The State Library of

The State Library of New South Wales in Sydney was the earliest library established in the state (1826) and is also the oldest library in Australia. The building here is very distinctive, and the sculptures are also very interesting. I really love the windows and bookshelves that are full of medieval classical style. It is a great place to enjoy the fragrance of books in peace. The collection of books here is very rich, with over 5 million volumes. Visitors are allowed to visit and take photos inside the library. If you travel to Sydney, I think it is a must-visit place.