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Historic libraries & universities
Radcliffe Camera
Oxford, United Kingdom
Completed in 1749, the Radcliffe Camera is a striking circular building in Oxford, designed by James Gibbs as a library. With an eye-catching dome, it houses reading rooms connected to the Bodleian Library network. Touring Radcliffe Square offers the best views; the structure itself is not open to casual entrants.
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- Apr–May, Sep–Oct
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