National Library for Children and Young Adults, National library in Yeoksam-dong, South Korea.
The National Library for Children and Young Adults is a specialized institution with six floors located in Seoul's Gangnam district. The building contains four above-ground levels and two underground levels that together house extensive collections for young readers.
This institution was founded in 2006 as the first specialized national library dedicated to young readers in South Korea. It emerged from a desire to provide youth and students with a central place for learning and exploration.
This library serves as a gathering place for families and school groups in the neighborhood. Visitors find a welcoming space specifically designed for young readers to explore and learn together.
Weekends and school holidays are ideal times to visit when families have time to explore. The facility is accessible and offers reading and learning spaces across all its levels.
The facility features an AR Center and Future Dream Hope Factory where visitors can blend traditional books with digital experiences. These spaces allow young people to discover stories in interactive and technologically creative ways.
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