The London Library is a library Piccadilly London located in United Kingdom.
14 St James's Sq London Greater London SW1Y 4LG United Kingdom
This library was founded through the endeavours of historian and writer Thomas Carlyle in 1841. Early members included Dickens and George Eliot, and it now contains approximately 1 million volumes.
Charming (but can be super hot inside) members only library .
A fabulous place, but today there is a pigeon stuck in the chimney.
Try Geo Poems (iPhone app) for geo located poetry culled partly from the London Library
Lookout for Patrick, he's a real hunk with a beard and a Last Samurai look going on.
Inspiring, comfy, quiet and with great lighting - couldn't wish for a better study place! - RDI Online
Great venue to study by distance learning, especially if you're after a quiet place, to minimise the chances of being interrupted. - RDI Online
The book collection is sparse for now but the modern building offers space for kids, coffee, wifi working, language exchange, homework groups and exam prep - Ahuv ????????
Huge bookstore with every kind of book imaginable! 3 lovely cafes esp the LG one with many quotes on the walls - Worldbiz
Went to the first floor tea room for a coffee and crumpet. Amazing. Tasty cappuccino. Pricey but classy. - Sunny Пател