State Library of NSW

  State Library of NSW, nestled at 1 Macquarie Street in Sydney, serves as a vital resource for researchers and the public alike. Established in 1826, it is one of the oldest libraries in Australia, housing over 6 million items in its extensive collection. A notable highlight of this historic building is the beautiful Mitchell Library Reading Room, which boasts a striking Gothic-inspired design and is perfect for quiet study or reflection. During the month of June, visitors can explore exhibitions focused on topics such as local history and cultural heritage. Those stopping by can also view rare manuscripts, historical maps, and diverse art displays, making it a treasure trove of information and inspiration.