Boston Public Library - Central Library Review

The library in Boston is the first public city library in the United States. I like to see this classical and unique library. The library was designed and built by the architect, and the library has been built in eight years. Standing in front of the library door, next to Copley Square on BackBay, you can overlook the crowded Back Bay. The library is free to the public, and no tickets are required or advance reservations are required. I feel that Boston is also a city with a strong academic atmosphere. On weekends, the library is also full of people. Although there are tourists who shuttle in the library from time to time, everyone controls the volume very low and the library is still very quiet. There are two statues of goddess on both sides of the main entrance, and there is a sculpture courtyard in the center of the whole building. There are many seats along the fountain here, and the sun is down. It is very warm to sit here and read.

We took the oldest urban subway system in the United States from Massachusetts State University in the southern suburbs and quickly arrived at the Hancock Building, which is superimposed like thousands of mirrors, on the side of the square. The Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library on the side really shined our eyes, with a colonial feel. Although they are more than a hundred years old, they are precious here. The library inherits the consistent characteristics of American public facilities, The interior is luxurious and retro Athens and Rome decoration, seems to be struggling to cover up the world's lack of cultural connotation of the embarrassment. Trinity church is more like directly from France, Spain and other Catholic countries, as if covered with medieval majesty and sacredness.

店内环境非常不错，干净宽敞处理问题非常及时，喜欢这个平台Σ>―(〃°ω°〃)♡→

非常值得一去的地方，推荐这家哦

波士顿公共图书馆还是非常不错的