• Stroller and wheelchair path of beaten earth, starting at the Dexippos Street entrance and heading into the eastern part of the site
• No food or drinks allowed on the site, so have snacks before you go in
• Walking shoes recommended by the site, and visitors keep to the marked routes

Emperor Hadrian built this library in AD 132: a walled rectangle with a Corinthian gateway on its west side, a courtyard ringed by columns, and reading and lecture halls.

The courtyard also holds the remains of churches later built on the ruins, including a 5th-century church with four apses. A marked path of beaten earth, suited to wheelchairs and strollers, runs in from the Dexippos Street entrance.