Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library

The Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library is a national library in Saint Petersburg that houses extensive digital collections of documents, photographs, and multimedia materials about Russian history and governance. The modern building near the Neva River provides research facilities, exhibitions, and guided tours for visitors.

The library was established in 2007 and is one of three national libraries in Russia, named after the country's first president. Its founding under President Vladimir Putin reinforced its role in preserving and communicating Russian presidential history.

The library hosts exhibitions about Russian statehood and invites visitors to explore different phases of the nation's development through its collections. You can see how history comes alive through documents and photographs on display.

The building is located near the Neva River and is easily accessible by public transport, making it convenient for visitors. The research areas and exhibition spaces are designed to welcome both casual visitors and researchers seeking detailed materials.

The library operates directly under the Russian Presidential Administration rather than the Ministry of Culture, distinguishing it from other national libraries. This administrative structure makes it a specialized repository of Russian presidential documents and records.