Mamak Belediyesi Şehitlik Bilim Merkezi ve Uyanık Kütüphane - Mamak Cd. no:59

The library seems to only serve high school students and is no different from a baby library. 10 people come as a flock, take a break and get tea and coffee at the same time, and of course they also make noise. Among the staff, the group of high school students is unnecessary and surprisingly good, they are very friendly, they are treated as if they do not have graduate or doctorate students. I have complained about this situation. Number 10 library if the high school teen crew and their buddies give them a tidy up. Murat Köse has really done his job well, it is a blessing for the surrounding students.

A nice, quiet, decent working place ?️?

A full student-friendly library offers free bagels, pastries, and tea while you study in a decent environment. I would like to thank especially the Mayor Murat Köse and all the staff who contributed to this opportunity.

A very good service of the municipality. It is open 24/7, and pastries, bagels and soup are served at certain times of the day, and there is hot tea every hour of the day. The library works by appointment and instant occupancy rates can be seen on the website of the mamak municipality. The toilets are very clean compared to a public place and there is no shortage of toilet paper/paper towels. There are two halls in the library. (Mehmet Akif and Necip Fazıl) Mehmet Akif hall is bigger, so if you get distracted by going in and out, you can choose Necip Fazıl hall, that's what I do. Another nice thing is that there is a children's library open until 5 o'clock. A boon for socializing children in this cold weather.

Hes code is queried at login. There is a canteen-style place inside. Free tea and bagels are served in the mornings and at certain times in the afternoon. Soup is served after 8 pm. There is water, biscuits, cake, chocolate, etc. in the canteen-style place. If you are not a member of the library, you must be a member. You can become a member in a very short time with a form given by the staff. After becoming a member, there is a numbering system on the tables. You choose a table to sit at and if the number of the table you choose is S3, for example, you can go to the staff and tell the staff how long you will study, and then you can start studying. In general, there is a socket. You won't have a problem with sockets. When you exit the library, you say to the officials that you want to go to the exit. It is now OPEN on SUNDAY. It gets very crowded on Saturday. There is a toilet and a mosque. According to the last update, the library will now be open 24 hours a day. It opens at 9 on Sunday. For some reason, I don't understand why, even though the library is open, they don't accept new students after 8 pm. Keep this in mind as well. Toilets are cleaned during lunch break and locked for a while. I think it's bad that the toilet is locked the moment you go to the toilet. And it's bad that it's cleaned right at noon. There are a lot of students so I understand it gets dirty, but it shouldn't be locked after cleaning. The garbage cans in the toilets should be checked and emptied more often, otherwise it becomes like a mountain. UPDATE: They put an appointment system on the Internet, I think, now people go to the awake libraries by appointment.

I am a doctoral student, I spent my life in libraries, but I have never seen such a beautiful library. First of all, the employees are incredibly polite and very caring. There is a receptionist at the door, Mr. Noah, giving information to the newcomers and explaining the beautiful system. Then you register at the registration desk. You choose a table for yourself and determine the time you will stay, then you can go and work. The environment is very clean and spacious. The design is very beautiful as seen in the photos. Sockets and internet are considered for working with the computer. The tables are quite large and clean, also reliable in terms of corona. There is also free bagel and tea service in the cafeteria section. Apart from that, there is also paid junk food. I was surprised that it was the municipal library. I like it very much, well done to everyone who contributed, thank you on my own behalf.

If your health is precious or if you are chronically ill, elderly, etc. at home. If you have relatives, I definitely do not recommend this library. 90 percent of the people inside are without masks, and the staff do not warn anyone. You can also witness that 3-4 people sit at tables for 1-2 people because those whose appointments are over do not leave. There may be people who make noise, and there is no one to warn them, anyway, the staff is doing the entrance and exit procedures, they fix a book or two, they do not interfere, the study halls are idle. Actually, it's a nice library, but I don't think I'll go again because of the things I mentioned above, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.