Royal Library

The Royal Library in Copenhagen is not only the largest library in Denmark, but also a central place for culture and science. It houses more than 7.5 million media items, including ancient manuscripts, books and magazines. A highlight is the impressive collection of cradle prints, which includes some of the earliest printed books in the world.

The modern architecture of the building is particularly interesting, offering an exciting contrast to the historical collection. The reading room, which is flooded with natural light, creates a welcoming atmosphere for visitors and scientists.

In addition, exhibitions and events take place regularly that deal with various topics in literature and science. The library is also an important research location and invites you to discover lesser-known treasures. So if you are interested in history, literature or simply a quiet place to read, a visit to the Royal Library is definitely worth it.