[2025 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Austrian National Library (Updated Apr)

#museums the Austrian National Library Ticket price: 10€ adult Reading rooms at Heldenplatz, 1010 Wien Daily: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Constructed in the 18th century under the orders of Emperor Charles VI, the Austrian National Library is one of the world's most beautiful historical libraries and it is the largest Baroque library in Europe. The library's main building is the magnificent Palais Mollard-Clary, which was built in the 18th century by famous Baroque architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach. The interior is just as stunning as the exterior: visitors are awed by its grand staircase, ornate ceilings and frescoes, marble columns and statues. It is as vast as it is breathtaking, with over 12 million items in its collections. #100WaysOfTravel

I personally think the Austrian National Library is the most beautiful library I've visited in Europe. It is part of the Hofburg Palace and houses many priceless books. The current entrance fee is 10 euros per person. Once inside, you'll feel like you're in a European aristocratic library, reminiscent of the library scenes from Harry Potter. The entire atmosphere is very high-end and sophisticated, making it well worth a visit.

This is a very magnificent library, which kinds of make me feel like I’ve walked into Harry Potters’s world. There were lots of book in this library. However, €10 for the ticket seems to be very overpriced even though it’s a great experience This fabulous library is in the State Hall which has a different, much smaller entrance, than that signposted "Osterreichische Nationalbibliotek" on the outside of the Hofburg Imperial Palace fronting Heldenplatz. Entry cost was EUR8-00 for seniors and EUR10-00 for adults. There were a number of stairs to be negotiated before gaining entry to the library which was on the first floor. The State Hall was built between 1723 and 1726 on the orders of Emperor Charles VI. The State Hall today hosts over 200,000 books, many leatherbound, dating from 1501 to 1850. These are housed in a spectacularly ornate hall which is over 77 metres long, 14 metres wide and nearly 20 metres high. In the middle section of the Hall there is a large richly frescoed cupola under which sits a statue of Emperor Charles VI. The ceilings are also beautifully frescoed and there are masses of gilded woodwork. The books are on two levels with beautifully carved wooden staircases between them and a wonderful curved balustrade surrounding the top level. There are also huge ladders at regular intervals to reach the books on the upper shelves on each level. There are also secret rooms, where the bookshelves open, and reading spaces.#Travelvienna

Attraction: State Hall of the Austrian National Library Address: Palmenhaus, Schmetterlinghaus Hofburg Burggarten, Vienna , Austria Opening hours: 10am to 6pm Tickets: €10 for adults, €7.5 for students The State Hall of the Austrian National Library has a rich history that dates back several centuries. The library was founded in 1368, making it one of the oldest libraries in the world. The State Hall, specifically, was constructed in the 18th century as part of the larger library complex. The Library has an extensive collection including rare books, old maps and historical documents. I was fascinated by the beauty of the library #timetotravel #austria #vienna #library #history

#EuropeTrip #Vienna #Europe #Austria #OverseasTrip I went to the Austrian National Library in Vienna. You can get Japanese explanatory materials from the staff at the entrance. When you enter the library, you will see many beautiful picture books and a beautifully painted high ceiling. The baroque-style interior makes you feel like you are in a fairy tale. The library is not very large, so it takes about 30 minutes to look around. Address; Josefsplatz 1, 1015 Wien, Austria

Austria's most beautiful library Vienna is a very friendly city for tourists. Most of the attractions are surrounded by the ring road, and many of the attractions are indoors, without fear of rain and cold. Just near Hofburg, there is one of the oldest libraries in the world, the Austrian National Library and the most beautiful library in Austria. The earliest collection of books dates back to the 14th century and has begun to take shape in the 16th century. In 1902, the library was nationalized and now has a total of 2.4 million volumes. The intermediate reading hall is a high-profile elliptical roof with long walkways on both sides as an exhibition hall. The murals of the dome are colorful and colorful, describing war and peace. Exquisite gold decoration The space supported by the marble stone makes people feel amazing when they enter, and they often look up. Reminds me of Yu Qiuyu in the cultural journey

Walking into Vienna, the world's music capital, I am fascinated by the piano from the elementary school. Look for the traces of Mozart and wait on the banks of the Danube. The most favorite is the Austrian National Library, which was built in the court library of the 14th century. The 10 million books are decorated with golden decorations, so that you can indulge in the ancient book fragrance of the royal family...

