27/02/201327/02/2013fcmalby4 Comments on 30 Amazing Libraries and Bookshelves 30 Amazing Libraries and Bookshelves 1. The McAllen Public Library Source: mcallen.smugmug.com 2. The Libreria Acqua Alta in Venice: Source: pixmule.com 3. This cozy reading nook: Source: dosedeilusao.wordpress.com 4. This person’s amazing home library: Source: enochliew 5. Shakespeare and Company in Paris: Source: urbanfragment.wordpress.com 6. House on the Rock in Wisconsin: Source: thefabweb.com 7. Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale: Source: nedhardy.com 8. The reading room at the New York Public Library: Source: imgur.com 9. The Royal Portuguese Reading Room: Source: all-that-is-interesting.com 10. This former theater turned bookstore in Buenos Aires: Source: imgday.com 11. Leakey’s Second Hand Bookshop in Scotland: Source: facebook.com 12. This library in The Netherlands: Source: bustler.net 13. This person’s bathtub: Source: literaryninja.wordpress.com 14. This house: Source: press.aandres.com 15. The Liyuan Library near Beijing: Source: nedhardy.com 16. The Rijksmuseum Research Library in Amsterdam: Source: stylezeitgeist.com 17. This library in France: Source: all-thats-interesting 18. The Bodleian Libraries at Oxford University: Source: westga.edu 19. More from the Bodleian Library: Source: blogs.iesabroad.org 20. The Oxford Union Library: Source: www 21. The Biltmore House Library in North Carolina: Source: foundwalls.com 22. The Long Room at Trinity College: Source: reddit.com 23. International Library of Children’s Literature in Japan: Source: www 24. Professor Richard A. Macksey’s personal library: Source: rising.jhu.edu 25. The Hearst Castle Library: Source: stuckincustoms 26. The University of Coimbra General Library: Source: skyscrapercity.com 27. This living room: Source: desertship.wordpress.com 28. The Public Library of Cincinnati: Source: cincinnatilibrary.org 29. The Lello & Irmao Bookstore in Portugal: Source: genuardis.net 30. The Library of Congress: Reblogged from Buzzfeed.com Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInPinterestTumblrEmailLike this:Like Loading...
I want to live in all of them.
I know! I think I’ll be looking at these on the days when I want to escape somewhere and read. Beautiful in so many ways, aren’t they?
This is an amazing list! I shall add many of these to literary travel itineraries I’m creating. Thank you so much!
They are beautiful places. Glad you have found them.