Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library (solo trip)

The Toronto Public Library is one of the world’s biggest and busiest public library systems, with nearly 45 million annual visits to our branches and online. The library is the largest public reference library in Canada with an extensive collection of books, manuscripts, microfilm, and other items. Most items in its collection are designated for reference-use only; the public is unable to borrow t...

I visited this library in afternoon and I saw a-lot younger was reading here.That’s so quite,beautifuk place and good atmosphere . I like visiting library in my travel trip and so happy if I found a lot younger still read books. Toronto Reference Library with modern architecture,a lot kinds of book and furthermore students come here research and can read any book con case- no need ask or registere...

Almost like a stadium or orchestral hall library. The colors and the capsule shakes elevators give it like a premium or grand feel haha. You have 5 floors with the top being the quiet area but really most of the library is quiet except that one crazy person that yells sometimes. Tables in the center of the main floor and different seating styles. Plenty of seating really though it still can get pa...

Just popped into the Toronto Reference Library to relax for a bit… and ended up discovering it’s way more than a library! Workshops, computer areas, cozy corners, and even a coffee shop “Balzac’s Coffee Roasters”. Perfect spot to chill, work, or just wander around. ☕📚🔋 Amazing place to chill, study, or work.

A magnificent library with pleasant architecture and an extraordinary highlight: the people who work there, kind and always helpful. A special mention goes to the top floor, where the room dedicated to Conan Doyle is located. The staff on that floor were professional, friendly, and enthusiastic. It truly deserves a visit.