Maurits Sabbe Library

The Maurits Sabbe Library is an academic library in Leuven that holds extensive collections focusing on theology and religious studies within a modern building. Beyond printed materials, it also offers digital resources and multiple study spaces designed for different ways of working.

The library developed as part of Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, one of Europe's oldest universities founded in 1425. It continues to support the academic tradition of the city through its specialized collections and research contributions.

The library serves as a gathering place where students and researchers from different fields work together on their academic projects. You will see people using the reading rooms and engaging with materials that support their studies across multiple disciplines.

The library provides different types of work areas ranging from quiet reading rooms to collaborative study spaces suited to various needs. It is helpful to check opening hours before your visit, as they can vary depending on the academic calendar.

The library welcomes not just university members but also local residents interested in theological studies, making it a gathering point for both academic work and broader intellectual curiosity. This openness creates a special environment where different types of learners can coexist.