The National Library of Wales is one of the big libraries of the world.
Situated in Aberystwyth overlooking beautiful Cardigan Bay, it's the home of the story of Wales. Opened in 1907, the Library is a hub for research into the heritage and culture of Wales and the Celtic nations.
If you have any questions regarding our collections or services, you are welcome to contact our Enquiries Team for free.
We aim to answer all enquiries within 10 working days.
The National Library of Wales is a body incorporated by Royal Charter and is also a charity (registered number: 525775) and a Welsh Government Sponsored Body (WGSB).
The Library is governed by a Board of Trustees. You can read the minutes of their meetings and see the Board membership on our website.
You can also browse our main corporate documents, and find information about some of the main laws which we comply with.
The Library's Chief Executive and Librarian is Mr Pedr ap Llwyd. Learn more about his and our Directors' roles.