Rising prominently in the heart of downtown Singapore, the National Library stands as a high-tech, 16-story structure and the nation’s largest library. Seven floors are dedicated to the Lee Kong Chian Reference Library, which specializes in materials related to Singapore. The Central Public Library, located in the basement, is currently closed for renovations. Visitors can explore the extensive collections and modern facilities, immersing themselves in the rich textual and digital resources that the library offers.
National Library of Singapore
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