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Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library
Attraction
4.6 (1527 reviews)
Budapest, Reviczky u. 1, 1088 Hungary
+36 1 411 5000
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning historic architecture
The library, especially the 4th-floor palace rooms, boasts incredibly well-preserved 19th-century architecture, chandeliers, and ornate details.
• palatial atmosphere
Visitors often feel like they've stepped into a palace rather than a library, creating a unique and elegant experience.
• ideal for studying
The quiet, beautiful environment with natural lighting makes it a superb place for studying, exam prep, or working.
• affordable for students
Students can obtain a library card for a very low annual fee, offering excellent value for regular access.
• easy access location
The library is easy to find, conveniently located near public transport and within walking distance of other attractions.
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