Thread by @JoaquimCampa, Thread of the most beautiful Libraries of the World1. The Royal Portuguese [...]

Thread of the most beautiful Libraries of the World

1. The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading , Rio De Janeiro.
Credit: Alamy

2. Public Library of Stuttgart

3. Trinity College Library, Dublin.
Credit: David Iliff

4. The Tianjin Binhai Library of Tianjin, China
Credits: Muzzleflash

5. The Girolamini Library, Naples
Credit: Massimo Listri

6. Palace Of Mafra Library, Mafra, Portugal
Credit: Massimo Listri

7. Vasconcelos Library, Mexico City

8. Royal Library of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain.
Credit: Massimo Listri

9. Lello (Bookstore), Porto

10. The Abbey Library of Saint Gall, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Credit: Massimo Listri

11. Library of Parliament, Ottawa, Canada

12. El Ateneo Grand Splendid, Buenos Aires.
Credit: Paul Hahn

13. Zhongshuge (Bookstore),Chongqing, China.
Credit: Feng Shao

14. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris.

15. Library of Congress, Washington DC

16. Baroque Library of Metten Abbey, Germany
Credit: Massimo Listri

17. The Vennesla Library, Norway.
Credit: Getty

18. State Law Library of Iowa, US

19. Austrian National Library, Vienna,
Credit: Richard Hopkins

20. Bodleian Library Oxford, UK
Credit: David Iliff

21. National Library of China, Beijing

22. Public Library of Fermo, Italy
Credits: Massimo Listri

23. State Library of South Australia, Adelaide.

24. Wiblingen Monastery Library, Ulm, Germany.

25. The Library of Seitenstetten, Austria
Credit: Massimo Listri

26. Library of Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona

27. Copenhagen University Library, Denmark

28. Joanine Library of the University of Coimbra, Portugal

29. The Philological Library of Berlin

30. Rijksmuseum Research Library. Amsterdam

31. The Vatican Library

32. The Library Of The Kremsmünster Abbey, Austria
Credit: Massimo Listri

33. State Library Victoria, Melbourne.
Credit: Getty

34. Strahov Monastery Library, Prague.
Credit: Getty

35. The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University

36. The Morgan Library, New York City

37. Library of Catalonia, Barcelona.

38. Plafoxiana Library, Puebla, Mexico

39. Klementinum Library, Prague.
Credit: Alamy

40. Admont Abbey Library, Austria.
Credit: Getty

41. Handelingenkamer Library, The Hague.
Credit: Alamy

42. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center Library, Berlin.

43. Stockholm Public Library

44. Melk Benedictine Abbey Library, Austria.

45. Ateneu Barcelonés Library, Barcelona

46. Mitchell Library, Sydney

47. State Library of Victoria, Melbourne

48. Library of Alexandria, Egypt

49. Malmö City Library, Sweden

50. Toronto Reference Library

51. Akita International University Nakajima Library, Japan.

52. San Francisco Library, Lima, Peru.
credits: Massimo Listri

53. Phillips Exeter Academy Library, New Hampshire, US

54. Helsinki Central Library Oodi

55. Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto

56. Boston Public Library

57. Sant Florian Library, Austria

58. George Peabody Library, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, US

59. Old Library of University of Salamanca, Spain

60. National Library of Ireland, Dublin

61. The New York Public Library

62. Old Library, St. John’s College, Cambridge University

63. The Harper Library, University of Chicago

64. Queen’s College Library, Oxford University

65. The Bibliothèque de la Sorbonne, Paris

66. Selexyz Library, Maastricht, Netherlands

67. Library of Shiba Ryotaro Memorial Museum, Osaka, Japan

68. Liverpool Central Library

69. Calgary Public Library, Canada

70. British Museum Library, London

71. John Rylands Library, Manchester

72. Rampur Raza Library, India.

73. National Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo

*This is a sad and special addition to my thread of libraries: On this day, 1992, the library was completely destroyed and burned. Hundreds of thousands books and rare manuscripts lost. Fucking War. #OnThisDay