Central Public Library (London)

The Central Public Library in London, often referred to as the British Library, is the nation's largest library and houses millions of books, manuscripts, and historical documents. Founded in 1973, it serves as a major research and reference facility, providing resources for scholars, students, and the public. The library's impressive collection includes everything from ancient texts to contemporary works and is dedicated to preserving the nation's literary heritage. Located in St Pancras, it is a hub of knowledge, offering exhibitions, events, and digital resources to engage visitors and support learning for all ages.