Because I am a library collector, I know that only ordinary buildings can become a library of the national capital. Especially in Europe, the library itself is worth a visit. The Austrian National Library was formerly the Royal Library of the Habsburg dynasty and part of the Hofburg Imperial Palace. After the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it was changed to the National Library and now it is sold separately and entered. There are more than 200,000 volumes of ancient books collected here, some of which are allowed to be read in the reading hall. I remember that one of the borrowers accidentally soiled the books, so the books are not borrowed now. Maybe I Remember to mix). But now Austria has put these books in an electronic version, which everyone can check. Now the lobby of the library is for visitors to visit. The standard Baroque style is magnificent and magnificent. It is not inferior to the Prague Monastery Theological Library.

#ViennaCityHall #RathausChristmasMarket #HofburgPalace #ImperialVienna #SisiMuseum #AustrianNationalLibrary #StStephensCathedral #GothicVienna #ViennaStateOpera #MadameTussaudsVienna #ViennaFerrisWheel #PraterViews #BelvederePalace #KlimtsTheKiss #SchönbrunnPalace #WinterAtSchönbrunn #ViennaZoo #TiergartenSchönbrunn #OldestZooInTheWorld Vienna in winter feels like stepping into a storybook — elegant, quiet, and rich with history. Over three days and two nights, I wandered through grand palaces, festive markets, and snowy streets that made the city’s old-world charm even more magical. Day 1: Christmas Sparkle at City Hall After arriving and settling in, I headed straight to Vienna City Hall (Rathaus), where the famous Christmas Market lit up the evening. With twinkling lights strung across the square, stalls offering hot punch and gingerbread, and the scent of roasted almonds in the air, it was an enchanting way to begin the trip. The grand Neo-Gothic building made the perfect backdrop for the festive buzz — a warm welcome to winter in Vienna. Day 2: From Imperial Grandeur to Wax Figures & Winter Views The morning started at the majestic Hofburg Palace, where I explored the Sisi Museum and Imperial Apartments, full of elegance and quiet intrigue. Just a short walk away, the Austrian National Library wowed with its dramatic baroque ceilings, towering shelves, and quiet grandeur. After lunch, I visited St. Stephen’s Cathedral, where the interior was beautifully lit with candles and the tower climb offered sweeping views over snow-dusted rooftops. Later, I took a guided tour of the Vienna State Opera — red velvet, golden balconies, and a history echoing with Mozart and Mahler. Before sunset, I made a fun detour to Madame Tussauds, where I posed with wax icons from Sisi to Einstein. Just steps away, I boarded the historic Giant Ferris Wheel (Wiener Riesenrad) at the Prater and as it slowly turned above the city, Vienna lit up below in a snowy twilight glow. To end the day, I made my way to the elegant Belvedere Palace. Inside, I stood in awe before Klimt’s The Kiss, glowing with golden warmth. It was the perfect, peaceful finale to a day filled with contrasts — history, pop culture, and art all in one. Day 3: Schönbrunn’s Winter Charm & A Walk Through the Zoo My final day began at Schönbrunn Palace, where soft snow framed the yellow façade and royal rooms whispered stories of emperors past. The chilly gardens were beautifully serene. Next door, I explored Tiergarten Schönbrunn, the world’s oldest zoo. Even in winter, it was full of life — pandas munching bamboo, seals diving into icy pools, and a warm rainforest dome that made me forget the cold entirely. Vienna in winter has it all — elegance, coziness, art, history, and even a few surprises. From imperial palaces and candlelit cathedrals to wax figures, giant wheels, and snowy zoos, it was a whirlwind of charm in just three days. A perfect escape where every corner felt like a fairytale.

