Its bibliographic heritage is extremely valuable, including 53 incunabula and around 400 works from the 16th century.
See more +Preserving and exhibiting the archaeological remains found on the site, the Lúcio Craveiro da Silva Library was born in 2004.
With modern equipment suited to its main purpose - reading, this cultural space offers three reading rooms for adults, including a room equipped with individual reading booths, a children's reading room, a space for children's activities, a room with multimedia technology, an exhibition room and a 160-seat auditorium.
Guided tours, themed "From Roman Insula to Library" and "Revisiting the local history of Bracara Augusta", are available by appointment only, for groups of between 5 and 15 people.
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253 205 970
blcs@blcs.pt
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It is a unique example of a housing typology with architectural features from the 17th and 18th centuries.
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