The Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center is a University Library of Humboldt-Universität. This scientific…read morelibrary is open to general public but some seats in reading room are only reserved for Humboldt University students. The Grimm Center houses special historical and art collection items which may only be used on site within Research Reading Room. On last floor there is a special reading room for mothers with children or pregnant women. Toddlers can play while mothers study. The library is open until midnight from Monday to Friday and until 6 p.m on weekends. There is a new lending automation system for books you request at the magazine and you will get ordered items from automatic lending kiosk. Service is very friendly and helpful. The Swiss architect Max Dudler who built this building won several prizes in 2009 and 2010.

So far this is the best place for student for their intensif study. Cozy place, quite and spacious…read more Its has so many books from different type of studies. For me, as not a Humboldt student, its very easy to register and borrowing the books. They have advance library system and catalog. You can borrow until 30 books at the same time, and you can also can request books from different library with cost only 1,5EUR / book. The opening times its amazing, Mon-Fri its open from 08-24, and its also open on the weekend and holiday from 10-18.

wonderful library. Many opportunities for kids. Many DVDs and CDs.read more

the humbold-library is probably one of the most beautiful places i've been to in berlin. it has a…read morehuge variety of all different kinds of books and is situated in a wonderful place. it's always a pleasure to go there and just walk through it especially during winter times. that's when it also gets kinda crowded in there and unfortunatly it gets really loud during these rush-hours. but other than that it's a really good place to relax and to enlarge your horizon.

A small branch library in Charlottenburg located on the quaint Nehringstr. It has three public…read morecomputers, a big selection on children's books and equally big adult section, audio and DVDs for adults and kids and some tables for kids and adults to sit and read or study. The librarians are extremely nice and helpful. A nice contrast to regular customer service. The library has two self-checkout desks that are modern and up to date. The kids section has only very few English books but no adult English books at all. However, it has a very relaxed atmosphere and offers a nice activity for families. The hours are short as the library opens only at 2 pm and closes at 6 pm.

They are doing an exceptional job at We Make It. The print quality is amazing and the price is just…read moreperfect. I am surprised by the quality of the Risograph and the choice of colors. I got a few things printed here, from business cards to business paper to mini-edition booklets. Also, it is amazing to see how Moritz, the owner, takes advantage of the Risograph printing process to create stunning print products! Wow. Highly recommended.

Also, die Bibliothek, oder? Sollte so'n entspannter Ort zum ruhigen Lernen sein und so. Aber nein,…read morees ist wie'n Zoo da drin, mit lauten Studenten und zwielichtigen Gestalten, die ungehindert rumlaufen. Ernsthaft, Ohrstöpsel sind ein Muss, um den Wahnsinn zu überleben. Und fang' erst gar nicht mit den Morgenstunden an - sollen ja friedlich sein, aber es ist genauso chaotisch. Totaler Reinfall.

What a lovely library, saw it and just had to stop and check out the antique books. The library is…read moresuper quiet and you get 30 minutes free access. We walked this lovely library and enjoyed the beautiful artwork in the seating area. We saw a book swap and sat at the comfy chairs and checked out the books. There is a cafeteria onsite. We enjoyed a pear dessert before heading off on our next adventure.

I love libraries and museums. We didn't plan on visiting this library, but as we're walking by, I…read morefelt like a magnet was pulling me toward it. And I'm glad we stopped in. It was a bitterly cold December afternoon, and we stopped in the library to warm up a bit. Visitors will receive a 30 minute visitors pass to look around the library. We went to the rare book reading room and it was a beautiful scene - over 100 people reading and studying quietly surrounded by beautiful bookcases of rare books. We' ventured on and found a comfortable sitting area that was essentially a book exchange. Visitors could bring books to leave or take books with them. We found a 75-year-old German story book for students to bring home. There's a small café on the ground floor. Prices are not unreasonably high. Very clean bathrooms.