A major public library in Shanghai serving millions of visitors annually with extensive collections of newspapers, electronic books, and research materials.
At a glance
Pudong Library is one of Shanghai’s principal cultural institutions, offering approximately 3.9 million resources to researchers, students, and the general public. The library attracts an average of 6,000 daily visitors, demonstrating its vital role in the city’s intellectual life.
History
The library underwent significant renovation work, closing in 2018 and reopening on 1 January 2019 with enhanced facilities and expanded services for the Pudong district.
What you see
Details about the building’s architectural design and layout are not available from current sources.
Cultural significance
As a major public library in Shanghai’s rapidly developing Pudong district, the institution serves as an essential resource hub for education, research, and community engagement. Its extensive collections support scholars and residents across multiple disciplines.
Key facts
- Location: Shanghai, China
- Coordinates: 31.1922°N, 121.5393°E
- Collections: Approximately 3,900,000 resources
- Average daily attendance: 6,000 visitors
- Peak attendance: 30,000 visitors in a single day (2017)
- Reopened: 1 January 2019 after renovation
Practical information & getting there
Pudong Library is located in Shanghai’s Pudong district. For current opening hours, admission details, and directions, consult the library’s official website or contact them directly.
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