National Assembly Library of Korea

The National Assembly Library spans seven floors above ground and one below, containing over 12.7 million items including books, documents, and digital resources.

Founded in 1952, the library inherited materials from the Government-General of Chōsen Library following Korea's liberation from Japanese rule in 1945.

The library maintains collections of National Treasures and supports research in Korean humanities, social sciences, and legislative processes through extensive documentation.

Located at 1 Uisadang-ro, the library grants access to visitors over 16 years old and connects to Seoul through subway lines 3, 7, and 9.

The library functions as both a parliamentary and public institution, managing the largest collection of humanities and social sciences materials in South Korea.

Location: Yeongdeungpo District

Inception: 1952

Address: 서울특별시 영등포구 의사당대로 1 (여의도동) 국회도서관

Phone: +8227884211

Website: http://nanet.go.kr

GPS coordinates: 37.53120,126.91700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:37