Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library

I recently visited the Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library, and I was truly impressed. It's an enormous place with an extensive collection of books and plenty of spaces to read and work on computers.nnI instantly fell in love with the library. It offers a very comfortable environment with a distinct academic vibe that makes it a perfect place for studying and researching. The spacious layout and quiet atmosphere contribute to an overall fantastic experience. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great place to read, study, or work.

Attended a Generative AI workshop at Beeton Hall. This was my first visit to the library and I was in awe of the massive size of the library, the largest public library that exists in downtown. There are 6 floors, each having a vast collection from different genres, multiple shared spaces for reading, browsing through the net, and pods. The place is quiet and conducive to learning, so get educated reading through the vast collection at this reference library.

This library is one of my favourites in the city. I love coming to the Reference Library to get some work done.nnThe atmosphere is great and there is plenty of seating to choose from. The first floor is mainly for group study as the tables are larger and the space is more open for conversation. As you go higher, it becomes quieter. Personally, I enjoy sitting by the windows on the 3rd or 4th floors.nnIf you enjoy the presence of literature and culture, definitely check out this library for your next study destination.

They did a great job at renovating the library, well not that new by now.nnIt feels spacious, light and quite conducive to reading, working and studying, unlike before. There are many facilities available for free. There are tables near the windows, glass pods, learning areas, reading rooms yes, a different space, innovation rooms, enough computers for anyone to use.nnThe interior architecture is beautifully done. There are 2 circular glass elevators giving riders a panoramic view of the well designed interiors. The lines of the curving stairwell, the way the centre of the building was left open for space and light, the shapes of the furniture pieces and how they are arranged are all done so well.nnEye candy bonus for all who walk in. It’s a pleasure to go to this library.nnOn top of all this, the information staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable, always with a smile.

Huuuuuge and so cool!!! Lots of space for studying, lots of tables and outlets, and there’s a cafe on the first floor. Went on a Friday afternoon in the summer and found space to study for myself and two friends. Just note that they blast the AC in the summer, so bring a layer even if it’s a heatwave outside.