Macquarie Street

Macquarie Street is a prominent street in Sydney, Australia, known for its historical and cultural significance. It runs through the central business district and features important landmarks, including the New South Wales Parliament House and the Sydney Hospital. The street is named after Lachlan Macquarie, a colonial governor who played a key role in shaping early Sydney. Macquarie Street is often associated with government institutions and heritage buildings, making it a focal point for political and civic activity in the city. It's a popular area for both locals and tourists interested in Sydney's history.