Public
Libraries are great information and service centers
for tourists and visitors.
Use the facilities like Internet, fax-service, copying
facilities etc.,
and obtain much more information about Copenhagen |
As a tourist visiting Copenhagen we recommend you to use your local
library if you are seeking information about the city or just want
to use facilities like Internet, fax-service, copying facilities
etc.
You will often find a library nearby where you are lodging, or use
this link with a map over libraries placed around Copenhagen.
www.kkb.bib.dk
The Danish word for library is "Bibliotek".
Use
the libraries free Internet facilities.
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Read
your free fresh newspaper, magazines,
literature etc. at the local library.
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The
libraries around the city and vicinities offers a large number of
free services, and in some seldom occasions just charge a
symbolic fee for assistance.
Mostly
all librarians speak more languages beside their native tongue and
are very helpful, without bias, no matter what kind of assistance
you ask for.
You will always find the pulse of the cities atmosphere beating
by just looking at the billboard, where you will achieve interesting
information about local arrangements, activities and so one.
A lot of free fresh daily newspapers from different countries are
available as well as magazines and other popular reading stuff,
and there is always a shelf with foreign books and literature you
can lend during your stay.
You
can obtain a lot of help and information
about Copenhagen, as many librarians speak
more languages beside their native tongue.
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Use
the libraries free e-mail facilities to send or receive e-post.
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You
can use the libraries Internet facilities free of charge to send
an e-mail or if you just want to check the news from your home country,
flight and hotel reservations etc.. You name it and the Internet
has it!
And
the best part is - that some libraries also have open on Saturdays
and Sundays too.
The Central Library is located just a few blocks away from the Round
Tower and right in the old Latin Quarter of Copenhagen.
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