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Macquarie Place
Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Macquarie Pl, Sydney New South Wales 2000
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There is a famous obelisk, which was originally used by European immigrants to record the distance. Very clean, there are many attractions and shops on both sides, you can buy some souvenirs to go home.
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There is a famous obelisk, which was originally used by European immigrants to record the distance. Very clean, there are many attractions and shops on both sides, you can buy some souvenirs to go home.
Macquarie Square is a triangular square located in the center of Sydney. It is located between Bridge Road and Loftus Road. You can reach the Sydney Opera House in the north and the Aquarium in the south. Of course, you can also reach Circular Quay within a short walk.
The so-called square is actually the intersection of several roads, which is almost called a street park.
The surrounding environment of the square has been renovated very well. Come and stroll at night
Macquarie Square is a central square in the heart of Sydney, between Bridge Road and Loftus Road. This square is named after Governor Macquarie. This small square forms an empty place in the bustling urban street, where many people take a walk and relax.