Biblioteca Nacional

The original name of the National Library of Brazil is the Royal Library. This library building is also very distinctive and very characteristic. It has been more than 100 years of history. It feels worth visiting here. There are also many books in it.

The Brazilian National Library is very large in size, and the type of books is also very rich in a place. Brazil is a country with a very complicated culture. The type of library is also quite large. The National Library is also very rich in play items. [View] The natural scenery here is beautiful [Fun] Very interesting

Although the Brazilian capital has been relocated to Brasilia, the library in the core CBD is still in Rio. We have found the World Heritage logo in the building. As a historic library, the architectural beauty is great. The entrance is the subway and the rail. Tram, but it feels very quiet overall, very suitable for reading and learning.

The collection is rich in hend, there are books and magazines; 40,000 journals; 20,730 current publications; 800,000 manuscripts; 60,000 copies of precious books; 216 cradle books; 60,000 degree papers; 150,000 music scores; 200,000 images and pictures. The collection is really rich.

The National Library of Brazil, formerly known as the Royal Library, was founded on October 29, 1810, and was established by a decree declaring the Royal Library as a royal property for use by the court and ministers. It is still possible to visit.

The appearance is a bit old, the interior design is very beautiful, especially the lobby; free, need to save the bag, there is a bathroom, the staff is very friendly. The National Library of Brazil currently houses more than 9 million books and historical documents, and it was only after the library opened to the general public in 1814 that it became a public library. Famous for its new Manuel style architecture, the crafted carved gates, the giant bookshelves that extend to smallpox, the elegant staircases, and the transparent stained glass zenith, are in it, making it seem like a return to the Renaissance centuries ago.