Delhi Public Library is in Chandni Chowk, opposite Old Delhi Railway Station. Its rooms support different ways to spend time there, from quiet reading and self-study to newspapers, children’s study and computer use. A small garden gives you a place to pause between sessions, and the library also has a bus-based library service and Geetanjali Hall for seminars. Come for a calm reading or study break amid the activity of Old Delhi, and ask staff for help finding the right room or facility.
Rooms for study and reading
The library has separate spaces for self-study, newspapers and children’s study, along with computers. If you need a particular study room, arrive early to improve your chances of getting an assigned desk. When indoor places are taken, there are more desks outside.
Staff can help you find the facilities or address a problem during your visit. The library has onsite services and a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking.
Garden, bus library and seminar hall
A small garden provides a quiet spot to step away from reading or study. The library also has a service on a bus and Geetanjali Hall, which is used for seminars and events. An indoor auditorium is present, though it is closed; ask staff about facilities and event use before planning around it.
Preguntas frecuentes
Does Delhi Public Library have study rooms?
Yes. It has rooms for self-study, newspapers and children’s study, as well as computers.
Can I find a desk if the study rooms are full?
There are additional desks outside if you cannot get an assigned desk indoors.
Is Delhi Public Library wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.
