Sharjah Library

The interior was just delightful - perfectly quiet for those intense study sessions or projects. And who needs public wifi when you can enjoy the bliss of offline work? The temperature was refreshingly chilly, so don’t forget to pack your trusty jacket.

Huge book collection with spacious accommodation. Nice sitting arrangements. Facilities include: Free wifi, charging ports, photocopy, and printing facility, prayer room, canteen, toilet, borrow books, returning borrowed books by drive thru hub and parking facility. Highly recommended for the studious students. No need any registration unless you want to borrow any book.

It's a great place for those who love reading. A neat and clean place with pin drop silence inside. You can spend hours n hours to read your books, Journals, and Reports of choice without any distraction. You can also take lifetime membership for just AED 150. A member can take 10 titles in one time that you can take home for 15 days and those titles can be renewed for further 15 days with an email request or on a phone call. There's a children section too with beautiful interior where children can spend valuable time in reading or doing activities on computer.

The ambience of this place is unmatched! I have been here plenty of times, especially for the computers, which are the latest models, though there are some limitations with certain Microsoft apps. Open from Sunday to Thursday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

A very big library with three floors of book shelfs. Most of the available books are in Arabic but there is a relatively small section for English and some other languages books. There is elevators, bathrooms, cafeteria, desktop computers,and free WiFi internet connection. The place inside is very cosy, neat and comfortable. There is a plenty of tables and chairs with different shapes to meet the luxury of each visitor. The negative side is that there is no any transportations to the library from any where at all. That was very disappointing because if you don't have a car you may have to walk for miles from the nearest bus station or take a taxi. If you are new there it is very difficult to explore the sections as there is no obvious signs as directories for sections in each floor or at least I wasn't lucky to find one.