François-Mitterrand Library

The François-Mitterrand Library, located in Paris, is a major cultural hub and the largest library in France. Named after President François Mitterrand, it opened in 1996 and features a striking modern design with four large towers resembling open books. The library offers a vast collection of books, archives, and digital resources, serving as a center for research, learning, and public events. Its architecture and extensive facilities make it a symbol of France's dedication to knowledge, culture, and accessibility, attracting visitors, students, and scholars alike.