Radcliffe Camera

Really amazing and admirable part of University of Oxford London UK. I visited this place last month where I was invited as guest speaker on Yoga and social services being run by me in india and abroad. I visited this place many times when I stayed at there . Almost 5 times I visited this place and everytime I felt as i am visiting this place for first time.... Radcliffe made this captured moment into a immortal for generations.... Very historic and grand look. Surrounding environment is also good. Enjoyed raining also. It's near to Oxford city centre. From where we can reach by walking too. Again next month I have to come so hoping to visit again. Thanks

The Radcliffe Camera is one of the most beautiful buildings in Oxford and a highlight of our campus visit. The circular design and stone dome make it stand out in Radcliffe Square—it feels timeless and perfectly balanced. It’s not just decorative: it’s part of the Bodleian Library and serves as a reading room and study space for Oxford students. Even if you can’t go inside, walking around it and seeing how it anchors the surrounding colleges is worth the stop.

The Radcliffe Camera in Oxford is absolutely breathtaking! Its architecture is stunning, and the view from around the building is simply beautiful. Walking here feels like stepping back in time, and every corner is picture perfect truly a photographer’s dream. I highly recommend visiting; it’s a must see when in Oxford!

The Radcliffe Camera is one of the most iconic and beautiful buildings in Oxford. Its circular design and striking architecture make it stand out immediately, and it looks stunning from every angle. The building adds a special character to the surrounding square, especially when viewed from above or at sunset. It perfectly represents the historic and academic atmosphere of Oxford. Whether you’re visiting for photography, architecture, or simply exploring the city, the Radcliffe Camera is an unforgettable sight and a true symbol of Oxford’s heritage. Highly recommended.

The Radcliffe Camera is one of Oxford’s most iconic and beautiful landmarks. Its grand circular architecture and elegant stonework make it a stunning sight from every angle. Surrounded by historic colleges, it perfectly captures the timeless charm of Oxford. A must-see spot for anyone visiting the city — truly breathtaking!

Standing before the Radcliffe Camera felt like meeting a timeless guardian of knowledge. Its round stone walls rose with elegance, bathed in golden light, as if holding centuries of wisdom in silence. To me, it was less a library and more a poem in architecture.

The most gorgeous fabulous library ever in the whole Milky Way. Love that it opens till late. Wish there was a space for a quick snack tho. I was starving to death trying to read three thicc books at once!

A stunning iconic Oxford landmark and an absolute must-see. The Radcliffe Camera is an architectural masterpiece, beautifully proportioned and steeped in history. Sitting at the heart of the Bodleian Library, it’s endlessly photogenic from every angle and really captures the scholarly atmosphere Oxford is famous for. Even viewed from the outside, it’s impressive and well worth a visit if you’re exploring the city.

The Radcliffe Camera is a library that is part of Oxford Univestiy. It is not open to the public and we were able to see the exterior only. The building is beautiful and somewhat unique in appearance. it is round and it dates from the 1730's. Would have loved to see inside.

The Radcliffe Camera is a building of Oxford University, England, designed by James Gibbs in neo-classical style and built in 1737-49 to house the Radcliffe Science Library. It is located right in the heart of Oxford very close to other iconic buildings such as as the Bodelian library. It is a round domed building sitting in its own right, worthy of a view.

This is not a business. This is a library connected with Oxford. Only accessible by Oxford students and faculty. Really great to see from the out side. A true piece of Britain history.