Amiens . Bibliothèque municipale

Amiens municipal library is a historic building in the city center holding extensive collections spanning different periods. The spaces house both printed works and handwritten documents that are open to the public.

The building was established in 1800 from assets seized by the state following the French Revolution. Valuable manuscripts from regional monasteries became part of the collection and remain a cornerstone of its holdings today.

The library showcases medieval treasures that visitors can explore, including rare manuscripts from regional religious communities. Walking through the rooms gives a sense of discovering centuries-old collections that reflect the region's heritage.

The building is centrally located and easy to reach, with multiple visiting times on different weekdays. Collections are open to the general public and allow access to documents and works without special requirements.

A collection acquired in 1866 holds thousands of printed works and important manuscripts documenting local stories. This particular collection offers deep insights into past events and the region's life through the centuries.

Location: Amiens

Inception: January 1, 1800

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: 50, rue de la République

Opening Hours: Monday 14:00-19:00; Tuesday-Wednesday 09:30-19:00; Thursday 14:00-19:00; Friday 09:30-19:00; Saturday 09:30-18:00

Phone: +33322971010

Website: http://bibliotheques.amiens.fr/medias/medias.aspx?

GPS coordinates: 49.89001,2.29495

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:03