Library · Quartier de la Gare · Paris
Quai François Mauriac, 75706 Paris
The Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand stands as a monumental cultural landmark, defined by four iconic glass towers that house a vast collection of knowledge. Its architectural design creates a synthesis of modern urban structure and a serene, enclosed central forest. Visitors access a space dedicated to quiet research, reading, and cultural exhibitions along the banks of the Seine.
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It is the main site of the National Library of France, distinguished by its four glass towers that surround a central forest and house vast research collections.
The venue is situated on Quai François-Mauriac in the 13th arrondissement, with direct access via metro lines 6 and 14.
Beyond its primary role as a research library, the venue hosts public cultural exhibitions, workshops, and educational events throughout the year.
