Moravskoslezská vědecká knihovna v Ostravě, Scientific library in Ostrava, Czech Republic
Moravskoslezska vedecka knihovna v Ostrave occupies the New Town Hall building at Prokesovo Square and houses reading rooms, research areas, and extensive collections across multiple floors. The facility is organized into clear sections for different types of scientific materials and provides modern workspaces for visitors.
The institution was founded in 1951 and grew to become the primary scientific research center in the Moravian-Silesian Region. Over the following decades it expanded and modernized continuously to meet the growing needs of researchers and students.
The library serves as a meeting place for researchers and students from across the region who come to work on their projects and browse specialized journals. The space reflects the city's commitment to knowledge and shows how important ongoing learning is to the local community.
Free registration is available for students under 18, seniors over 70, and holders of disability cards, making access to materials easier. Visitors can use both printed books and digital resources and should bring identification or registration documents on their first visit.
The institution is planning to move to a new building called the Black Cube, which will expand its capacity and technological capabilities. This project marks a significant step toward equipping the library with modern research tools.
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