Feels like a trip to Hogwarts 🤓
#manchestertrip
The John Rylands Library in Manchester is a bibliophile's haven, a venerable institution that whispers tales of centuries past. As you step through its ancient doors, the aura of the Victorian Gothic architecture envelops you, creating an atmosphere that transcends time. This library, with its grandeur and aged charm, is a sanctuary for those who seek solace amidst the pages of history.
Within the hallowed halls, you'll encounter rare manuscripts and ancient texts, including the Gutenberg Bible – a tangible connection to the dawn of printing. The Special Collections Reading Room is a scholarly refuge, where the touch of weathered books and manuscripts transports readers to bygone eras.
The intricate detailing of the architecture, from soaring archways to stained glass windows, imparts a sense of warmth and coziness. It's not just a library; it's a retreat into a world where the past lingers like a comforting embrace. The Historic Reading Room, adorned with oak bookcases and Victorian lamps, is a place where time seems to slow down, inviting visitors to lose themselves in the written word.
The exhibitions at the library add a contemporary layer to its rich historical tapestry. Temporary displays, often showcasing rare treasures, offer a glimpse into the library's extensive collections. The cafe, nestled in a corner with arched windows, is a charming spot to sip a cup of tea and absorb the literary ambiance.
In essence, the John Rylands Library is a living testament to Manchester's intellectual legacy. Its aged walls not only house knowledge but also cradle visitors in an embrace of history, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking the enchantment of literature and the embrace of time-honored architecture.
Known as one of the most beautiful libraries in the world, Manchester, England, has the illusion of learning in church, and wants to cherish and read carefully every second... Mr. Ryland's widow commemorates his husband John Ryland in this unique way, It is the most advanced romance of the intellectuals [heart] that is really amazing time, moved the years, in the light Yali.
#John Rylands Library# 1972 and Manchester University merged, now a part of the Manchester University Library, is said to be the oldest library in England, the appearance is very inconspicuous, there is no hole in the inside, very gothic and baroque, the toilet built in 1900 is still in use so far, The most amazing thing is that the books inside are actually available for reading, and a single flip may be a book from the 18th or 19th century.
It was recommended by the lady at the visitor service center to visit and we were really happy we went. The exterior of the building is impressive, but the interior is the real highlight. The historical reading room in the museum is really beautiful. It's really worth a visit here.
It was a really amazing experience to visit the historical library with beautiful structure!
One of the legendary ten most beautiful libraries in the world is said to have been built by Mr. Rilland's widow in memory of him, but she probably would not have expected that now there is an exhibition of "magic, Witch and devil". At this time, I think that the English "unrighteous" are so cute that they believe in magic as a philosophy. This is one of the most beautiful libraries in the world and one of the reasons why we like Mandarin University is that the efficiency of the afternoon papers written by tourists everywhere is twice as high as that of LC.
God, this library is so beautiful! Like a church, it is a famous attraction in Manchester and worth a visit
really loved the artitecture