National Library of Scotland

  National Library of Scotland sits on George IV Bridge in Edinburgh, a central hub for literary enthusiasts and researchers alike. Established in 1925, this impressive institution houses over 25 million items, making it one of the largest reference libraries in the UK. It serves the vital purpose of preserving Scotland's cultural heritage and providing public access to its vast collections. Visitors can explore various exhibitions throughout the year, with notable displays often themed around different aspects of Scottish history and literature. Don’t miss the opportunity to view unique manuscripts and books from centuries past while enjoying the library's stunning architecture.