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Audio tours FAQs
Find answers to common questions about State Library audio tours, including how to access them, what you’ll need, and tips to help you get the most out of your visit.
The audio tour is a free, self-guided experience that shares stories about our architecture, artworks, and history. You can listen onsite or online at your own pace.
Simply scan the QR code at each stop throughout the building using your smartphone or tablet. Bring your own headphones for the best experience.
Yes. Free wi-fi is available throughout the building 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Yes; you will find chargers in the Infozone on level 1.
We recommend using headphones for the best experience. Some of our spaces are designated quiet study spaces where headphones must be used.
Yes! The audio tour is available on our website via the “Visit” menu. You can explore the same content from home or on the go.
No app required. The audio tour plays directly in your browser.
Yes, the audio tour is completely free for all visitors.
Yes, transcripts are provided on the page for accessibility.
The tour works on most smartphones, tablets, and computers.
Visit the welcome desk on level 1. Our staff can help you get started and recommend the best way to enoy the tour.