This paper works on defining what digital culture is. The first part is about d igital culture and how it has become an indispensable part of life in recent years . In addition, the second part of this paper focuses on the present and the future activites of libraries under the influence of technology and new digital possibilities . The transition to coexistence with digitization has also brought a new way of seeing the world. News can be accessed at any time and in any place, and sources of information are becoming larger with the further development of technology , which has made possible to explore culture more easily, especially when it comes to museums and cultura l heritage. Today, almost every museum offers a virtual tour on its official website, and the archives, thanks to digitization, allow viewing of documents and photos from the past. On the other hand, with the development of technology and globalization, there is a need for changes in libraries as well. With the advent of new information and communication sciences, libraries had to quickly adapt to a new way of working. Digitization of library materials took place very quickly, which is a long term and prof essionally and financially demanding process aimed at improving the work of libraries, helping more users and improving information literacy. However, there is concern that traditional libraries will be forgotten, and will be replaced by new technology. It is a well established opinion that new technologies do not replace the old, but complement them, but historical facts say otherwise. An examp le of this conclusion is handwritten letters, which have almost completely disappeared with the a ppearance of the Internet and E mail. The final facts about this topic are presented in the conclusion of the paper.