Biblioteca Pública Municipal Eugenio Trías

Biblioteca Pública Municipal Eugenio Trías
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Description

Information

Eugenio Trías library was opened on April 29th 2013. It occupies two large pavilions in the Casa de Fieras, an old zoo within the Retiro Park. It is dedicated to Eugenio Trías, a prestigious philosopher and a prominent thinker on aesthetics, ethics, religion and politics.

The center has a surface of 3,794 m² distributed in two floors including reading and consultation halls, loans area, periodicals, children’s, pre-readers, youth and environment publications, internet access areas, rooms for group work sessions and multipurpose rooms.

Services

Library

Free Wi-Fi

Map

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Accessibility

Global Accessibility

Visual Accessibility

Hearing Accessibility

Last updated:

04/11/2020

Practical information

Tourist info

Address

Paseo

Fernán Nuñez, 24

28009

Tourist area

Retiro

Telephone

(+34) 91 480 48 38

Fax

Web

https://bit.ly/2V37svA

bpeugeniotrias@madrid.es

Metro

Ibiza (L9), Retiro (L2)

Bus

20, 26, 63, 152, C1, C2

Cercanías (local train)

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Docking Stations: 70, 74, 75

Price

Free

To use the reading room, you must make an appointment at www.madrid.es/citaprevia or 010.

Areas for periodicals, children’s and YA books, temporarily closed to the public.

Times

Mon - Fri: 8:30am-2pm / 3-8:30pm

Sat- Sun: 9am-2:30pm

Holidays, Easter week (Thursday to Sunday), 24th and 31st December, the last two weekends of July and weekends in August: closed

Type

Cultural centres, exhibition halls, foundations

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