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State Library of Victoria


The Library has a lot more going on than shelves of books. You can play chess, use game consoles, workshop projects with your friends, check out what's hanging in our galleries, watch films, listen to music, and browse newspapers and magazines. Check What's on for listings of our events and exhibitions.
The building itself – an icon of heritage architecture – is worth a thorough investigation. The history of the Library is evident in almost every room – there are Victorian quirks and curlicues, grand marble staircases, panes of stained glass, and hand-hewn bluestone walls.

Opening hours

The Library is open seven days a week, excluding some public holidays.
Monday to Thursday: 10am–9pm
Friday to Sunday: 10am–6pm


Location

328 Swanston St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000 Australia
Tel +61 3 8664 7000
Nearest train station: Melbourne Central
Nearest tram stop: Cnr Swanston & La Trobe Streets


All information was obtained from State Library of Victoria.
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