Cambridge University Library in Cambridge: photos, reviews

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Cambridge University Library is a must-visit attraction in Cambridge, offering an impressive architectural sight with its iconic central tower and a vast collection of books. Visitors can spend 1-2 hours exploring its rich history and current exhibitions, including the free Spitting Image exhibition showcasing original puppets and fascinating behind-the-scenes insights, and a captivating display on literary crime. With a commendable 4.6 average rating, guests have access to subsidized cafés and bars, and a cozy coffee shop where friendly staff enhance the experience. The library emanates a warm community vibe, further enriched by a student-run bar where a pint of beer is affordably priced at £3, making it a place not only for intellectual exploration but also for relaxed social gatherings.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

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Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

St John's Coll Pathway

Bus stop 450 m walk

Robinson College

Bus stop 130 m walk

West Road

Bus stop 247 m walk

University Library

Bus stop 278 m walk

Playing Field

Bus stop 330 m walk

Cambridge Bus

Bus stop 489 m walk

4.6

based on 211 review

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4.6/5 211 review

Jakob Slemc

Absolutely beautiful building, incredible examples of architecture and history! Absolutely free medieval cures exhibition was amazing! Lovely people and space to be in.

Neil Smith

Curious cures exhibition. Interesting to look round the library as well.

Nathan Higgins Chef de la Maison Caterers

This place is huge! Fantastic building, great place. I highly recommend a visit

Cambridge University Library

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