Inside the new national library in Kirchberg which opened to the public on 1 October Edouard Olzewski

Inside the new national library in Kirchberg which opened to the public on 1 October Edouard Olzewski

Designed by the German office Bolles+Wilson and built in collaboration with WW+, the Kirchberg building boast 8,570 m2 of public space, 470 seats available to visitors and holds 1.7 million documents. 

Documents are available for home loan and on-site consultation, but BNL’s subscribers can also access to online resources via eluxemburgensia.lu and books can also be ordered in advance by visiting a-z.lu.

Members of the public can register as a library user for free, provided they are aged 14 and over and live in Luxembourg or the Greater Region.