Argentine National Library

The Argentine National Library, located in Buenos Aires, is the country's most important cultural institution dedicated to preserving and promoting literature, history, and knowledge. Established in 1810, it houses a vast collection of books, manuscripts, historical documents, and literary works, making it a vital resource for researchers, students, and the public. The library also hosts exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural events, serving as a center for intellectual and cultural life in Argentina. Its historic building and extensive archives reflect the nation’s rich literary heritage and dedication to intellectual development.