Explore the Heritage of Herzog August Bibliothek

Established in 1572, Herzog August Bibliothek is one of the world’s premier reference libraries for 17th-century literature. Founded by Duke August the Younger, it plays a critical role in preserving historical texts.

The library features remarkable architecture with an extensive collection, including around 800,000 volumes, emphasizing antiquarian works. Unique aspects include its exhibitions showcasing two rotating displays of rare books and a permanent collection on Hermann Zapf’s typography, as well as giant medieval globes illustrating cartographic advances.

Noteworthy Highlights

• 💎 Rare Book Exhibits
• 🌐 Stunning Medieval Globes
• 📖 Typography Installations

Visitors can access the library at no cost, making it an enriching destination for tourists, families, and historians alike.