The Biblioteca Nacional de México (National Library of Mexico) is the largest library in Mexico and one of the most important in Latin America. Established in 1821, it is located in Mexico City and serves as a repository for the nation's cultural and historical documents. The library houses millions of books, manuscripts, and other materials, making it a vital resource for researchers and the public. In addition to its extensive collection, the library also promotes literacy and education through various programs and exhibitions. It plays a crucial role in preserving Mexico's literary heritage and offers access to a wealth of information for scholars and students alike.