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1. Evje and Hornnes Tourist Office
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Tourist Office in Evje and Hornnes is located in the Info Building in the centre of Evje. At the same premises there is a nice gift and interior store and an incredibly pleasant, fully licenced cafeteria. The Tourist Office opens June 1.
2. Biblioteket ved Hogskulen i Volda
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. Solvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
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4.5 based on 56 reviews
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus is the natural meeting place in the center of Stavanger. The public can visit the library, attend a wide range of events and activities for both children and adults. At Sølvberget's first floor you can also find Sølvberget gallery which presents contemporary art exhibitions of high quality. Every year in September you can visit Kapittel, Stavanger International Festival of Literature and freedom of Speech. Sølvberget is also a place where you can hang out, study, read, relax, use the public computers, get online on the free wifi or read newspapers. Sølvberget also accommodates Odeon cinema, the cafes Renaa Xpress and Backstage and the newsstand Narvesen.
4. Stjordal Public Library
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Stjordal Public Library is located in the middle of the city centre. Here, you may read and borrow books, audio books, music, movies and games. You may also print and copy. We offer free use of computers and internet. The library is often host to various exhibitions, concerts, meetings and other events. Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10-16 Tuesday and Thursday 10-19 Saturday 10-14 Sunday closed Reading room open Monday - Friday at 09.00 Summer: June - August Monday - Friday 10-16
5. Moss Library
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
6. Deichmanske Bibliotek
7. Mandal bibliotek
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Mandal public library is everything you expect a modern library to be. You can use our free WiFi from your own internet device, or you can use one of our public machines. Printing, scanning and copying is also possible for a small fee. Of course we have books too. Loads and loads of them. All residents of Norway are free to loan from our collection.
8. Bergen Public Library
9. Stormen library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Bodo2020 - Bodo, Norway
You must go there to see for yourself. This is a library with a view over the harbour in Bodø, a town in North Norway with over 50 000 inhabitants. I don`t think noone have such a wonderful prospect. It`s pieacfully to sit and read a newspaper og just relex. It`s lots of space. There is also a cafè in the building. And maybe you are lucky to see small exhibitions like paintings made of young pupils, or art made of older students. Sometimes there is readings for kids, sometimes dancing and plays. The building where the library are, is only 5 years old. Last time I visited the library, was at "Kulturnatt 2019", where I watch many ballettdancers showing several dancers from their upcoming christmasshow "Nøtteknekkeren". Nice :)
10. Tromso Public library and City Archives
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4.5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By Redpanda59 - The Hague, The Netherlands
Been here a few times on a quiet afternoon when I ran out of idea’s of what to do. It’s great as libraries usually are and is joined to the Movie house complex and there is a great little cafe, with small meals and lovely coffee and sweets.
