The
State Library of NSW is the oldest library in Australia. The Library’s
extraordinary collections document the heritage of Australia and Oceania and
are one of the State’s most valuable assets. By building, preserving and
delivering its collections, including today’s born digital materials, the
Library enables Australians to interrogate our past, understand our present and
imagine our future.
The entrance on Macquarie St. (opposite Hunter St.) is wheelchair accessible and pram-friendly. If you have a MPS permit there are parking spaces located at Shakespeare Pl, on the corner of Macquarie St. and Cahill Expressway.
INSIDE THE VENUE
There are lifts within the building, accessible toilets and baby change room facilities.
TRAIN
The closest train stations are Martin Place and St James, both a short walk to the Library.
BUS
Bus route 200 stops at Martin Place station, Macquarie St. (Stand B).
The Sydney Explorer bus also stops right outside the Library on Macquarie St.
FERRY
Circular Quay Ferry terminal is a short 10 minute walk to the Library.
PARKING
There is a Wilson car park located at The Chifley Tower car park, 83 metres from the Library.
There is also a car park station located across from the Library at 187 Macquarie St. Receive 10% off with Wilson Parking when you pre-book your parking online with promo code SYDNEY20. Pre-book your parking at www.bookabay.com.au.
