This paper deals with a topic that covers the question: what are the attitudes young people have towards public libraries. The theoretical context was based on the concept of public libraries as a place of action, and different theoretical approaches were reviewed in which public libraries were classified in order to put them in relation to the society in which they operate. The concepts that were considered are the following: the library as a third place, the library in the public sphere, the library as a place, and the library and social capital. Within this work, qualitative research was conducted on a sample of twelve respondents. The sample consisted of young people between the ages of 24-29 with completed higher education. The paper focuses on whether young people today have developed a habit of visiting public libraries and nurturing the services that the public library offers its users. The primary goal of this research was to gain insight into the views of young people and how they perceive the activities of public libraries today. The aspect of satisfaction with the services that the public library offers and what potential changes can be introduced in order to encourage a greater response of users to public libraries in today's era of digitization and advanced technology were also looked at. The results of the research indicated that young people use the services of public libraries less and less, mainly due to the availability of content due to the advancement of technology and that with additional marketing and events, the library should be closer to young people to encourage them to read and use library services.