From the British Library to the British Museum

The museum is HUGE with important artifacts (including succesfully
smuggled or transported items) from ancient civilizations of the world.

A Bohemian neighborhood in the Russell Square area attracts people
to relax in the park.


The British Library is not-so-beautiful buiding but a great public space
with superb collections. I don't know why British people make such
inconvenient maze-like buildings all over London. . . . (sigh). This is
the case that the content exceed the form. This buiding must have been
mistakenly designed.

In spite of the weirdness of the architecture, the Library serves as an
excellent space not just for the scholars and students but for many
people just to stop by for lunch, dinner, or tea. This is one of the
excellent examples how Londoners use a public space so wisely to
be connected with others.