Biblioteca Nacional de Brasília

The National Library of Brasilia is a public library in the Cultural Complex of the Republic that houses books, manuscripts, maps, and audiovisual materials. The collections span multiple floors of a modernist concrete structure with reading rooms and media sections.

The library began operations in 2006 as part of the Cultural Complex of the Republic, designed by Oscar Niemeyer to enrich Brazil's cultural landscape. It was created to establish a modern knowledge center for the country.

The library serves as a gathering place where readers and writers meet through exhibitions and literary events that celebrate Brazilian authors and international knowledge. Visitors find spaces designed to foster connections with literature and learning communities.

Visitors can access digital catalogs, reading areas, multimedia sections, and a children's area spread across multiple floors. The clear layout of the modern building makes navigation straightforward for all users.

The building features curved lines and glass panels that capture natural light in shifting patterns throughout the day. This creates different visual impressions as sunlight moves through the interior spaces.