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The best libraries to work and study in Malaga

The 8 libraries in Malaga best set up for a laptop or a day of studying, led by Bernabe Fernandez-Canivell Library, Library Emilio Prados and Biblioteca Cánovas del Castillo.

Ranked by work score: Wi‑Fi, power, seating, hours, what reviews say about laptops and noise, and who recommends working there. One branch per chain.

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  1. 01Bernabe Fernandez-Canivell Library

    libraryC. Practicante Pedro Román, 7Wi‑FiWork 100

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  2. 02Library Emilio Prados

    libraryC. Almería, 43Wi‑FiWork 90

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  3. 03Biblioteca Cánovas del Castillo

    libraryC. Ollerías, 34Work 87

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  4. 04Biblioteca Manuel Altolaguirre

    libraryC. Calatrava, 6Work 80

    Hours, amenities and photos for Biblioteca Manuel Altolaguirre

  5. 05Biblioteca Publica Miguel de Cervantes

    libraryCalle Juan Fernández Suria 2Work 80

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  6. 06Municipal Public Library Salvador Rueda

    libraryAv. de Santiago Ramón Y Cajal, 24Work 80

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  7. 07Biblioteca de Málaga. Biblioteca Pública del Estado-Provincial de Málaga

    libraryAvenida Europa, 49Work 70

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  8. 08Biblioteca General de la Universidad de Málaga

    library28 Bulevar Louis PasteurWork 62

    This happens especially from 21:00 to 23:00 Monday to Friday, and all day at weekends, times when, as the CEUMA president stresses, "100% occupancy of the study places is reached". "This means that, despite queuing for a long time, many classmates cannot find a single place and have to go back home," he criticises.

    Esto sucede, en especial, de 21.00 a 23.00 horas de lunes a viernes, y durante todo el día los fines de semana, momentos en los que, tal y como subraya el presidente del CEUMA, «se alcanza el cien por cien de ocupación en los puestos de estudio». «Esto supone que, pese a guardarse largas colas, muchos compañeros no encuentran un solo puesto y se tienen que volver a casa», critica.

    Aula MagnaMay 2016Translated from Spanishwarning

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