Russian State Library for Young Adults, Public library in Baumanskaya district, Moscow, Russia.
The Russian State Library for Young Adults is a library in Moscow's Baumanskaya district with multiple reading rooms designed for different ways of working. The spaces include zones for individual study, group research, and access to digital resources.
The library was founded in 1966 and later received major awards for its contribution to education and literature in Russia. These recognitions show its long history as an important institution for young people.
Young visitors come here to explore literature and media chosen for their generation, which shapes how the space is used and felt. This focus on youth interests makes the place different from typical adult libraries.
The library is located on Vozdvizhenskaya Street and is open on weekdays, with registration required if you want to borrow materials. Plan ahead for this step when you visit if you intend to take items with you.
The facility includes spaces with recording studios and technology labs where young people can create their own content. These features set it apart from traditional libraries and make it a place for hands-on creativity.
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