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A major research library with a restored monumental building, heritage collections and public exhibitions. Visitors can use public spaces, see exhibitions and discover collections shaped by the city's French and German history.
A major research library with a restored monumental building, heritage collections and public exhibitions.

The National and University Library of Strasbourg serves as a landmark research institution housed within a restored, monumental building. Visitors encounter a unique environment where library architecture blends with extensive written heritage and public programming. The collections offer a lens into the city's complex French and German history, providing a profound cultural context. Guests can explore various public spaces or engage with rotating exhibitions that highlight the library's design. This site remains a vital component of the cultural life in Strasbourg.

The National and University Library of Strasbourg was founded in 1871, emerging from the ruins of a fire that destroyed the city's previous municipal collection. The current monumental building on the Place de la République first opened in 1895 as a hallmark of German imperial urban planning. Following a significant transformation, the structure reopened in 2014, blending historic architecture with modern spaces to house a vast collection of *heritage manuscripts and research materials*.
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