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What to do and see in East Anglia, England: The Best Libraries
Discover the best top things to do in East Anglia, United Kingdom including Second Air Division Memorial Library, Halesworth Library, Southwold Library, Sudbury Library, Gaywood Library, King's Lynn Library, Ipswich County Library, Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library, Woodbridge Library, Downham Market Library.
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1. Second Air Division Memorial Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
2. Halesworth Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
More than "just" a library we provide a community resource, catering for all ages. As well as welcoming locals we are delighted to have visitors coming in and using our facilities and joining in our activities. If we're busy you may have to wait a short while for assistance but you can be assured that we are always polite and friendly, treating everyone with respect! We have tourist information including bus and train timetables. We also have lots of resources on local activities and services. We have WiFi and computers and i pads. We have a great selection of books too - including old ones for sale very cheaply! We have a very up to date Junior Library and are very proud of its wide stock! If we don't have what you need, or can't answer a question, we'll do our best to help. We have a quiet garden where you can sit and enjoy the peace and the flowers. We have a toilet for customer use and can provide a cup of tea or coffee - or bring your own from a nearby cafe. Everybody welcome.
3. Southwold Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Much more than a traditional library we welcome all ages for a variety of events, activities and resources. As well as welcoming locals we are delighted to have visitors coming in and using our facilities and joining in our activities. We are also a Visitor Information point so can find out about local attractions, events and resources. We also have free Wi-Fi and computer access for all.
Reviewed By 263shirleys - Southwold, United Kingdom
Much more than a place to borrow books. Charlotte and her helpers make this a community hub, running activities for all age groups. The Friends of Southwold Library organise activities to raise needed extra revenue. It will be even better when they finally move into their new home in the old Hospital.
4. Sudbury Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By 1949jct - Sudbury, United Kingdom
Sudbury library is based in the Old Corn Exchange which gives lots of light and galleried study and reference areas with tables and power sockets. There are plenty of seats and a separate children's section.There is a room for hire which seats up to about 30 theatre style with an urn and mugs provided. There is a lavatory. Staff are very helpful.There is quiet but it's welcoming. A good place to browse and at the heart of the town. Tourist information section is staffed when possible and has a wealth of leaflets etc.
5. Gaywood Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
6. King's Lynn Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 923Dan - Swindon, United Kingdom
Driving into Kings Lynn from the south, we passed the Kings Lynn Library. Very Impressive Brick Built Library. Well worth visiting, just to admire the brickwork!!!
7. Ipswich County Library
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
Ipswich Library is the second oldest municipal public library in the country. It containsan important Benjamin Britten collection and a large collection of the publications ofSuffolk poet Edward Fitzgerald – best known as the poet translator of The Rubaiyatof Omar Khayyam. The library also has a significant racing collection
Reviewed By sarahbarrett2018 - Ipswich, United Kingdom
Come to the library for books, of course, but hundreds of other activities are on offer too.. cups of coffee, internet and computer use, story time of any age of child, lecture hall, fashion shows, and information of every local event going. just come and hide in between the shelves and loose yourself for a few minutes.
8. Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library
9. Woodbridge Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
10. Downham Market Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By AlexW70101
Fantastic library ran by wonderful people, Right at the heart of the Downham community. As a library member for as long as I can remember, Downham is as good as any i have used. I've used it for IT, printing, book and DVD loans, a place to while away an hour or two on my own or to take my children to get their own books or to take part in one of their regular activities. If you just spend an hour you will see a slice of community life in the different generations that all take something from a visit,whether its information or just to spend an hour talking to a friend or joining in the groups and clubs. Nowhere else in a community offers this opportunity and it's fantastic.
