John Rylands Library
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Lewis
August 17, 2022
This pristinely kept ancient library is one of Manchester's most beautiful attractions.
Aqsa
June 7, 2022
Neo-gothic library, (reminds me of harry potter)
Matthew
March 10, 2022
One of my favourite buildings in Manchester - it dates back to 1900 and i'd totally recommend popping in for an hour to have a walk around - it feels like you're in Hogwarts!!
Liam
October 11, 2019
Short 10-15 minutes bus ride into the city centre then a short 5 minutes walk to Deansgate. Highly recommended.
My-Places
December 3, 2017
For literature lovers, Manchester has an enviable array of libraries, including the architectural Gothic masterpiece John Rylands Library. Commissioned in 1890, the library holds the oldest known piece of the New Testament, the ‘St John Fragment’, along with a number of other treasures. Following extensive refurbishment, the Manchester Central Library has reopened, combining historic features with cutting-edge design. Also in the city centre, Chetham’s library is a gorgeous 17th Century building, believed to be the oldest public library in England.
For literature lovers, Manchester has an enviable array of libraries, including the architectural Gothic masterpiece John Rylands Library. Commissioned in 1890, the library holds the oldest known piece of the New Testament, the ‘St John Fragment’, along with a number of other treasures. Following ex…
