National Library of Technology

Perfect place for studying, you can choose from many comfortable places where you would like to sit and work. You are also allowed to borrow some technical books and acquire new knowledge. Whole place has really beautiful design and in the end, when you finish your work, you can go downstairs and order one of delicious meals or perfect hot chocolate!

I like how the library is internally designed so that it feels like great college life to study here. I really like how they have made a lot more study area in the past few years and have these rentable cabinets where you can study in peace with IQ numbers :) They have a lot of books and it is quite easy to find what you are looking for, but it is a little cumbersome if you want to borrow a book for most books here are not borrowable, especially on the catalog online. I would recommend adding more seats because still in busy times there are too many kids studying.

It’s a really clean and modern library. There are quiet study rooms, teamwork rooms, as well as rooms with vending machines for food and drinks. I saw a small vending machines for stationery too. The toilets and food vending machines are on each floor, making them convenient to access. Each floor is quite small, so it is quite a walkable place. There seems to be some Czech Technical University (CTU) classes in a few rooms. The main hallways are a bit noisy as people are walking up and down staircases, so studying in the more remote corners of each floor may be better. I think the political drawings you can view in the center of the building are cute. On my first visit, I managed to enter without printing a free day pass—I simply asked the person at the entrance to let me in. (I’m not sure if it’s because I looked like a confused CTU student who forgot her card.) For my second visit, I managed to print my ticket at the ticket printer right next to the turnstiles. During the exam season, on a Saturday, the place was almost full though. I had a walk a bit to find a suitable seat. It’s not a tourist attraction per se—other libraries in Prague have a more storied history—but I think that it’s a good place to study.

Best place to be productive literally any time. They even have a night room which is open from 10 pm until early morning.

Great place to study. Although don't expect any seats after 11 am on the weekends, which is rather sad, as I hate studying on the floor.

There are lot of book. They are about very different subjects. Also there are many English book about subjects. It is very good place to work, meet, discuss. You don’t need registration to use the library. Only if you want to take book, you need it. There are a cafe, meeting rooms.

there is always a pleasant student-like informal atmosphere here. It is cozy and I have never observed any aggression here. there is sufficient space between the tables for conversations, and some students use to work on there project. the terrace outside is spacious and in a pleasant environment. There is a large hall available where you can sit in luxurious armchairs and the toilets are excellently maintained within a short walking distance. the consumption offer is also varied and of high quality.

Such a cool place. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a library as cool as this one! Everywhere you see there a story why something it’s in each place (design). They also have a place where you can play Mario bros and stuff. They said you are able to stay the entire night if you need to continue working. It’s free entrance.