Kansalliskirjastolle

Kansalliskirjastolle is the national library of Finland, located in Helsinki. It was established in 1919 and is a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA). The library's mission is to collect, preserve, and make accessible the cultural heritage of Finland, including books, manuscripts, maps, and other materials. It houses one of the largest collections of Finnish literature and history in the world, with over 10 million items.

Kansalliskirjastolle offers a variety of services to the public, including access to its digital collections, research facilities, and exhibitions. The library's digital collections are available online through the Kansalliskirjasto Digital Library, which contains over 1.5 million digitized items. The library also provides research facilities for scholars and students, including a reading room and a special collections room for rare and valuable materials.

In addition to its collections and services, Kansalliskirjastolle plays an important role in promoting Finnish culture and language. The library organizes events and exhibitions throughout the year, showcasing Finnish literature, history, and art. It also offers language courses and other educational programs to help preserve and promote the Finnish language.

Kansalliskirjastolle is a vital institution for Finland's cultural heritage and intellectual life. Its collections, services, and programs help to preserve and promote Finland's rich cultural heritage, and to foster a love of reading and learning among the Finnish people.