National Library of Scotland located at George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1EW, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0131 623 3700

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Christopher Walker

5 Google Rating

This is such a cool library - and I wasn't even visiting to borrow any books! There's a nice little

5/ 5

This is such a cool library - and I wasn't even visiting to borrow any books! There's a nice little cafe, plenty of quiet reading places, and the library's own mini-museum, which, given its literary focus, offered something I haven't seen in that many other places. I spent quite a while looking around, learning from the displays - great fun!

Ali Shams Aldeen

4 Google Rating

The best place to read in Edinburgh.

4/ 5

The best place to read in Edinburgh.

Petitpor

5 Google Rating

The best place to study in Edinburgh! It’s quiet, clean and has everything I need. The staffs are

5/ 5

The best place to study in Edinburgh! It’s quiet, clean and has everything I need. The staffs are very friendly and helpful. I ❤️ this place.

Ryota Ogawa

5 Google Rating

Need to register to use library's services

5/ 5

Need to register to use library's services

Jan Barker

5 Google Rating

Although this is a repository for serious researchers (registration required) don't be put off from

5/ 5

Although this is a repository for serious researchers (registration required) don't be put off from entering this imposing building as both their permanent exhibition and regular temporary exhibitions are really worth seeing (and they're free!). There is a small cafe that sells sandwiches and cakes and a lovely gift shop with Scottish books and a small gift range. The NLS also hosts events and has regular educational 'how to research' type workshops. They have nice clean, accessible toilets.

Lorna Kinnaird

5 Google Rating

Staff fabulous.

5/ 5

Staff fabulous.

Ruijie SK Chong

5 Google Rating

Really interesting exhibitions going on here. The building facade and interior has interesting histo

5/ 5

Really interesting exhibitions going on here. The building facade and interior has interesting historical aspects to study too.

Cass Oakley

5 Google Rating

Easy to find in the heart of Edinburgh, great exhibitions on the side, and the cafe does a marvellou

5/ 5

Easy to find in the heart of Edinburgh, great exhibitions on the side, and the cafe does a marvellous cheese scone and coffee. Would recommend just for a look round.

K

5 Google Rating

Very impressive collection and interior of a reference-only library. (The Central Library across the

5/ 5

Very impressive collection and interior of a reference-only library. (The Central Library across the street serves other purposes.) The staff here were very helpful and friendly, and I just love the scholarly atmosphere of this place.

Mr. Meer

5 Google Rating

Very nice place. Beautifully designed. Structure is amazing from outside too. It's worth a visit.

5/ 5

Very nice place. Beautifully designed. Structure is amazing from outside too. It's worth a visit.

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