Royal Library

Royal Library are called:

• Danish Royal Library ( Det Kongelige Bibliotek ), the national library of Denmark in Copenhagen
• Royal Library of Belgium ( Koninklijke Bibliotheek van België , KBR) in Brussels
• Royal Library of the Netherlands ( Koninklijke Bibliotheek, KB ), National Library of the Netherlands The Hague
• Stockholm Royal Library ( Kungliga Biblioteket , KB), the national library of Sweden
• Royal Library of Turin ( Biblioteca Reale ) in Italy
• Royal Library (German Royal Library ), library of the British royal family in Windsor

Historical:

• Royal Library of Berlin from 1701, today the Old Library (Berlin)
• Royal Library in Hanover, today Lower Saxony State Library or Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library
• The Royal House Library in Berlin was a collection of several personal libraries of individual members of the Prussian ruling house that existed from 1862 and was initially located in the Berlin Palace , the remainder of which is now kept by the Berlin State Library
• Royal Public Library from 1806, today Saxon State Library - Dresden State and University Library
• Royal Public Library in the 19th century, today Württemberg State Library
• Biblioteca Real 1716–1836, today the Spanish National Library

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.