Biblioteca Cinema Europa - R. Francisco Metrass 28

Name: Biblioteca Cinema Europa - R. Francisco Metrass 28
Address: R. Francisco Metrass 28, 1350-072 Lisboa, Portugal, Lisboa, 1350, Portugal

4.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Biblioteca Cinema Europa

Address :	R. Francisco Metrass 28, 1350-072 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone :	📞 +8997
Postal code :	1350
Website :	https://blx.cm-lisboa.pt/biblioteca-espaco-cultural-cinema-europa/
Categories :	Library ,
City :	Lisboa

R. Francisco Metrass 28, 1350-072 Lisboa, Portugal

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H	Hugo Laranjo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Excelente espaço para requisitar livros, estudar e até mesmo alinhavar trabalho. Boas instalações e pessoal muito eficiente e prestavel. Campo de Ourique precisava de um espaco assim ha bastante tempo. Nota negativa apenas por permitirem a entrada a pessoas que usam o espaço para dormir claramente sobre o efeito de alcool e drogas. A ultima vez que la fui estavam la duas aves raras...uma a dormir e outra simplesmente a "atrofiar". Seria igualmente de evitar o barulho. Great space for ordering books, studying and even matching work. Good facilities and very efficient and helpful staff. Campo de Ourique needed a space like that a long time ago. Negative note just for allowing people who use sleeping space clearly on the effect of alcohol and drugs. The last time I went there were two rare birds ... one sleeping and one simply "atrophying". It would also avoid noise.
C	Claudia Viliotis on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Apresentação do livro de poesia 'no outro lado da rua' de Sara Pereira.Venda na livraria Ler de Campo de Ourique Presentation of the poetry book 'across the street' by Sara Pereira.Sale at the bookshop Ler de Campo de Ourique
j	janeca botelho on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Antigo Cinema Europa, agora biblioteca foi inaugurado 1958, tendo na sua fachada uma escultura em alto-relevo da autoria do escultor Euclides Vaz. Episódio da mitologia grega em que Europa foi raptada por Zeus disfarçado de touro para que a sua mulher Hera não percebe-se. Formerly Cinema Europa, now a library was opened in 1958, with a high relief sculpture by sculptor Euclides Vaz. Episode of Greek mythology in which Europa was kidnapped by Zeus disguised as bull so that his wife Hera does not realize.
L	Luiz Moura on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very modern and quiet.
J	J. Raimundo Marques on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good Bibliotheca.
R	Ramon Rodrigues on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place to study
L	Luisa Figueiredo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small library without conditioning, WiFi access, where you can borrow books, CD and DVDs. It's quiet and there are tables where you can work. There's a dedicated space for children. Minus: silence is not always imposed and phones rang several times; the collection of books is not huge (the library opens in the Spring 2017) and there are not enough electric plugs for the computers.
E	Eduardo Angel on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Relatively new library branch, with a good selection of Portuguese literature and children’s books, and a tiny selection of current affair magazines and newspapers. Lockers, a small patio and clean bathrooms are a plus. Sadly, many patrons are not up to speed on how to behave at a public library, talking on the phone, chatting loudly non-stop, etc. Shockingly the librarians not only ignore this unacceptable behavior, but also do the same. It’s a real shame. If you plan to work at this branch keep in mind that the internet is so slow that it’s pretty much unusable, so plan ahead. This could be a great space for the community if someone in power could run it like a proper library, not like a social club.