Princeton Public Library

The review of Princeton's public library has been written at least twice, and the system seems unable to recognize any reviews that have been published. In short, because of its long history and influence by Princeton University, the highest university in the United States (ranked first in the United States for several years), the library is too rich to be visited by local residents.

Absolutely world class library, rich collection of books, even a variety of Chinese books, newspapers and magazines. Often also do some different lectures, provide countless valuable information to the public. During the tax return period (now) also provide free service. Princeton's own resident voucher can be parked for two hours free of charge in the parking lot next to it. There is a cafe on the first floor, and you can eat a little at any time if you are hungry.

The review of this library has been written many times, and it is definitely worth a visit, especially now Princeton is regarded as a must-check attraction because of the university and Einstein's old house. Visit this library by the way.

There are many books here, there are many services, the buildings are relatively new and well designed, and the parking lot next to it is free for two hours if the local residents can park for two hours with their ID certificates, and they can be extended for two hours if they can enter and exit.

This is my favorite library. I live in Princeton. I often go here before the epidemic. There are a lot of books in it. Chinese books and newspapers and magazines are also provided. As Princeton residents, we can park for two hours for free, and the parking lot is next to the library. There are many delicious restaurants nearby.