Library with a vast documentary collection.

National bibliographic patrimony composed by about 2 million and a half volumes classified in separate nucleuses: Reserved (print, manuscript and archive), General Fund (monographs and periodicals) and special funds (mapping, iconography, music and special reading). Presence library with access reserved for people over 18, only card holders are allowed.

A small space with a few books and two internet computers.

A large room divided in three areas: an exhibitions and games room, a study room and a reading room. It has two computers with internet access and two others with children's games.

Founded in 1805, the library is one of the most qualified and rich national Libraries, owning printed and manuscripts nucleuses from the XIII to the XX centuries. Besides that it preserves archaeological and artistic values.

A space with a fine reading room and a looby with an exhibitions area at the entrance.

The library opened in 1993, consisting of a vast documentary collection and some free internet stations.

This library owns reading rooms with the names of known individualities or important thematic such as: Sir Winston Churchill, American Culture Corner, Simon Bolivar, Zwanayo, France, Deutschland, Italy, among others.