Austrian National Library

Attraction: State Hall of the Austrian National Library Address: Palmenhaus, Schmetterlinghaus Hofburg Burggarten, Vienna , Austria Opening hours: 10am to 6pm Tickets: €10 for adults, €7.5 for students The State Hall of the Austrian National Library has a rich history that dates back several centuries. The library was founded in 1368, making it one of the oldest libraries in the world. The State Hall, specifically, was constructed in the 18th century as part of the larger library complex. The Library has an extensive collection including rare books, old maps and historical documents. I was fascinated by the beauty of the library #timetotravel #austria #vienna #library #history

The Austrian National Library in Vienna is the largest library in Austria. Many also consider it the most beautiful library in the world. Its collections include everything from ancient texts written on papyrus, maps, paintings, manuscripts, ancient and rare books, photographs and even works in Esperanto language. #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #celebratewithtrip

Austria's most beautiful library Vienna is a very friendly city for tourists. Most of the attractions are surrounded by the ring road, and many of the attractions are indoors, without fear of rain and cold. Just near Hofburg, there is one of the oldest libraries in the world, the Austrian National Library and the most beautiful library in Austria. The earliest collection of books dates back to the 14th century and has begun to take shape in the 16th century. In 1902, the library was nationalized and now has a total of 2.4 million volumes. The intermediate reading hall is a high-profile elliptical roof with long walkways on both sides as an exhibition hall. The murals of the dome are colorful and colorful, describing war and peace. Exquisite gold decoration The space supported by the marble stone makes people feel amazing when they enter, and they often look up. Reminds me of Yu Qiuyu in the cultural journey

Walking into Vienna, the world's music capital, I am fascinated by the piano from the elementary school. Look for the traces of Mozart and wait on the banks of the Danube. The most favorite is the Austrian National Library, which was built in the court library of the 14th century. The 10 million books are decorated with golden decorations, so that you can indulge in the ancient book fragrance of the royal family...

Because I am a library collector, I know that only ordinary buildings can become a library of the national capital. Especially in Europe, the library itself is worth a visit. The Austrian National Library was formerly the Royal Library of the Habsburg dynasty and part of the Hofburg Imperial Palace. After the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it was changed to the National Library and now it is sold separately and entered. There are more than 200,000 volumes of ancient books collected here, some of which are allowed to be read in the reading hall. I remember that one of the borrowers accidentally soiled the books, so the books are not borrowed now. Maybe I Remember to mix). But now Austria has put these books in an electronic version, which everyone can check. Now the lobby of the library is for visitors to visit. The standard Baroque style is magnificent and magnificent. It is not inferior to the Prague Monastery Theological Library.

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The National library is a must visit in Vienna. It houses over seven million books and is elaborately decorated inside. For just a few euros in entry fees, you can step inside this wonder! It was built over two hundred years ago so you may see renovation work on your visit. It is regarded as the largest baroque library in Europe. It is part of the Hofburg palace and visitors can conveniently visit both locations. #vienna #austria

After three months in Vienna, the famous National Library of Vienna, which has been undergoing maintenance and organization for half a year, finally opened to the public. The library of the Habsburg dynasty is truly breathtaking. Walking into this royal library built in the 16th century, one is amazed by the gorgeous interior murals and two-story high walnut bookcases. This space, in the form of a museum, cannot lend out its collection of 200,000 books, which cover various subjects such as science, mechanics, medicine, biology, botany, navigation, and military. At the same time, the oldest handwritten Bible, dating back to the 6th century, is also preserved here. Several highlights: 1. In the center of an oval space, large globes from different periods are placed in the four corners, depicting the territories under the rule of the Habsburg dynasty on the maps and painted on the globes in a very symbolic way with Greek gods. I was mesmerized by it! 2. Ceiling Murals: In the paintings, the objects held by the characters, animals, and even the accessories they wear all have symbolic meanings, highlighting the influence of the Habsburg dynasty and the importance of pursuing knowledge. 3. A replica of hand-copied Bible: Inside are many hand-copied Bibles that have been listed as important cultural relics by UNESCO. It is also the first time to see up close how people in the past used time and devout hearts to draw beautiful Bibles. The most eye-catching one is a black background with gold stamping.

The Austrian National Library is the largest library in Austria. It doesn't matter how much the collection is in my opinion. Some collections don't mean much to me, and I don't understand it anyway. Personally feel that the library's architecture and design are more interesting than the books inside. Location in the Hofburg Palace, not too good to find, but good is also a popular attraction, ask more questions ok. After the second floor, there will be people at the entrance to collect tickets, one person 7 euros. You can take photos, but you can't flash, you can't yell loudly The whole library is a golden feeling, the height is very high, and the bookshelf needs to climb up the ladder. The whole is like a magical library. I feel that I have not entered the magic school of Harry Potter. If there is a magic wand, I don't need a ladder, right? Directly, the book you want is properly flew into your hand~~ The dome is a beautiful mural, reflecting the entire golden hall. There are not many people in the library. Some people stop to take photos of them, and some people look inside the books on the sample platform. But there are almost no books to read, maybe I have not touched them. Here is the book to borrow, the locals have the card here, for me to understand this, I have to look around.