Halil Hamit Paşa Library

The inside is very small, smells and is under high school infestation. If you can, you should go to the university library or go to a quiet cafe.

The library is beautiful outside but the inside is not useful, but there are only 3 rooms to study, one of them stays at 18:00 and it is very difficult to find a place to sit and it is very difficult to find a place for high school students, even if they find a place, even if they find a place, there is stuffy and bad odor toilets. and foul odor spreads. The rude and noisy rooms of the staff, except 1 or 2 of those waiting for the guard, are at the bottom of the study and they chat loudly with tea and coffee. They don't even care why these children are blowing their heads here.

nice library but one can give the student a tea may

The working environment is very suitable. The books are neatly arranged. If you want to do research there is a computer room for that. In some libraries, you may feel as if you have to leave immediately when buying a book, but everything here, including the librarians, is so friendly that you feel at home. You can ask questions without hesitation. One side of the study area is almost completely glazed and since you are on the 3rd floor, the environment is fine. 3rd floor doesn't care what I say, it's really high :D

When you go to a place, visit the first library of that place, if any. Because libraries are the best place to promote that province to you. You can find information about that place, which you may not find even on the Internet, in the books about that place in their libraries. If I went to any place for touristic purposes, I would like to know the culture, stories and legends of that place. For example, if I am going to a touristic, historical place in a city, I would like to know what happened in that place, who has come, who has passed, and if there is, I would like to travel accordingly. If you think like me, start from the first libraries. They are now in coordination with the provincial and district culture and tourism directorates. The Isparta library is also a relatively small, newly built library. There are 7 or 8 floors in total, but 3 floors are a library. The other floors are the administrative building, the ministry of tourism, there is also a conference hall. One of the 3 floors is the children's library. It is also popular among young people. Almost all of the desks are usually full. Especially saturdays. His books are not so few and of poor quality. Even if you can't find every book, you can meet your needs. Working Hours are 8:30 in the morning, 5:30 in the evening. Always open except Sunday. The people's cafe says it's open 24/7, but I couldn't find it. The library is in the center, just across the park under the governor's office. Above the Shaik high school.

The children's section closes at 5.30 but parents who take them to the library don't leave work at that time? I wish it was more accessible

The range of books is not very wide, mostly old books. Generally, those who are preparing for the university exam go to study. It's hot in summer and winter, I advise those who will go in the summer knowing that there is no air conditioning :) I passed any treats etc. There is not even toilet paper in the toilets. But it's pretty good in terms of cleaning. You can enter by giving your HES code at the entrance. There are also separate floors for children and those who will do research.