Manchester Central Library

Manchester Convention and Exhibition Center is not far from the City Hall. It is also the largest exhibition center in this industrial city. You can see a Guda Square from the opposite of the hotel. The huge dome of the entire old building is very attractive. Unfortunately, one side is a railway system, so it blocks the architectural landscape.

The Central Library is also a wonderful building, which should draw lessons from the Pantheon in Rome. On the edge of the circular dome of the central hall of the library is inscribed the inscription from the Proverbs of the Old Testament - "Wisdom is the most important thing; so you have to be wise, with all you get, wise. If you hold her high, she will promote you; if you embrace her, she will make you honorable; she will add glory to your head and give you the crown of glory. Proverbs 4:7

The Manchester Central Library is located in St. Peter's Square. It was completed in 1934 and reopened on March 22, 2014. The Manchester Central Library is the second largest public lending library in Britain after the Birmingham Library. It has a rich collection, imitates the Roman Pantheon, and its interior is magnificently decorated with modern and high-tech elements. The magnificent John Rylands Library is full of Royal temperament.

A huge library with different kinds of books to borrow! You can actually spend a day reading books there.

The area is large, there is a coffee room and Shop. The children's area is very awkward and there are a lot of interesting seats, and the reading atmosphere is very good.

I saw the most beautiful library in Manchester City. I also met very enthusiastic volunteer My fav strawberry and rum rum. The important thing is to say three times (,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,)