Martin Place

Martin Square is the heart of Sydney's city. It is also the headquarters of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Macquarie Bank and other companies. It is also the business and financial hub. The General Post Office Building and TV7 News The studio is also on the way. Martin Place is west of George Street and east to Macquarie Street, with Sydney City Railway Martin Place station underground.

This is the heart of the CBD, from George Street through Macquarie Street, surrounded by some major retail brands, many restaurants and bars. It is convenient to get to bus stops from most streets and to several train stations. It is also the birthplace of modern trends, and millennials don't pay attention to the people around them. As a result, they hit you every few seconds because they are looking at the phone while walking down the street with an iPhone, not looking at the surroundings.

I passed here several times while staying nearby. Some beautiful buildings can be seen here, the buildings on Macquarie Street are beautiful. I love the statue of Queen Victoria above the entrance. There is a very moving war memorial in the center, and a waterfall-like view down the road. It is a busy area and take a moment to look around.

Day3⃣️in Sydney architecture: In addition to each distinctive modern building, Sydney also retains a large number of British colonial-era British styles: Queen Victoria Building Queen Victoria Building (QVB), Martin Square Ancient Post Building Martin Place Sydney GPO Post Office, City Hall... It is said that the elevator in QVB has a history of more than 100 years.

Martin Square is a small square in Sydney's financial city. Don't look at the small square, but it is also an oasis in the bustling city. The fountain in the middle of the square is very elegant, and the small square is decorated with extra freshness. Martin Square is surrounded by bustling commercial streets, people are very lively.

Martin Square is one of the most prosperous pedestrian streets in central Sydney.