#Spring0yentrip ・St. Stephen's Cathedral ・Belvedere Palace ・Austrian National Museum ・Sissi Museum ・Vienna City Hall ・Naschmarkt ・Graben Street ・Palais Kinsky ・Austrian National Library💰 ・Karlskirche 🍽️Cafe Central 🍽️Cafe Sacher Sachertorte shop 🍽️Hannelore Bar 🍽️Gerstner Cafe in the First District 🍽️Dachboden Bar 🍽️Onyx Restaurant The Austrian National Library was truly the most beautiful library in the world. We were told that it was closed when we went there around 5:45pm because it was open until 6pm on the day of our reservation, so make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before closing! 💦 Cafe Sacher is the birthplace of Sachertorte, and there was a very long line. The shop is spacious, so I think the turnover rate is good. The Sachertorte wasn't too sweet, had a strong berry flavor, and was delicious without being too heavy! The other rice dishes looked delicious too✨ The interior of Cafe Central is like a church, so we had a very elegant time. There was also live piano music.

#EuropeanTravel I'm going to give you some great tips for those of you planning a trip to Eastern Europe! I've been to Eastern Europe twice, so I'll tell you for sure! 🇩🇪Germany🇩🇪 - Be sure to drink beer! There are a lot of really delicious beers, so make sure to try them! - If you're using Frankfurt as a transit point, go out and explore during your spare time! It's not that big, so you can see everything in 4-5 hours! - I also recommend visiting various cities like Munich and Dresden! 🇦🇹Austria🇦🇹 - Vienna, Salzburg, etc. Each city has its own unique charm ❤️ - If you go to Salzburg, I recommend you also visit Hallstatt! - If you take the train early in the morning, you can use it at a much cheaper price! 🚋 🇨🇿Czech Republic🇨🇿 - The most famous city, Prague, is small, so you can walk around and see everything leisurely in 3-4 days! - The beer is really delicious, just like in Germany! 🍺 - The cost of living is really cheap, so if you have money to spare, I highly recommend the Czech Republic! ❤️ 🇭🇺Hungary🇭🇺 - The hot springs are really good, so if you like playing in the water, I recommend you go! - The food wasn't as delicious as I thought ㅠ

#AustraliaFlightEvent The Austrian National Library is considered the most beautiful library in the world! It was even more beautiful when I actually went there ❤️🥰 1. Student Discount It's a paid admission, but if you're a college student, Make sure to bring your English student ID! You can get almost a 50% discount! I also got a 50% discount, so I got in for less than 10,000 won! 2. Music Appreciation There's a place where you can enjoy music! There are headsets, so be sure to enjoy the music! There's also sheet music, so it was amazing! ❤️

#AustraliaFlightEvent 🇦🇹Austria🇦🇹 It's such a beautiful country with so much to see! I visited Vienna, Salzburg, and Hallstatt, and they all had their own charms, and they were so beautiful ❤️ If you go in the spring, you can also see beautifully decorated gardens! 🇨🇿Czech Republic🇨🇿 I've only been to Prague twice, and the prices are really cheap, and there's a lot of delicious food! It's a small city, so it's great to walk around and see things slowly, and the scenery is really beautiful! 🇭🇺Hungary🇭🇺 I went to Budapest, the city of night views, and the night views were really beautiful! It was the most beautiful night view I've ever seen in my life 🥰❤️

Austrian National Library (Said to be the most beautiful library in the world, and it really is beautiful. Highly recommended) https://maps.app.goo.gl/qQs5pUi3KENFiEoG9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Karlskirche (Great for a quick visit while passing by) https://maps.app.goo.gl/b4gL8onMw8Qjjy1Q7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy St. Peter's Church (Great for a quick visit while passing by) https://maps.app.goo.gl/xtty5AGEx6wXVdDd9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

#CanadaFlightEvent The Austrian National Library is one of the most beautiful libraries in the world! I went there because I was curious after traveling to Vienna! ❤️ A useful tip that can be used not only at the National Library but also when traveling in Europe! This student discount is surprisingly big! There are places that give you almost 50% off, so If you're a college student, be sure to get your international student ID and get a discount!

