Macquarie Street, Sydney

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boulevard historic district street

Macquarie Street, Sydney is a historic civic and parliamentary boulevard in central Sydney that houses key government institutions, including the New South Wales Parliament.

Aliases (1)

Macquarie Street ×5

Statements (41)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	boulevard → historic district → street →
adjacentTo	Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney →
associatedWith	cultural heritage of Sydney → government of New South Wales → judiciary of New South Wales →
country	Australia →
eraOfDevelopment	early 19th century →
governedBy	City of Sydney Council →
hasBuildingType	courthouse → hospital → library → museum → parliament house →
hasFunction	civic precinct → parliamentary precinct →
hasNearbyLandmark	Circular Quay → Hyde Park, Sydney →
hasPedestrianUse	public demonstrations → tourism →
heritageStatus	contains multiple heritage-listed buildings →
houses	Hyde Park Barracks → New South Wales Parliament House → Parliament of New South Wales → State Library of New South Wales → Supreme Court of New South Wales → Sydney Hospital → The Mint, Sydney →
isMajorAxisOf	Sydney’s historic government precinct →
locatedIn	New South Wales → Sydney → Sydney central business district →
namedAfter	Lachlan Macquarie →
partOf	City of Sydney local government area →
primaryUse	governmental → institutional →
terminus	Queen’s Square, Sydney → Sydney Opera House precinct vicinity →
transportMode	road traffic →
urbanForm	north–south street →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Macquarie Street civic precinct ("Macquarie Street") → Parliament House, Sydney ("Macquarie Street") → State Library of New South Wales ("Macquarie Street") →	locatedOn
Bennelong Point ("Macquarie Street") →	accessVia
The Domain, Sydney →	adjacentTo
Sydney Hospital ("Macquarie Street") →	locatedIn
New South Wales Legislative Assembly →	location