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Blending the solemnity of a traditional library with contemporary flexibility, this space has the potential of becoming a new beacon for literary enthusiasts, who can use it for free. By presenting an ID, passport, or driver’s license, visitors can dive right into print and digital resources on-site, use the available e-readers, or even connect via their personal gadgets. The eclectic library houses both Greek and international works, with plans to soon include audiobooks and resources tailored for the visually challenged.
With the backing of the Athens Municipality, the new project is set to significantly boost the cultural appeal of the already popular Eleftherias Park. Its prime location along Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, near the Megaro Mousikis metro station, makes it easy to reach. Whether you’re hopping off the train or sauntering from the bustling city centre, it welcomes all to delve into the world of words.