National Library named after Szecheny
1014 Budapest Szent Gyorgy ter 4-5-6.
Description:
The Szechenyi Library, the pride of Hungary, is located in Budapest. In the wing of the Royal Palace on the banks of Pest, with a magnificent view of Buda, is a repository with documents related to Hungarian history.
The library is called the founder of the library fund Count Ferenc Szecheny. In 1802, the count established the National Library and donated to its fund his books, manuscripts, coats of arms, maps, coins - a total of 13,000 units. The fund was constantly replenished and now amounts to 8 million units of storage.
How to get there: avt.16 - stop Dist ter.