The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom, and one of the world’s greatest libraries. Set up in 1973, with galleries formerly in the British Museum building, it moved to its spectacular flagship new home at St Pancras in Central London in 1997.

The John Ritblat Gallery: Treasures of the British Library, PACCAR Gallery of Living Words and the Workshop of Words, Sound and Images offer permanent displays and a changing programme of special thematic exhibitions. We also have the best permanent display of stamps and philately in the world.

The King’s Library, housed in a 17-metre glass-walled tower at the heart of the building, plus a number of major works of art, can be seen by all visitors. The Library also offers a wide programme of events, including talks, music and discussions, all developing themes and ideas associated with the collections.

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Venue Details

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Address

96 Euston Road
London
Greater London
NW1 2DB
England

Telephone

  • Customer Services - 01937 546 546
  • Events Box Office - 01937 546546

Entry Charges

FREE ENTRY to the Library Major exhibitions are charged Permanent Treasures Gallery FREE