Dornach Library

Founded in November 1863 under the initiative of Jean Macé, the Dornach Library started with 800 documents and a paid access.

Today, it offers an adult section and a youth section, with 4,200 books for adults and 2,000 titles for young readers.

Its collection includes novels, picture books, comics, magazines, as well as works in the German language. Subscribers can access a computer station equipped with Internet and office software, and participate in activities dedicated to young people.

To facilitate returns, a drop box is installed in front of the entrance, accessible outside opening hours. Free parking is available opposite the building.