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Exhibition on football and cultural history opens at the National Library on the occasion of the 2024 European Football Championship
Rendezvények

From 15 June to 14 July 2024, the NSZL celebrates the most popular sporting event of the summer with a family-oriented exhibition and a series of programmes entitled All-Time Football.

Night of Museums 2024 at the National Széchényi Library
Rendezvények

On 22 June, the national library will be alive with the hustle and bustle of the event related to Midsummer. A colourful programme of events will make the evening sparkle with activities for all ages.

The Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Year is halfway through – the contribution of the NSZL has also been acknowledged
Hírek

The work of the participating institutions, including the NSZL, has been recognised at a press conference.

Our colleagues at the QQML 2024 international conference
Hírek

As in 2019, Rita Ráczné Radó, Head of the Research Management Department of the National Library of Hungary, represented the national library at the conference, which was held for the 16th time in 2024.

Unusual opening hours in the library on 11 and 14 June
Hírek

We would like to inform our readers and visitors that we will be open until 4 pm on Tuesday, 11 June 2024, and until 5 pm, Friday, 14 June 2024.

Who connects: İbrâhîm Müteferrika – international conference organised by the NSZL in Ankara
Hírek

Under the auspices of the Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Year, the NSZL organised a symposium in cooperation with the Presidential National Library in Ankara. The focus of the event on 21 May 2024 was the oeuvre of the Transylvanian-born diplomat and founder of printing press, İbrâhîm Müteferrika.

Another 28 corvinas published digitally by the national library
Hírek

On 16 May 2024, the most recently published corvinas on the Bibliotheca Corvina Virtualis site were presented at a press conference in the Founder’s Hall of the NSZL.

Contemporary Greek poet visited our institution
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On the occasion of her visit to Budapest, the Greek poetess Stella Petridou visited the National Library of Foreign Literature and viewed the exhibitions of the national library.