Národní knihovna

Every book here and very good service

The library is a nice place for self study and reading.The security guard is nice.

The national library of technical university is one of the biggest where i was.It has six floors with different topics. A lot of literature. And everyone can entry by free entrance"

Such a cool place.I don’t think I’ve ever seen a library as cool as this one!Everywhere you see there a story why something it’s in each place (design).They also have a place where you can play Mario bros and stuff.They said you are able to stay the entire night if you need to continue working.It’s free entrance.

The National Library of Technology (NTK) is located in Prague, Czech Republic. It is the largest science and technology library in the Czech Republic, and one of the largest in Europe.The library is a part of the Czech Technical University in Prague and the only library in the Czech Republic that specializes in science, technology, and engineering. It has more than two million volumes of books, periodicals, technical reports, and electronic resources.The NTK building was designed by the renowned Czech architect Martin Rajnis, and it was opened to the public in 2009. The building has won several architectural awards and it is considered one of the most modern and innovative libraries in the world.The library provides a wide range of services to its users, including access to online databases, inter-library loan, document delivery, and reference services. It also offers study spaces, meeting rooms, and a café.In addition, the NTK has a number of special collections, including the Karel Čapek Collection, the Josef Hlávka Collection, and the Bibliography of the Czech Technical Literature collection.Overall, the National Library of Technology is an important institution for researchers, scholars, and students in the field of science and technology in the Czech Republic.

This place is amazing! Primarily serving as a studying safe haven for the Technical university students, this library is open to everyone to either admire the architecture and design or just sit on a sofa and chill over a good book.

there is always a pleasant student-like informal atmosphere here. It is cozy and I have never observed any aggression here. there is sufficient space between the tables for conversations, and some students use to work on there project. the terrace outside is spacious and in a pleasant environment. There is a large hall available where you can sit in luxurious armchairs and the toilets are excellently maintained within a short walking distance. the consumption offer is also varied and of high quality.

Huge yes.The design is amazing, nice temperature, open all day (and night) long. Free for students of other universities (+digital nomads). There are vending machines in each floor and a cafe on the bottom with nice outdoor space for the warm days.It can be very busy during the exams and in 6 floors you can’t find a single chair to sit. But surprisingly everyone respects the quiet zones.

It’s a really clean and modern library. There are quiet study rooms, teamwork rooms, as well as rooms with vending machines for food and drinks. I saw a small vending machines for stationery too. The toilets and food vending machines are on each floor, making them convenient to access.Each floor is quite small, so it is quite a walkable place.There seems to be some Czech Technical University (CTU) classes in a few rooms.The main hallways are a bit noisy as people are walking up and down staircases, so studying in the more remote corners of each floor may be better.I think the political drawings you can view in the center of the building are cute.On my first visit, I managed to enter without printing a free day pass—I simply asked the person at the entrance to let me in. (I’m not sure if it’s because I looked like a confused CTU student who forgot her card.) For my second visit, I managed to print my ticket at the ticket printer right next to the turnstiles.During the exam season, on a Saturday, the place was almost full though. I had a walk a bit to find a suitable seat.It’s not a tourist attraction per se—other libraries in Prague have a more storied history—but I think that it’s a good place to study.

Modern, friendly, entertaining, inspiring. Being there makes me happy to live in Prague. The place is build to serve people, especially students and it does it very well. It is open for everybody to enjoy reading from technical literature to comics and daily press. Snacks, drinks and comfortable seatings available. Often there are concerts of live music. As a wind down you can play with sand with projection or nostalgic arcade games. There is everything needed to spend a whole study day there