Beautiful libraries around the worlds

The Clementinum library is not only one of the most beautiful libraries in the world but also one of the oldest

Into books and gorgeous architecture? Not all libraries are dull rooms lit by cold fluorescent lamps! There are some seriously beautiful libraries in the world that are worth a trip. Think reading rooms nestled inside enchanting castles, modern towering bookshelves, or Hogwarts-style study rooms. Here are some of the most beautiful libraries in the world

We scoured the world for some of its most beautiful libraries, and here's a list of some that we'd just love to read in forever!

The world is full of stunning libraries, while we may have already looked at some of the most beautiful libraries around the world, there are plenty of others. Libraries are inviting cultural spaces, whether they are filled with gilded works by old masters or light-filled, modern comforts. From sleek modern interiors to gilded renaissance masterpieces and medieval reading rooms that look like something out of Hogwarts, here are 15 more of the most beautiful libraries around the world:

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The Library: A World History, by James Campbell, photographs by Will Pryce, Thames & Hudson, RRP£48 / University of Chicago Press, RRP$75, 320 pages

The University of Dublin

The list of the most beautiful libraries in the world. These libraries are no ordinary libraries and will entice book lovers to visit.

The George Peabody Library, formerly the Library of the Peabody Institute of the City of Baltimore, dates from the founding of the Peabody Institute in 1857. In

Up top, there are mirrored ceilings—while gleaming black tile floors reflect the bookcases for a serious M.C. Escher effect