Országos Széchényi Könyvtár

Presentation by our colleague Boglárka Illyés at the Saint-Saëns Conference in Paris

2021/10/20

Book launch of the facsimile edition of the Kalmáncsehi Breviary

2021/10/18

The digitalised treasures of the National Széchényi Library have been transferred to Spitsbergen

2021/09/24

Video recordings of the Benyovszky conference presentations are now available

2021/09/23

On the occasion of the 280th anniversary of his birth, as part of the Benyovszky Memorial Year 2021, a scientific conference was organised at the Hungarian National Museum on 20 September 2021.

Pope Francis receives the decorative facsimile copy of the Pray Codex – photographs

2021/09/14

Decorative facsimile copy of the Pray Codex - The gift to the Holy Father on behalf of the Government of Hungary made by the NSZL

2021/09/10

Blessed Vladimir Ghika – temporary exhibition

2021/09/07 - 2021/09/25

Using our Special Collections

2021/06/24

Dear Readers!

Please note that, in accordance with epidemiological regulations, we can only offer research facilities in our special collection reading rooms after booking a place and time slot in advance.

We kindly ask you to make your reservation at least 24 hours before your planned visit, if possible.

We are awaiting the return of our readers with the lifting of visiting restrictions and reader pass renewal

2021/07/05

We are pleased to inform our readers that according to the Government Decree 365/2021 (VI. 30.) our institution can be visited again without any restrictions on number of visitors and the immunity certificate. To compensate for the ‘library-free’ months, the validity of annual reader passes purchased previously in 2020–2021 will be extended by six months, and the validity of six-month reader passes by three months, free of charge.

Dismantling of the tower crane in the Lions’ Court

2021/06/17

Dear Readers!

The disassembly of the tower crane used for the renovation of the Budapest History Museum started on Thursday morning, June 17, 2021. The work is expected to be completed on Saturday, June 19.

Hírek