Library named Pushkin A. S. in Saratov, Public library in Saratov, Russia.
The Pushkin Library sits at the corner of Yablochkova Street and Gorkogo Street in Saratov. It houses separate sections for books, periodicals, and digital materials that visitors can access both in person and through online services.
The library was founded in 1919 in the years following the October Revolution as part of a nationwide effort to promote reading and learning. It emerged during a period when education and books were seen as vital tools for society.
The library serves as a gathering place where people come to read and explore knowledge together. Programs and activities here welcome young readers and create spaces for learning and discovery throughout the year.
Visitors can find opening hours, collection details, and service information both at the location and on the website. The best time to visit depends on whether you prefer browsing the collections quietly or joining in organized programs.
The library holds official status as a registered cultural heritage object in the Russian Federation system under registration number 6430659001. This designation marks its importance as a preserved piece of the community's history.
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