Though they are losing ground to the e-book and the audiobook, public libraries were once central hubs of human intellectual progress. There's something about them that still attracts people, however – whether it's their magnificent historical buildings or the unmistakable smell of old books and dust, scholars and bookworms alike still enjoy perusing their hoards of literary treasures.
Because of their critical importance, libraries were often built to be beautiful and built to last. Combined with the sometimes priceless book collections that they hold, their simultaneously enormous and intimate spaces possess a charm that no other type of building can command.
If you know of any other beautiful libraries that should be celebrated by all the book lovers, then please add them to this list. You can vote for your favorite houses of knowledge as well!
#141 The 19th Century National Library Of Greece In Athens

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#142 Carolina Rediviva, The Library Of Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden

2points
#144 Biblioteca Nacional De España

2points
#145 Public Library Of New South Wales, Australia

2points
#146 Kaohsiung Main Public Library , Kaohsiung , Taiwan

1point
#147 Biblioteca Palafoxiana, Declarada Memoria Del Mundo Por La Unesco, Puebla, México

1point
#148 Stuttgart Library

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#149 Coimbra University Joanine Library

1point
#150 Boston Public Library, Massachusetts Usa

1point
#151 Library At Alexandria

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#152 The Boston Public Library

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#153 University Library In Wien, Austria

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#154 Arabian Library In Scottsdale, Arizona, Usa

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#155 Seattle Public Library, Main Library

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#156 Carol Davila University Of Medicine And Pharmacy, Faculty Of Medicine Library (1857)

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#157 El Ateneo Grand Splendid, Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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#158 Detroit Public Library

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#159 Morgan Library, Nyc

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#160 City Centre Library, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

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