200 years ago, in August 1823, the foundation stone for the future Bibliothèque Louis Aragon was laid. Built in neoclassical style on the site of the former Moreaucourt convent on rue Royale, now rue de la République, it is one of the oldest communal libraries in France. On the occasion of its bicentenary, come and discover the library as you've never seen it before, and celebrate 200 years of public reading in Amiens.
Reservations MUST be made: https://www.amiens-tourisme.com/visites-guidees
Under "Events and workshops for young audiences Amiens, Métropole d'art et d'histoire"
Meeting point in the courtyard of the bibiothèque at 50, rue de la république
Tickets available on site from the guide.
