The Library of Congress, located in Washington DC, stands as the world’s largest library and the national library of the United States. It houses a vast collection of over 160 million items, including historical documents, maps, manuscripts, films, and prints. Spanning three buildings, the library’s extensive bookshelves hold more than 30 million books, though many are not on public display. Visitors can explore the grandeur of the library’s architecture and delve into its rich collections, experiencing a trove of knowledge and cultural heritage.
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