National Library of Algeria

The National Library of Algeria is a major cultural institution in Algiers that houses books and documents on diverse subjects. The building has multiple floors with extensive reading areas and organized collections for research and study.

The library was founded in 1835 and served as an important archive during French colonial rule. After independence in 1962, it was transformed into the country's official national institution.

The library holds collections in Arabic, French, and other languages that reflect the country's linguistic heritage. Visitors can see how this diversity is organized across different sections of the building.

The building is located in central Algiers and is relatively easy to reach. Visitors should know that there are different sections for various types of collections and registration may be required.

The institution manages a specialized system for copyright registration and preservation of materials that are not found everywhere in the region. This system makes it an important place for controlling and documenting publications.

Location: Algiers

Inception: 1835

Founders: Louis-Adrien Berbrugger

Address: BP 127, Hamma, Les Annassers

Website: http://biblionat.dz

GPS coordinates: 36.74833,3.07194

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:42