The Laurentian Library is a historic library located in Florence, Italy. Designed by the architect Michelangelo Buonarroti, it was commissioned by Pope Clement VII in the 16th century. The library is renowned for its stunning architecture and beautiful wooden bookcases, which house a vast collection of manuscripts and printed books. The library's interior features a grand staircase and a series of reading rooms adorned with frescoes. It serves as a significant cultural and educational resource, attracting scholars and visitors interested in Renaissance art and literature. The Laurentian Library is part of the larger Laurentian Complex, which includes the Basilica of San Lorenzo.