National library in Vienna, Austria, established as the Imperial Court Library in 1368.
🏰 Breathtaking baroque masterpiece, finished in 1726.
📚 Extraordinary collection dating back to the 14th century, with 2.5 million books.
✨ Magnificent State Hall, nearly 80 meters long and 30 meters high.
🌍 See exquisite Venetian baroque globes, one for Earth and one for the sky.
🤫 Keep an eye out for concealed passages behind bookcases.
🚫 Fragile and precious books cannot be read.
🗓️ Closed on Mondays between October and May.
💳 Consider the Vienna City Card for discounted admission.
♿ Guided tours for visitors with disabilities available on prior arrangement.
💰 Adults 11€, reduced 9€, Vienna City Card discount.
🕒 Tue-Wed, Fri-Sun: 09:00-18:00; Thu: 09:00-21:00. Closed on Mondays between October and May.
Main entrance no steps, elevator available, 90 cm wide door, seeing eye dogs allowed, wheelchair accessible restroom.
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