As the sound of horse hooves echoes on the cobblestone streets of Vienna's Old Town, this unfinished center of imperial ambitions, with its 68-meter-high curved facade, reflects the final twilight of the Habsburg dynasty. The New Palace, the youngest "last prince" in the Hofburg complex, solidifies the Austro-Hungarian Empire's last struggle for world hegemony. As soon as you step into the magnificent gate of the Hofburg Palace, a strong historical atmosphere will hit you. This palace has been the political heart of the Habsburg family since the Middle Ages and has witnessed the rise and fall of countless dynasties. Walking in the corridors of the palace, every step seems to be stepping on the vein of time, making people involuntarily immersed in that glorious history. The New Palace (Neue Burg), as a shining new star in the Hofburg complex, with its neoclassical architectural style, showcases the European aesthetic pursuit from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Walking in Heldenplatz, two towering bronze statues come into view - Prince Eugene of Savoy and Archduke Karl of Savoy, who respectively represent Austria's heroic history of resisting foreign invasions. In these two statues, the horses only have two feet on the ground to support the weight of the entire statue, which shows the unparalleled artistic skills of the sculptor Ficone and makes people marvel at the craftsmanship level of that era. Crossing the square, I walked into the Austrian National Library (Österreichische Nationalbibliothek). In this palace of knowledge, four statues at the entrance quietly speak of the virtues of wisdom, justice, strength and temperance. They are not only a symbol of the spirit of the library, but also the best interpretation of the endless pursuit of knowledge. Walking among the sea of ​​books, I seem to hear the whispers of history and feel the stories and wisdom behind each book. tips 1️⃣ Metaphor of the curved facade The 97 columns of the neoclassical facade correspond to the number of ethnic groups in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The chariot array on the cornice frieze was originally planned to be wrapped in pure gold, but Bohemian brass was used instead due to the outbreak of war. 2️⃣ The Sigh of the Knights’ Hall The 4-ton bronze chandelier was supposed to be hung on the 24-meter-high dome, but was eventually suspended at 17 meters due to structural problems, creating the most shocking "oppression aesthetics" space in Europe. 3️⃣ Ghost Platform The Imperial Railway Terminal, 15 meters underground, retains the royal train that did not depart in 1914, and the agate washbasin in the carriage still has water.

|First-time Visit. ✨[Immersive Museum Guide] After visiting the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna three times, I have compiled these tips 📚 📍Address: Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien ⏰Opening Hours: 10:00–18:00 (Thursdays until 21:00) 🎫Tickets: Adults €18 / Students under 27 €12 / Audio Guide €6 ——🏛️ Must-see Masterpieces —— 1️⃣ Bruegel's "The Tower of Babel" on the top floor Observe the astonishing architectural details of this 16th-century painting up close. Magnifying glasses are available on-site. We recommend using a wide-angle lens to capture the full view (non-flash photography is allowed). 2️⃣ Raphael's "Madonna of the Meadow" in the Raphael Room The masterpieces of the three great Renaissance artists always draw a crowd. We recommend heading straight to the second floor after the museum opens to secure a prime spot. 3️⃣ Gilded Mummy Coffin in the Egyptian Collection Discover the secrets of eternal life from 3,300 years ago in the dimly lit blue exhibition hall. The hieroglyphs on the coffin change with the angle of the light. ——🖼️ Must-visit Exhibition Routes —— 🔹 First Floor | Painting Gallery Browse by country for a more efficient visit: Italian Room → German Room → Flemish Room. Remember to look up at the gilded ceiling murals. 🔹 Second Floor | Egyptian & Near Eastern Antiquities • Mummy Room (not for the faint-hearted) • Fragments of the Code of Hammurabi • Sumerian Cuneiform Tablets 🔹 Basement | Coin Cabinet The only museum in the world to use AR technology to display ancient coins. Experience the "Virtual Minting" interactive installation. ——☕️ Hidden Gems —— 🌟 Secret Spot in the Dome Café Buy a €3.5 Viennese coffee and sit in the corner of the circular terrace to capture both the museum dome and the symmetrical view of the Natural History Museum. 🎁 Unique Souvenirs • Ancient Egyptian Scarab Jewelry (exclusive) • Vintage Ceramic Brooches of Famous Paintings • Habsburg Family Afternoon Tea Set 💡 Hidden Audio Guide Menu Long press the number keys to listen to behind-the-scenes stories from the curators (including Chinese). ——📌 Practical Tips —— 🚇 Transportation: Take the U3 subway line to Volkstheater Station, exit at Exit 2, and walk for 3 minutes. The entrance is marked by a statue of Maria Theresa holding a scepter. 🎟️ Money-saving Tips: • Free admission on the first Sunday of each month • Vienna Pass holders can use the fast track • Buy tickets in advance on the official website to save 30% of queuing time ⏳ Recommended Visit Duration: Art Novice: 2 hours (focus on the must-see masterpieces) Art Enthusiast: 4+ hours (including a break at the café) ⚠️ Important Notes: • Backpacks must be stored (1€ coin refundable) • Thursday evenings see 50% fewer visitors • The museum is around 20°C in winter, so wear a coat that is easy to put on and take off 🌙 Evening Surprise: Every Thursday at 18:30, there is a curator talk (in English/German). Afterward, you can lie on the carpet in the central hall and watch the dome projection animation.

