National Library of Italy

The National Library of Italy, also known as the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma, is Italy’s largest and most important library. It holds millions of books, manuscripts, and historic documents, serving as a major center for research, preservation, and cultural heritage. Located in Rome, it supports scholars, students, and the public by offering access to Italy’s literary and historical treasures. The library also actively conserves rare collections and promotes Italian literature and history globally. Its role is vital in safeguarding Italy’s intellectual and cultural legacy for current and future generations.