Mrs. Macquarie's Chair

Mrs. McCauley's seat, as one of the best views of the sea to see the bridge to see the theater, join the Sydney trip, it is not a wise move. Want to see Mrs. McCauley, choose here to watch her husband's boat return, and look at the scenery, the choice is very good! Walking to Mrs. McCauley's seat, looking at the sea view, did not feel the road far, if the time is appropriate, the sunset over the sea, is more beautiful!

It's not a stone bench at all, I don't think a few Chinese tourists care about it, mainly to photograph the bridge and opera house across the river, which is very good.

Mrs Macquarie's Chair (Mrs Macquarie's Chair) is located on a peninsula at the northeast end of the Royal Botanic Gardens in the downtown area of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. It is carved on a large exposed sandstone. The peninsula itself is named Mrs Macquarie's Point (Mrs Macquarie's Point). Mrs. Macaulay’s chair is famous for its excellent location and good view. It is only separated from the Sydney Opera House by a narrow bay. It is used to appreciate and photograph the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge (Sydney Harbour Bridge). In the best position of Bridge), many postcards are taken from this angle. The place where net celebrities check in.

Open all day, actually no one, tours don't come here. Basically it is a photo place with punch cards. There are a few old Chinese women who are eager to take pictures of you and then give you missionary work. It is also quite speechless. It is recommended to save time to take more pictures of the Sydney Opera House on the other side. Here, the scenery is particularly good.

Great views of the Sydney Opera House from this point. Great for people on a budget

Mrs Macaulay bench royal botanical garden is located in Sydney, is in honor of Mrs Macaulay by craftsmen carved bench. Mrs Macaulay seats in the north of the royal botanic gardens, and separated by only a narrow gulf of Sydney opera house, is the tourists.

The entire Sydney City offers so many free photograph-able spots, which becomes one of the city’s charms that gather the wanderer souls in Sydney, two of which most photographed landmarks are Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. So many places has claimed as the best location to capture both building, but my preference for the best free spot is Mrs Macquarie’s Chair at the north-eastern part of Farm Cope. Heading to this point at evening, and ensure to have your stunning picture of Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House with the exquisite sunset as its back drop.

One of the tourist attraction in the Sydney botanical garden. it's a chair crafted from a rock by Sydney's mayor many years ago, so that his wife can watch the sunset of the city everyday. In fact there's a very good view of the harbor from this view point.

A short walk through the botanical gardens in Sydney brings you to the green historic location of Mrs Macquarie's Chair. Relax on the many seats and take in spectacular views of Sydney Harbour, Opera House and City. The best time to go is late afternoon as the sun goes down looking west across the city. Best of all everything is free.