The Icelandic National Library, located in Reykjavik, is the largest library in Iceland. It serves as a central repository for the country's literary and cultural heritage, housing a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and other materials. The library plays a crucial role in preserving Icelandic literature and history, making it an important resource for researchers and the public. In addition to its extensive collections, the Icelandic National Library offers various services, including reading rooms, exhibitions, and educational programs. It aims to promote literacy and access to information, fostering a love for reading and learning among the Icelandic population.