Eesti Rahvusraamatukogu (RaRa) has been a cornerstone of Estonian culture, information, and education since its establishment in 1918. Recognized as a vital cultural institution, RaRa offers a comprehensive range of services, including access to an extensive collection of books, newspapers, academic journals, music, and more. The library plays a critical role in promoting literacy and research through various educational programs and events that cater to all age groups.

Additionally, RaRa facilitates activities such as training sessions, conferences, exhibitions, and games, encouraging community participation and intellectual growth. Their digital initiatives, including the DIGAR text and data mining lab, enhance research capabilities for users. The library is committed to media literacy, evident through their workshops on misinformation and digital skills.

While preparing for a major reopening in 2027, part of the building is already accessible for educational and event purposes, allowing patrons to borrow books via the ESTER catalog. With a focus on collaboration and innovation, RaRa continues to enrich the cultural landscape of Estonia.