German National Library - Central Library, Frankfurt
Deutsche Nationalbibliothek
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Open Opens at 9:00-22:00
Recommended sightseeing time:1 hour
Address:
Adickesallee 1, 60322 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyMap
Phone: +49 69 15250
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The German Library is also very unique, the Library has a lot of German characteristics of books, and the German is also very huge a historical structure, spanning the history of early Europe, many precious books of oh, very unique.
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German National Library - Central Library, Frankfurt Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Built in 1913, it houses the entire collection of German books since then, and now has more than 8 million volumes.
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The German Library is also very unique, the Library has a lot of German characteristics of books, and the German is also very huge a historical structure, spanning the history of early Europe, many precious books of oh, very unique.
I love this National Library in Frankfurt. It's open to all residents in Germany. It's a quiet spot to work or study and to be able to focus. You are not allowed to bring any food, drinks, jacket and any other belongings. All you can bring are your study/work tools 🤩
If you need a quiet spot to work and stay focus or even just to have a nice place to read, go to the German National Library. It is clean, warm, spacious and quiet. It's easy to register, just register online on their website before registering there. It's free and it's for everybody. Also they open until 10pm!
The book is very full, and you can also see many rare ancient books.
The museum is very large, and it will take two days to look at it roughly. If you look at each presentation board, it will take longer (at least half of the exhibition boards are only in German). I mainly looked at the navigational part, from the earliest sailing boats to the later steamships, the latest yachts are all-inclusive. And the exhibits are very deep, such as 1:1 cabin rooms, various knots, lifting ratchet mechanism objects, various engines, propellers and related technology interactive models, diving equipment of all ages (some very close to bluefin tuna) and so on.