Belgrade City Library

The Belgrade City Library is a public library located in central Belgrade, housing tens of thousands of books, periodicals, and digital materials spread across multiple floors. The building features different reading areas, a catalog section, and dedicated research spaces.

The library was founded in 1931, starting as a small reading room with a limited collection. Over the decades it grew into the capital's primary literary institution and evolved into a modern facility with digital resources.

The library organizes regular literary events, book presentations, and educational programs that connect readers with Serbian and international literature.

The library is open on weekdays until 8 PM with shortened hours on weekends, and visitors can register for a library card on site. The facility provides access to various resources and has designated work areas for different types of study.

The library is connected through a digital network with other libraries in the region, allowing visitors to access an even larger collection. This networking means readers can search and request materials from multiple facilities without being limited to one location.

Location: Belgrade

Inception: 1931

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Address: Кнез Михаилова 56

Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 08:00-20:00; Saturday 08:00-14:00

Website: http://bgb.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.82005,20.45348

Latest update: December 12, 2025 08:00