Lots of things to see and do on Macquarie Street. Lots of historical building and museums are here. Located near to Hyde Park. Definitely worth a visit.

This is a major street downtown that has some important iconic buildings along it. Lots of traffic not necessarily a great place for pedestrians.

This street contains many of the large impressive historic buildings which this famous city offers. These range from The Mint, St James Church, Sydney Rum Hospital, Hyde Park Barracks Museum and many others. At the end furthest from Circular Quay is Hyde Park and St...More

I belong to a Canasta group and on Friday March 22, we had organised to do a tour and attend a High Tea. We were asked to be there by 12. We were not attended to - except for being given a glass of water...More

The street named aftyer Lachlan McQuarie, a governor from 1810-1821 has some iconinc historical buildings including St James Church, Hyde Park Barracks, The Mint, Sydney Hospital and Parliament House.It also has to one side the Botanical Gardens and the Domain.It is one of the more...More

This is a lovely street, where you can take a lovely stroll from Hyde park, towards the Opera house. The buildings along the street are truly lovely (excluding the ones nearer to the Opera house itself).

Named after Governor Macquarie, this street is crammed full of charming and elegant historical buildings: Government House; Conservatoire; Library; Parliament House; Royal Mint; Hospital (check out the ‘Good Luck’ Wild Boar Fountain; and Hyde Park Barracks Museum; ; plus various stately residences and commercial premises....More