Takapuna Library

Here's what you'll find:

- an extensive collection of books, large print, DVDs, CDs, newspapers and magazines
- book chats in English and Korean
- children's programmes for babies through to tweens
- Angela Morton New Zealand art history collection
- Stack collection (out-of-print and classic books)
- North Auckland Research Centre (NZ, Maori, local and family history)
- Books in languages other than English
- Justice of the Peace service
- Auckland Council's Customer Service Centre

We have carparks directly under our building, with four disability parks and an internal lift. Pay & Display parking in surrounding streets, and buses arrive just around the corner in Lake Road. Nearby community facilities are: the Citizens Advice Bureau, Devonport-Takapuna Local Area Board, and the Takapuna Beach Business Association. We're in the heart of the shopping area, handy to lots of cafes, and only metres from the beach and playground! If your enquiry is urgent, please call Library Connect on (09) 377 0209 (available 8am – 7pm weekdays, 10am – 5pm weekends).

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