Latest news from the library

Experience Royal Danish Library's DR-arkivet at Aarhus University during the Danish Science Festival 2026, and delve into historical radio and television programmes from 1950 to the present day.

Would you like to experience drama in a new way? Royal Danish Library, in collaboration with Danish public libraries, invites you to reading groups where you can help bring theatre texts to life.

Do you have a project that can contribute to new knowledge, dissemination or preservation within photography or Danish traffic and communication history? Then now is the time to apply.

Nota-service for users with visual impairments, dyslexia and other reading disabilities has now moved to kb.dk. At the same time, we have made our entire website more accessible to all users.

The new agreement runs for four years, ensures access to 1,400 scientific journals and strengthens open and free access to research.

Royal Danish Library contains enormous cultural heritage collections – both physical and digital – which are available for research, study, and dissemination.