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Biblioteca Municipal Nova Al-Russafí

Carrer Poeta al Russafi, 2, 46006 València, Valencia, Spain
+34 963 52 54 78
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Openning hours
  • Monday 8:45 AM – 2:45 PM
  • Tuesday 8:45 AM – 2:45 PM
  • Wednesday 8:45 AM – 2:45 PM
  • Thursday 8:45 AM – 2:45 PM
  • Friday 8:45 AM – 2:45 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed
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Biblioteca Municipal Nova Al-Russafí
Biblioteca Municipal Nova Al-Russafí
Biblioteca Municipal Nova Al-Russafí
Biblioteca Municipal Nova Al-Russafí
Biblioteca Municipal Nova Al-Russafí
Reviews
Manu Badia (09/17/2020)
PHENOMENAL! .. They have taken great care of me, I only had to bring a photo ID and fill out a form and I have already been able to access the library. Tomorrow they give me the card. I've been able to check out 3 books for a month so great. They are very careful with the issue of covid, which is appreciated. Now to enjoy reading! ;))
Vicente P D (12/15/2020)
About four people work for a library that with one or two would be fully operational. Take earplugs because those who come in for books don't care if there are people studying and it seems that librarians are competing with them to see who squeals the most. They are more partying than Pocholo, I hope I have that vacation one day because we go, they do not open half the days that it puts on the web and it is usually only in the morning, it is going to be that they get tired of sitting talking.
Carlos Navarro (11/14/2020)
On the website of the town hall it says that Saturday has to be open, one of the few in the entire city, and it is closed. Disinformation and few options in Valencia to find study rooms.
Juana Picazo (12/20/2020)
I went to study and I couldn't learn even 2 words because of the bad atmosphere
Paula O. (09/17/2020)
It only opens in the mornings from 9 to 14 (it must be that in the afternoon the coronavirus is transmitted more) They don't stop talking, there are days when there are conversations all the time. The librarians speak to each other in a practically normal voice, and they also do not warn people who come in to speak softly. Now at least with COVID the children's part is closed. If you want to study here, if or if you need earplugs
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