The Mathematics Library is an experiential learning space designed to make mathematics accessible and engaging through a diverse collection of mathematics resources and hands-on learning materials.

Through programs linked with the exhibition spaces, it supports the development of mathematical thinking and encourages self-directed exploration. It also serves as an open cultural space where visitors can freely explore, enjoy, and discover the value of mathematics.

Busan English Library, operated by the Busan Metropolitan City Office of Education, is an English-only public library with a collection of approximately 80,000 items. It also operates the Busan English Digital Library to enhance access to English learning opportunities and improve reading accessibility.

The library continuously expands its print and electronic resources, offers tailored, ongoing English programs for students across Busan, and provides English clubs and camps, establishing itself as a leading public institution for English education in Busan.

The library aims to evolve into a future-oriented platform integrating library services and English education.

Busan Metropolitan Saha Library is a community-based public library that plays an integral role in the daily lives of residents in Saha-gu. It offers tailored collections and reading programs for all age groups. Through participatory activities such as children’s reading camps and youth reading discussion camps, the library supports literacy development and lifelong learning, while strengthening its role as a specialized provider of career and employment information.

Following its renovation in 2020, the library has been transformed into a modern, multi-purpose cultural space with a comfortable environment and smart learning facilities, serving as a hub for cultural engagement and personal growth in the community. In 2025, the addition of a self-directed learning room and a smart lifelong learning room (online group study room) further enhanced its role beyond a traditional reading space into a future-oriented cultural hub.

With a history spanning over 120 years, Busan Metropolitan Simin Library is the first public library in Korea, contributing to the development of reading culture in the region through its extensive collection of approximately 900,000 items and a wide range of distinctive reading programs.

The library has led the “One Book, One Busan” reading campaign since 2004, promoting a culture of reading among citizens. As a specialized library for rare books and historical materials, it holds approximately 26,000 items, including culturally significant materials registered as Busan Metropolitan City Cultural Heritage.

Since 2020, as a library under the Busan Metropolitan City Office of Education, it has also implemented outreach programs such as “Library to Schools,” offering lifelong learning programs that support learning and personal development.

With a history spanning over 120 years, Busan Metropolitan Simin Library is the first public library in Korea, contributing to the development of reading culture in the region through its extensive collection of approximately 900,000 items and a wide range of distinctive reading programs.

The library has led the “One Book, One Busan” reading campaign since 2004, promoting a culture of reading among citizens. As a specialized library for rare books and historical materials, it holds approximately 26,000 items, including culturally significant materials registered as Busan Metropolitan City Cultural Heritage.

Since 2020, as a library under the Busan Metropolitan City Office of Education, it has also implemented outreach programs such as “Library to Schools,” offering lifelong learning programs that support learning and personal development.

Located within the Dongnaegu Innovation Eoullim Center, Innovation Eoullim Small Library is an experiential library that combines books with digital content, along with “Deullak Nallak,” a children’s cultural space. The library offers media-based creative reading activities for children, and provides a range of reading programs for all age groups, including family participation. Beyond the library, visitors can also access various facilities within the center.

Since its opening in 1996, Geumjeong Library has been a leading public library in Geumjeong-gu for nearly three decades, supporting the intellectual growth of local residents with approximately 250,000 items. Going beyond traditional circulation services, it offers tailored educational programs for each life stage and works to strengthen digital literacy. Reflecting the area’s strong ties with universities and research institutions, it actively collaborates with these partners to meet the community’s high demand for knowledge and learning.

The library has also been designated as a specialized library for multicultural resources, providing materials in 11 languages—including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian—and supporting the learning and social integration of multicultural families. In August 2025, it opened “Deullak Nallak,” the first children’s cultural space in a public library in Geumjeong-gu, helping to improve satisfaction among families with infants and children.

Located on the second to fifth floors of the Hadan Complex Center, known for its beautiful sunsets, Hadan Library has a total floor area of 1,897.8㎡ and a collection of approximately 45,000 volumes. The library includes a Children’s Collection, General Collection, and a Digital Experience Room, and the entire space is designed as a family-friendly experiential cultural space “Deullak Nallak.”

Key features include a large-scale media façade on the second floor, as well as AI-powered storytelling programs, and the immersive experience zone “Pang Pang* Book Playground” on the fifth floor. (*Pang Pang means “the sound of energetic bouncing”)