the library is open to the public, but this small part is enough to feel the heaviness of the centuries-old library. The open part includes the shooting location of Harry Potter, and the guide will explain the history of the library and the anti-theft measures. The ticket is ten pounds, with a guide, it is particularly worth going to see the ancient library and feel the traces left by time.