Václav Havel Library

The library is also one of the attractions worth checking in, especially the book wall inside, which is very shocking, and the colorful books are really colorful. I saw a lot of net reds taking pictures here.

The library itself is nothing special, like most of us see. Why is the Prague library a punch-in place for tourists and friends? Because there is a very special artwork in the hall, which is from the work of Slovak artist Matej Kren, called IDIOM, and also known as “Well Pillar.” It was built after being fixed with more than 8,000 old books. Looks like a pillar from a distance (the chimney is visual), and the interior is hollow from a close look

In 1992, Czechoslovakia disintegrated, in 1993, Vaclav Havel was elected president of the Czech Republic, re-elected in 98, and left office in 2003.

The museum has been in the Czech Republic for a while, and the entire library still has a lot of books.

You can see a lot of literature and history here, if you like these friends should not miss it.