Radcliffe Camera

The Radcliffe Camera in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom is a landmark that has become iconic in the city of Oxford. It is a circular building that was built in 1749 by Thomas Ivory and has become an important part of University of Oxford. The building is an example of the English Baroque style, and has stood the test of time being one of the oldest libraries in the world. Inside the library is an impressive collection of books, manuscripts and artwork, which has been the envy of scholars and historians alike. The Radcliffe Camera is open to visitors, who will be able to explore the architecture, history and collections it holds. Photography is allowed, however visitors must remember to respect the authorities and other visitors when taking pictures.