#0yentravelJanuary2025 #Austria #Overseastravel Austria's largest national library, the Austrian National Library📚 With a collection of about 11 million items, this place is known as one of the most beautiful and historic libraries in the world, and it was the spot I most wanted to visit on my trip to Vienna🥺 I often see it in social media posts, and because of its beauty, it is said to look like the library in Beauty and the Beast, or like you've wandered into the world of Harry Potter🤍 Josefsplatz 1, 1015 Wien, Austria 10:00-18:00 💰Price per person: about 1,600 yen

When visiting Vienna, the Austrian National Library is a must-visit spot for many people. Its predecessor was the Royal Library of the Habsburg dynasty. After all, it was one of the "great powers" back then, so it collected a lot of treasures. The library has a collection of more than 7 million items, the most famous of which are 43,000 rare books and 238,000 manuscripts. Thanks to this rich collection, it is known as one of the "five largest libraries in the world". You need to make an appointment on the official website to enter the library hall, or you can buy tickets on site. However, there are quite a lot of people queuing up to buy tickets on site, so it is strongly recommended to make an appointment to buy tickets. Tourists usually buy tickets for the State Hall, the reading hall on the second floor (tickets are 11 euros), which is the best spot to take photos in the library. (Other prices, such as the Ticket Literature Museum, are 6 Euros) Of course, for tourists, there are not many ancient books to see, but the reading hall built in the 18th century is so beautiful, an authentic medieval Baroque building with gorgeous murals on the top and walls, so this is the place that tourists are most interested in and the most crowded. Here you can see the handwritten music scores of musicians such as Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven, and there are headphones on site to listen to the corresponding music scores. It is said that the library has a large collection of ancient Chinese calligraphy and paintings, such as the "Complete Map of the World" drawn by Matteo Ricci in China during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. However, these treasures can no longer be seen. There are only four huge globes and celestial bodies, which record the Austrians' understanding of the world and celestial bodies hundreds of years ago.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #AustriaTravel #AustriaVienna In Vienna, the capital of Austria, there is a truly beautiful library, the ‘Austrian National Library’. Detailed location: Josefsplatz 1, 1015 Wien, Austria

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #AustriaTravel #AustriaVienna In Vienna, the capital of Austria, there is a truly beautiful and wonderful library, the ‘Austrian National Library’. Detailed location: Josefsplatz 1, 1015 Wien, Austria

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #AustriaTravel This is the Austrian National Library in Vienna, the capital of Austria. This is also famous for being a library with a Harry Potter atmosphere, so I think it would be good for Harry Potter fans to visit. It is more magnificent and beautiful in person than in the pictures.

Day 1: Sisi Museum Hofburg Wien and Hofburg Palace Lunch: Brasserie Palmenhaus Wien Austrian National Library, State Hall St. Stephen's Cathedral Dinner: Do&Co Hotel Vienna
 Day 2: Breakfast: Gerstner K. u. K. Hofzuckerbäcker Schloss Belvedere St. Charles's Church Swarovski famous Christmas decor and J. & L. Lobmeyr Lunch/cafe: The Bank Brasserie & Bar in the Park Hyatt Vienna 
Tour at Austrian Parliament (free, booked, 85 min) Dinner: Lugeck (High quality Viennese food) Day 3: Schloss Schönbrunn Lunch: Christmas market Albertina (the perfect photo spot for the Opera house) Kunsthistorisches Museum Dinner: Christmas market at the City Hall Rathausplatz Day 4: Train to Bratislava Lunch: Bratislavský Meštiansky Pivovar Sight-seeing: Primacial Palace and Apponyi Palace Dinner: Slovak Pub Desset: Kormuth Confectionery 18:15 Train to Vienna Drinks: Das LOFT in SO Vienna

