user129508: if I want to explore bitcoin blockchain for instance get address' information, transactions, and so on. what is the right place where I can grab this info. I tried https://blockchain.info but they blocked me because too many requests. Maybe somebody can explain me or point me where I can read the answer on my question?
I would prefer python library but I tend to think I have to install kind of node on my PC and read data from there? can somebody advice me ?
if it is wrong place for this question - could somebody pint me right place?

user129367: Try out mempool.space.
It's generally recommended to indeed use your own node, where you can run your own block explorer such as mempool.space (also possible as a hidden service). Having you own node means that you don't have to trust anyone which is what bitcoin is about!
If you just want to try out how a node works, I recommend the learning bitcoin from the command line course. You don't need a local node to try this out. They show you how to set up a node as a VPS (virtual private server).

129508: <p>if I want to explore bitcoin blockchain for instance get address' information, transactions, and so on. what is the right place where I can grab this info. I tried <a href="https://blockchain.info" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://blockchain.info</a> but they blocked me because too many requests. Maybe somebody can explain me or point me where I can read the answer on my question?<br />
I would prefer python library but I tend to think I have to install kind of node on my PC and read data from there? can somebody advice me ?
if it is wrong place for this question - could somebody pint me right place?</p>
 129367: <p>Try out <a href="https://mempool.space" rel="nofollow noreferrer">mempool.space</a>.</p>
<p>It's generally recommended to indeed use your own node, where you can run your own block explorer such as mempool.space (also possible as a hidden service). Having you own node means that you don't have to trust anyone which is what bitcoin is about!</p>
<p>If you just want to try out how a node works, I recommend the <a href="https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/Learning-Bitcoin-from-the-Command-Line/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">learning bitcoin from the command line</a> course. You don't need a local node to try this out. They show you how to set up a node as a VPS (virtual private server).</p>
