Sydney in a Frame 🖼️

Yes, that's the best view of Sydney Harbour Bridge together with Sydney Opera House as you can see!📸 Go to Royal Botanical Gardens, spit the point called Mrs Macquarie's Chair, walk a few steps from there towards Sydney Opera House, and that's it.On the way, only when you would havewalked a few steps, you will discover this wonderful view! The point is also markedas 'Fleet Steps'on google maps to make it easier. Mind a bit of timing and plan to arrive here just before the sunset, even better!🌅 #royalbotanicalgarden #sydneyoperahouse #sydneyharborbridge

Sydney City Stroll: Hyde Park to the Opera House

Sydney is very comfortable this season It's nice to choose to walk around the city when the sun is good My route starts from Hyde Park to the art gallery Then from the art gallery to Mrs. Macquarie's Chair in pictures one and two Then follow the road to the seaside near the Sydney Opera House Sit by the sea and watch the opera house and the bridge while having a drink with the sunset Very nice 📍Address: Google Mrs. Macquarie's Chair 🗓️Itinerary: It's best to start after brunch, rest anywhere, and reach the opera house by sunset

Sydney fresh

Love Sydney, so fresh, but stunning even on a winters day ! Highly recommend a visit to Ms Macquaries chair. Where this stunning view is free to see ! #sydney

Mrs Macquarie Chair is a free park open to all the public. At that time, Mrs Macquarie, the Governor’s wife, often painted and painted here. When the Governor retired and moved back to the United Kingdom, the public built the place where she often painted to make the seat in the park in order to commemorate her. The green grass is here, the towering ancient trees are tall and lush green, and the shades are arranged neatly with crimson wooden benches for people to rest. Mrs Macquarie's seat is only a narrow bay from the Sydney Opera House and is a must-visit place for tourists in Australia. Because the observation deck here is the best place to watch the Opera House and the Sydney Bridge. Here, you can enjoy the Sydney Bridge and the Opera House at the same time, so that you can once again admire these two modern architectural treasures, both of which are amazing in terms of geographical location and structural design.