The National Library of the United Kingdom

The National Library of the United Kingdom, known as the British Library, is the country’s largest and most comprehensive library. It houses over 170 million items, including books, manuscripts, maps, and recordings. Its mission is to preserve knowledge and provide access to information for research, education, and the public. Located in London, it serves as a national repository, collecting and safeguarding the intellectual heritage of the UK and the world. The library offers exhibitions, public programs, and digital resources, making its collections accessible to researchers, students, and anyone interested in learning.