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Melbourne | State Library Victoria
Address: 328 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
View accommodation package options (coming soon)State Library Victoria (SLV) is Australia’s oldest public library, established in Melbourne in 1854 as the Melbourne Public Library, and among the first free libraries worldwide. The Library is also a major cultural institution, housing significant art collections, exhibitions, and public gallery spaces.
Melbourne is widely recognised as Australia’s cultural and events capital, celebrated for its festivals, sport, food, and creative energy. With a year‑round calendar that blends major international events with local cultural experiences, the city offers a distinctive and engaging backdrop for conferences and visitors alike.
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State Library Victoria is centrally located in Melbourne’s CBD and is easily accessible for conference delegates staying in the city.
Public transport: The Library is well serviced by Melbourne’s free City Circle and Swanston Street tram routes, with several stops directly outside or nearby. Melbourne Central and Parliament train stations are both within a short walk.
Walking: The venue is within easy walking distance of many CBD hotels, Melbourne Central, and key city landmarks.
Driving: Limited street parking is available around the Library. Several public car parks are located nearby.
Accessibility: State Library Victoria offers step‑free access, lifts, and accessible facilities throughout the venue.
