Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen

Royal Danish Library (Dansk: Det Kongelige Bibliotek) is a tourist attraction, one of the Interesting buildings in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is located: 9.1 km from Frederiksberg, 22 km from Hvidovre, 870 km from Hamburg.

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Telephone: +45 33 47 47 47

Website: www.kb.dk

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Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM–6:00 PM

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The Royal Danish Library (The Black Diamond) — Maria Eklind @ Flickr

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"Dan Sorte Diamant", 1999, Bibliothèque royale, Christiansbrygge, Slotsholmen, Indre By, C — byb64 @ Flickr

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Risiana Levie

5 March 2016

This place is amazing! Beautiful library with two types of architecture, old and modern come together. Good place to study and read, but they also have a museum area, restaurant and exhibition space.

Chris R (thechristophe)

6 September 2015

Stunning library, amazing reading rooms no need for ID to enter! Great place to sit and contemplate while reading. At 1pm music is played across the building for 3 minutes, and the sound is incredible

Jacques Holst

22 March 2012

The building is a royal treasure and open to the public. Lots of shows throughout the year & has a great study hall. The building itself is fascinating for its mix between old new Danish architecture.

VictoriaG

19 March 2015

Free WiFi and study places for any visitor. Beautiful old interiors. Amazingly tasty coffee at the coffee shop downstairs. Tips: there's a lunch place on the 2 floor open to public after 1.30pm

Emily Wilson

21 June 2015

The Black Diamond! Make sure to explore inside, too. It's interior is almost as beautiful as it's exterior.

PureWow

11 May 2015

Talk about comprehensive: This super-modern building holds almost every known Danish printed work, dating back to the first, which was produced in 1482.

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