If you spend half a day sightseeing in the city, you can recommend visiting the State Library of Adelaide State Library. Museums, art galleries and universities are all on the bustling North Terrace Street. The State Library has been selected as one of the 20 most beautiful libraries in the world by the famous international tourism media. You can see the overpass corridor on the second floor of the library and go right, that is, to the State Map. The wing of Mortlock Wing Moloch, as soon as it enters the cinema, the exquisite European-style classical architecture and gorgeous decoration, is planned and constructed with Adelaide in the 19th century. The 111M, 1PM and 2PM libraries from Monday to Saturday have free guides and can be booked at the library entrance service desk. Volunteers are enthusiastic about visiting the library and introducing South Australian culture. With the development of history, a free coffee roll was obtained after the tour guide, which can be exchanged in the attached cafe and enjoy leisure time for a while.