The Stunning Building In Seattle, Washington That Looks Just Like Hogwarts

The University of Washington has a magnificent Seattle campus. Whether you were a Husky yourself or you've checked out the cherry blossoms in the spring, if you grew up in the Evergreen State, you've probably noticed how spectacular it is.

And if you're a Harry Potter fan, you may have paid a particular amount of attention to Suzzallo Library. In addition to being the most recognizable building on campus, in recent years, it has been constantly compared to the Hogwarts Library.

Suzzallo Library is the central library of the University of Washington.

It's named after Henry Suzzallo, who was president of UW until 1926. The first phase of the library's construction was completed in 1926, and it was named after Henry after his death in 1933.

The library's architecture is exquisite, and for that we can thank original architects Charles H. Bebb and Carl F. Gould.

The curving grand staircases on either side were designed after the original plans, but they add an elegant flair.

This library has a vast book collection, but for students and staff alike, it's well-known for a different reason...

... the library bears an uncanny resemblance to the Hogwarts Library.

In the past, fans have come here to pay tribute and play. It's not uncommon to see someone in costume, wearing cosplay and carrying a wand.

In the Harry Potter movies, the Hogwarts Library was located off of a corridor on the first-floor of Hogwarts Castle and contained tens of thousands of books on thousands of shelves.

Here at the University of Washington, out of the six million volumes that make up the university collection, about 1.6 million are kept here.

Whether or not you're a Harry Potter fan, the sheer architecture of Suzzallo Library will be enough to impress you.

The magical wizard vibes are just an added bonus.

Have you ever visited Suzzallo Library? Do you see the similarities to Hogwarts?