What is the Name of a Argentina Library?

The leading library of Argentina is the National Library, located in the city of Buenos Aires, in Aguero 2502. It is not as complete as other national libraries in Latin America and is still in the process of modernization, but has a varied heritage of national and international material.

You can search for materials online at http://www.bn.gov.ar/. If you need to find books, music scores, maps you can consult the general inventory. To find newspapers or magazines you have to look in the pre inventory archive. Both inventories are updated fortnightly.

What is the name of a Argentina Library? The National Library. It is free and children under 12 must enter accompanied by an adult. To check out books is necessary to take the ID card, passport, driving license, student card (with photo) or residency card.

The National Library is open Monday to Friday from 9 to 21 and Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 19. To request materials, you should go from Monday to Friday from 9 to 20 and on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 18.

For more information, please contact 4808-6037. Note: it is only allowed to photocopy the 10% of a work, newspapers and magazines with no more than 5 years old and doubled collections.

The Public Library of Buenos Aires is the forerunner to the National Library and was established by the First Board ( thefirst Argentinean government), in September 13, 1810. Its first headquarters was in the Manzana de las Luces, at the intersection of Moreno and Peru, in San Telmo. The library represented in the late nineteenth century a reservoir and cultural heritage. Then the library moved to Mexico 564, also in San Telmo. The construction of Aguero's headquarters building started in 1970 and was completed only in 1993. The building is an emblem of Buenos Aires and was built by the famous architect Clorindo Testa.