Providing loan, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word. Carrying out black and white photocopying and printing. Organisation of lectures and talks.

Provision of lending, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word.

Provision of loan, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word. Coffee machine available.

Provision of lending, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word.

Provision of lending, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word.

The library branch is not wheelchair accessible. You can connect to free Wi-Fi or use computers with internet access and black and white printing. We hold cultural and educational events for the public. We offer talks for kindergarten, primary and secondary schools. It is possible to pay by card in the branch.

We provide library services. We provide an online catalog where you can view a complete list of library holdings, make reservations, and check the status of borrowings through the website.

Provision of lending, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word.

Provision of lending, education and information services. Offering books, films, music, magazines, sheet music, maps or spoken word.

Lending books and magazines.

Independent public library of Prague 2 (not a branch of the Municipal Library in Prague) with a tradition since 1885, established by the Municipal District of Prague 2.

We operate a library focused on specialized literature. We collect books and journals in education and related fields of social sciences. Our collections include textbooks for primary and secondary schools from the 19th century onwards, educational journals from the 1830s onwards and children's literature from the late 18th century onwards.