Mrs Macquarie's Chair

"This historic sandstone bench, carved by convicts in 1810, offers Sydney's most iconic photo spot. It was created for Governor Macquarie's wife Elizabeth (who loved watching the ships arrive from here), this spot provides the perfect angle of the Opera House framed by the Harbour Bridge. Visit at sunrise for the best photos, or join locals exercising along the waterfront path. Pack a picnic to enjoy in the adjacent Royal Botanic Gardens, or time your visit for sunset when the harbor lights begin to twinkle. Getting there: 15-minute walk from Circular Quay through the Royal Botanic Gardens, or hop off at the Art Gallery of NSW bus stop."

"One of the best walks in Sydney! Take a walk from Botanic gardens to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and enjoy this beautiful view 👫 You can get some nice shots of the city skyline from here while enjoying the flora and fauna of Botanic gardens making your walk more relaxing and refreshing 🌳🍃🌞 ➡️What do you think is the best place to catch a great view of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge? Mention in the comment section below👇 "

"Nestled on the eastern edge of the Royal Botanic Garden, Mrs. Macquarie's Chair offers a scenic vantage point with breathtaking views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. This historic sandstone chair is a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike, providing a perfect setting to soak in the beauty of Sydney's harbor."