Biblioteca civica di Verona

Biblioteca civica di Verona is a public library in Verona that spreads across multiple floors and houses a large collection of books, manuscripts, and other materials. The spaces are modern and designed to accommodate readers and researchers.

The library was founded in 1792 and received its current building in 1980, designed by renowned engineer Pier Luigi Nervi. This new structure allowed the collection to move into modern spaces and expanded public access.

The library preserves manuscripts and books from different periods that tell the story of Verona and its surrounding region. Visitors can experience the city's literary heritage displayed across its collections.

The building is open on weekdays and offers various reading areas where you can work comfortably. Modern facilities make it easy to navigate, and you should know that opening hours vary depending on the day of the week.

The library serves as the hub of a network of 13 branches spread across different neighborhoods in Verona. This system makes it the largest public information facility for the entire metropolitan area.

Location: Verona

Inception: June 2, 1980

Architects: Pier Luigi Nervi

Address: Via Cappello, 43, Verona

Phone: +390458079700

Email: biblioteche@comune.verona.it

Website: http://biblioteche.comune.verona.it/nqcontent.cfm?a_id=17011

GPS coordinates: 45.44130,10.99920

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:45