The Austrian National Library is the largest library in Austria. It doesn't matter how much the collection is in my opinion. Some collections don't mean much to me, and I don't understand it anyway. Personally feel that the library's architecture and design are more interesting than the books inside. Location in the Hofburg Palace, not too good to find, but good is also a popular attraction, ask more questions ok. After the second floor, there will be people at the entrance to collect tickets, one person 7 euros. You can take photos, but you can't flash, you can't yell loudly The whole library is a golden feeling, the height is very high, and the bookshelf needs to climb up the ladder. The whole is like a magical library. I feel that I have not entered the magic school of Harry Potter. If there is a magic wand, I don't need a ladder, right? Directly, the book you want is properly flew into your hand~~ The dome is a beautiful mural, reflecting the entire golden hall. There are not many people in the library. Some people stop to take photos of them, and some people look inside the books on the sample platform. But there are almost no books to read, maybe I have not touched them. Here is the book to borrow, the locals have the card here, for me to understand this, I have to look around.