The Austrian National Library in Vienna is said to be the model for the library in Beauty and the Beast. It is located in a corner of the Hofburg Palace, making it easily accessible. The sight of the heavy wooden bookshelves filled with books is breathtaking. There are also plenty of panels explaining the history, making it a worthwhile visit. However, you cannot touch or borrow the books. You can only enjoy the beautiful building. Due to its popularity on Instagram, there is a long line shortly after opening hours. The interior is not very large, so it is recommended to visit early at the opening. There is an admission fee, but the satisfaction level is high. There is also a student discount, so don't forget your student ID! Be sure to check it out o(^▽^)o

#GlobalTravel Although Vienna is the capital of music, I am not very interested in watching musicals, so I arranged an itinerary that has nothing to do with music. I hope to share it with you ✨ Among them, I think the must-go places are St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Austrian National Library, the White Water Art Village, Cafe Central and Schönbrunn Palace😆 If you are interested, you can check out my IG for the two-day and one-night #Vienna itinerary~ See you next time! @hiyoko_travelll

#magicalxmastrip The Austrian National Library in Vienna is a treasure trove of history and culture, housed in the magnificent Hofburg Palace. Its Baroque State Hall is a masterpiece, adorned with frescoed ceilings, marble statues, and thousands of ancient books. As one of the world’s most beautiful libraries, it offers a glimpse into Austria’s literary and intellectual heritage, captivating all who visit.#2024mapped

#2024mapped Vienna, being the capital of Austria and sandwiched between the powerhouse Germany and other Eastern European countries, is an especially vibrant city with Eastern cultural roots and Western classical/baroque intricate architecture. Recommended places for a citywalk: 1) Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 2) St Peter’s Catholic Church etc 3) Vienna State Opera *detailed in other posts* 4) Belvedere - a palace+garden complex 5) Burggarten - a garden with varied views and a Mozart statue 6) Austrian National Library - baroque-styled antique library 7) Stephansplatz

📍Austria, Vienna ✔️Austrian national library Austrian National Library The Planksaal is famous as one of the most beautiful libraries in the world! It was said to have been the model library for Beauty and the Beast, so it was one of the places I was looking forward to 💫 From the moment I entered, I felt like I was in a scene from the movie 🎞️ Built in the 1720s, it has been through the world wars... It has been open to the public as a national library since 1920, and it seems that more than 200,000 books are still stored there. I was amazed at its height and grand scale! ️ Even though it is a library, the ceiling paintings and space are so wonderful that it is truly impressive 👏 But then I thought that the staff were using the stairs to manage the books, so I guess it must be a fine library 💭 It's wonderful that it is still in such a beautiful condition, and I'm deeply moved to think that people from all over the world will continue to come to see this library for a long time to come! And even if you have to pay the entrance fee, if you come to Vienna, I highly recommend visiting! ⚠️ You can also buy tickets online, so just show the QR code at the entrance and you can easily enter 🎫 Also, there is an elevator 🛗 available inside the building ➕ coin lockers 🛅 available! #Overseas travel record

📍 Austrian National Library, Austria When I came to Wohn, I definitely wanted to go to this place💓 It is the largest national library in Austria, with 7.4 million items, and is one of the most beautiful libraries in the world📚 You can buy a ticket on the first floor, go up the stairs to the second floor, and the library is on the second floor! By the way, the stairs are also beautiful💓 (Show your ticket to the staff and have them scan the barcode to enter.) When you step inside, it's like a space that really looks like it came out of "Beauty and the Beast", and the books lined up from floor to ceiling were a spectacular sight📚🤍✨ This library is the model for Beauty and the Beast🌹 The library hall is 80m deep and 20m high, and in the center stands a statue of Charles VI! It feels like you've traveled back in time to the Middle Ages. I was simply moved by the wonderful space. . 🥹💓 The frescoes on the ceiling are also beautiful 👏👏 This is a highly recommended spot to visit when you come to Vienna. Add some excitement to your daily life: 🌙 📍 Austrian National Library 📮 Josefsplatz 1, Vienna 1010, Austria 🕚 10:00-18:00 (21:00 only on Thursdays) Closed on Mondays 👛 €10 #tripoverseastravel #austria #overseastravel #europetrip #austriatrip #europe