Sydney Opera House

The steps of the Opera House

The Concert Hall prior to renovations in 2020

The foyer of the Joan Sutherland Theatre, showing the internal structure and steel framing of the glass curtain walls; the final constructions were modified from Utzon's original designs

The foyer of the Concert Hall

The building illuminated at night

The Opera House seen from the north

The Opera House, backed by the Sydney Harbour Bridge, from the eastern Botanic Gardens

The Opera House viewed from the south

Sydney Opera House

Name: Sydney Opera House
Rating: 4.5

Sydney New South Wales

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Sydney: Opera House Guided Tour with Entrance Ticket

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Sydney: Great Opera Hits Ticket at the Sydney Opera House

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Opera Performance Tickets at the Sydney Opera House

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Sydney: 1-Hour Opera House Tour with Meal and Drink

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Sydney: Sydney Opera House VIP Backstage Tour and Breakfast

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Sydney Opera House, Sydney Overview

The Sydney Opera House, a famous tourist spot in Sydney, is a performing arts center situated in Bennelong Point. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its unique sail-like design by architect Jørn Utzon, hosting world-class performances in opera, theater, and music. Situated near Circular Quay, it offers stunning views of the harbor and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Revel in the beauty of this structure by simply taking a walk around it, eating in its restaurants and hanging around its lobbies. Or get a full guided tour into the building, its history, rooms, halls, and even backstage, where the performers put on their costumes. Of course, a trip to Sydney is incomplete without a picture at the Opera.