The library is located in Santander. Public transportation options within Santander are generally good, with buses serving most areas. While specific routes aren't detailed in the provided content, exploring local bus maps or using a navigation app upon arrival is recommended.

Information regarding parking availability is not explicitly mentioned in the provided content. It's advisable to check local parking regulations or consider public transport if driving.

Hours can vary, and there have been instances of posted hours differing from actual opening times. It's best to confirm the exact opening hours on the day of your visit through their official channels or by calling ahead.

While not explicitly stated, most modern public libraries aim for accessibility. It's recommended to contact the library directly for specific accessibility information.

Yes, the library is described as a great place to work, offering quiet spaces and tables. The WiFi is available, though it may not be the fastest.

General entry to the library is typically free. However, special exhibitions or ticketed events might have associated costs or require advance booking. +1

Many art exhibitions hosted at the library are free to attend. However, it's always wise to check the specific event details for any admission fees. +2

For events like concerts, entry is often free but limited by capacity. It's advised to arrive early to ensure you get a spot, as 'plazas vuelan' (spots fly). +1

While some events might allow advance booking, many free entry events operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Arriving early is the best strategy. +1

Exhibition hours usually align with the library's general operating hours, but it's best to confirm specific exhibition times on the library's official schedule.

The library hosts a variety of exhibitions, including tributes to artists like Amparo Rivelles and Agustín de Celis, as well as art dialogues like LAMAZARES VS LEIRO. +2

Yes, the library frequently features live music, ranging from elegant jazz fusion to energetic performances, often held in the Plaza del Edificio Los Arenales. +3

Absolutely. Visitors describe it as a great library that is really quiet with a lot of space to work, making it ideal for focused study or work.

The atmosphere is generally quiet and conducive to work or study. It's also a vibrant space for cultural events and art exhibitions.

The WiFi connection is available but is noted as not being the fastest and may block certain websites.

Photography policies can vary for exhibitions. It's best to look for signage or ask staff if photography is permitted, especially without flash, to avoid disturbing others or damaging artwork. +2

The architecture of the library itself, along with the diverse art exhibitions and lively event spaces, can offer unique photographic opportunities. +1

Weekday mornings, when the library is quieter, might be ideal for capturing the architectural details without crowds. During events, the energy can provide dynamic photo subjects.

Photography during live music events is usually allowed, but often with restrictions on flash use. Check with event organizers or look for guidelines. +2

The exhibition halls showcasing the art and the Plaza del Edificio Los Arenales during events are likely the most visually interesting spots for photography. +2