@paperposts Wonderful. I thought at first that it was an old watercolour of a medieval village on a hill.

@wonderfox_floof To be fair to all our libraries, this one is unique, even in Denmark

@meganL Hahaha!

@Bodo To be fair, this one is unique, in Denmark too.

@psneeze Oh what a pity. That's a lovely building and I can well imagine it was a great spot for lounging and looking.

@NellytheWillow Yes indeed. A lot of careful work keeping it so beautiful.

@thisislieven Awesome indeed

@macpsych Agreed. It is. The space even 'feels' beautiful to be in, if that makes sense.

@NellytheWillow It's won design and architectural awards, if I recall correctly. And well-deservedly.

@clarebee I love the fact that it is indeed open to everyone, access is not restricted to university students and staff or approved academics. Well worth a visit.

@peediewee Oh dear! I suppose in this garden, it's not in the same actual area as the books, which may make a difference.

@sindarina Yes. Beautifully put.

@EregLoch Agreed

@glym Agreed. It is a very whooooa place.

@psneeze They do! Those window seats in that room at the top are very popular, always someone lounging in them. Well spotted.

@Thorium It's the crowning touch right enough!

@martijn_geerdes It's a beautiful space and place. There's a story behind the book wall (abd all the amazing architectural features and design touches) but I can't remember the details off-hand.

@sindarina Yes! There's a story behind that wall, both literally and figuratively, but I can't remember the details off-hand. Well spotted!

One more angle, and now I will stop, I promise.

@yosh Agreed. It's beautiful. And extremely peaceful to be in, even when there's everyday stuff and activity happening all around.