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Esperanto greetings from the sea -
"High up!" -
![Plakat: [10a Universala Kongreso de] Esperanto, 1914](https://webarchiv.onb.ac.at/web/20220203133411im_/https://www.onb.ac.at/fileadmin/_processed_/6/f/csm_galerie_Esp_pla_1914_7b58bab47d.jpg)
Deka Universala Kongreso de Esperanto
Bonvenon! Welcome!
The Department of Planned Languages of the Austrian National Library is home to the world’s largest specialist library for interlinguistics, documenting around 500 planned languages. In addition to Esperanto, the most important planned language in the world today, these also include Volapük, Ido, Interlingua and many others. In the department’s reading room, discover a whole host of books and magazines in planned languages, multifaceted archives and impressive musical recordings and films.
The library, the collections and museums are open as usual.
Please bring your 2G proof. FFP2 masks have to be worn everywhere in the building. Also at the reading desks.
The Austrian National Library will automatically extend all currently valid annual library cards of all categories free of charge after the reopening for the duration of the corona-related closure period (20 days). Holders do not have to take any further steps.
Supre je la dekstra flanko vi povas iri al la Esperanto-versio!
