Discover the Timeless Charm of Mrs Macquarie's Chair

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from any location in Western New South Wales, take the major highways leading to Sydney. The most common routes are via the Hume Highway (M31) or the Mitchell Highway (A32) depending on your starting point. Once you reach Sydney, follow signs towards the city center. Take the Eastern Distributor (M1) and then exit towards Macquarie Street. Continue onto Mrs Macquarie's Road, where you will find Mrs Macquarie's Chair located within the Royal Botanic Garden. Parking is available nearby, but may incur costs, so check local parking signs for details.

• Public Transport - Train

  From various locations in Western New South Wales, take a train to Sydney's Central Station. Once at Central Station, transfer to the T2, T3, or T8 train lines heading towards Circular Quay. Disembark at Circular Quay station. From there, it is approximately a 15-minute walk to Mrs Macquarie's Chair. Head east towards the Royal Botanic Garden, following the signs to Mrs Macquarie's Road. This walk provides scenic views of the harbor.

• Public Transport - Bus

  If you prefer to take a bus, look for a service that connects your location to Sydney. Once in Sydney, you can take a bus that heads towards Circular Quay or the Royal Botanic Garden. Buses frequently run from various parts of the city. Disembark at the nearest stop to the Royal Botanic Garden and walk approximately 10 minutes to reach Mrs Macquarie's Chair. Check for any applicable bus fares based on your departure point.