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Opening hours

Renovating UB

The University Library is operating with regular opening hours. The entrance is on the east side of the building during the renovation. Visiting address is Helgonavägen 2D. Welcome!

Regular opening hours 

Monday–Friday: 9–19
Saturday–Sunday: 10–15

Limited opening hours

Easter

Thursday, 28 March: 10–16
Friday, 29 March: Closed
Saturday, 30 March: Closed
Sunday, 31 March: Closed

Easter

Monday, 1 April: Closed

Walpurgis 

Tuesday, 30 April: Closed

May Day

Wednesday, 1 May: Closed

Ascension 

Thursday, 9 May: Closed
Friday, 10 May: 10–16*
*On 10 May, we will not process requests for materials. In addition, the chat, the Newspaper Support, and the Special Collections Reading Room are closed.

Whitsun

Saturday, 18 May: 10–15 (regular opening hours)
Sunday, 19 May: Closed

National Day of Sweden

Thursday, 6 June: Closed
Friday, 7 June: Closed

Midsummer

Friday, 21 June: Closed

More opening hours 

Regular opening hours 

Chat and email: Monday–Friday, 9–16
Phone: Monday–Friday, 9–19, and Saturday–Sunday, 10–15

Check this page for contact details and addresses

Regular opening hours 

Monday–Friday: 10–12 and 13–15

Learn more about the Newspaper Support

Regular opening hours 

Monday–Friday: 9–17

Book a seat in the Special Collections Reading Room

Limited opening hours

Thursday, 7 March: 9–16
18 March–1 April: Closed (due to window renovation)

The card office is closed during the renovation.

More about the card office

Café UB is closed during the renovation.

Red brick wall with slatted windows and door with eight panes. Photographer Christel Holmberg.

This is our new entrance door

The entrance is on the east side of the building opposite the Centre for Languages and Literature (SOL).