Kb.Se:The National Library of Sweden is Se:The National Library of Sweden is one of the Swedish cultural departments responsible for collecting, describing, preserving and making available all materials published in Sweden, materials published abroad relating to Sweden or written by Swedes, and representative foreign language materials in the humanities, located in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Swedish National Library preserves and expands the Library's The National Library of Sweden preserves and expands the use of the collection of antique and rare books, current pamphlets, manuscripts, maps and photographs, and is also responsible for the planning, development, and domestic joint cataloging and national joint cataloging of the national library organization.

The National Library of Sweden has been collecting virtually everything printed in Sweden or in Swedish since 1661. We have made the material available to the public, who can visit the library to request and read all the different types of texts.

The Department of Audiovisual Material (previously the Swedish National Archive of Recorded Sound and Moving Images) collects TV and radio programs, movies and videos distributed in Sweden, Swedish music and multimedia recordings.

The National Library is also a humanities research library that purchases scholarly literature in several languages. We coordinate services and programs for all research libraries in Sweden and administer and develop LIBRIS, the national library catalog system.

The National Library of Sweden is a state agency. We are a staff of about 400 and our offices are in Stockholm.