Sydney Opera house, one of the iconic structure to visit in Sydney, is a must view attraction in Sydney, just admire its design and architecture. From the Opera House you can get views of the harbour, the Harbour Bridge and of course the unique design of the Opera House itself. All these make Sydney a beautiful picture perfect city. The inside view is spectacular. A must visit place. one can have great pics with Harbour Bridge and It makes a good landmark. Do visit at night once. Also the surrounding areas are beautiful well planned and one can spend full day visiting various hubs nearby

The majestic Opera House. Doesn’t need a description. Take a ferry from one of the suburbs and get to Circular Quay. That will get you better views of the Opera House. Also try to do the Ferry to Manly beach and you get beautiful views of Opera. Most vibrant place to visit while in Sydney. Must do!!!!

Sydney Opera's one of those places where you have to stop what you are doing and chill with a cold one in one hand. Hands down one of the most important landmarks in the world. Plenty of restaurants and bars on sight, tourist attractions and of course the Opera house, a marvellous piece of architecture. Love this city, hope to travel back again.

The place is spectacular. The building itself is a picture of amazing architecture from the outside. It sit on the shore of the Sidney Harbour with the famous Harbour bridge in its shadow. The jewel of this experience was being able to actually listen to a performance inside. This is once in a lifetime opportunity that is worth every effort of a long flight and overcoming jet lag.

Great iconic location to visit! Beautiful architecture and amazing to know the history of how it was built. Guided tours are available on every day. Also hosts a great cafeteria downstairs - House Canteen. Can sit by the opera house stairs and relax along with the view of harbour bridge. Easily accessible by Public transport and has public toilets available if needed.

Fell in love with it. Must visit. What a wonderful place on the Sydney Harbor. The Sydney Opera House is the symbol of modern Australia. A World Heritage-listed masterpiece of “human creative genius,” it exists because a few brave people dared to think differently. Love those people. Must visit. View by sea at night is mesmerizing.

Beautiful building. We took the basic tour. Some of the aspects were gimmicky, but gave you an opportunity to visit the main concert hall and other areas. Check out the free Sydney museum first which has a section about the Opera House. Tickets had a large weight time which is why we saw the museum prior.

Best and must-go place in Sydney. The vivid shows are absolutely gorgeous, beautiful lighting and showcase. Our family went on a cruise ship, and it took us around the Harbor bridge, and to the Opera house where we got the best view of the vivid show. Most tourists visits the opera house often, so sometimes it may get crowded, but most times it’s quite alright.

What can I say? Seeing the Sydney opera house is the American dream. It was everything I thought it would be. I loved how accessible it was to the public. We even bought day-of tickets at 50% off to see a show inside. Highly recommend.

The Sydney Opera House is a venue for hosting shows, expeditions and other functions. Its located in the centre of Sydney. Opera house is widely regarded as one of the world's most famous architecture. I have managed to capture the views from various locations. If you visit please make sure you take the boat trip to see the view or you can use the opportunity see the harbour view on route to Manly beach. If you are visiting Sydney, Opera house should be a must on your list. I’m sure you will love the beautiful structure of the building.

Amazing venue. The revamped concert hall is AMAZING. Every seat has a good view and great audio. If you get a chance to experience this place you should. I saw Handel's Messiah and it was just outstanding. Great performance by the Sydney Philharmonic Orchestra.

Amazing

Sydney Opera house is another one of the iconic structures that represent Sydney & is a must see whilst in Sydney…The design & architecture is spectacular! You can get incredible views of the harbour, the Harbour Bridge and many more iconic regions… The surrounding areas are well planned also .. There’s beautiful cafes also now in & around the Opera House too It offers a different perspective evenings & day also …

It is a unique place with modernity and serenity juxtaposed. It is a long walk for elderly people. Circular Quay metro can take us right to this place. Worth a visit!

Judging ? from the photos I had seen I expected a much larger building. But it's very nice and harmonious. Both on the outside and from inside. There are numerous restaurants and caffees around it for pre-performance meal.??? I hope everyone that is reading this is having a really good day. And if you are not, just know that in every new minute that passes you have an opportunity to change that. ㊙️ What do you think of this beautiful place? ⁣⁣ ⛩ Instagram ===> @retarophotography ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

The Sydney Opera House is also a must visit place in Sydney. Its unique design makes this monument different and now it's as a Symbol of the City. For the area we will get a good view of Sydney Harbour and The view of Harbour bridge from here is amazing. We wont be able to enter inside the Opera House unless we purchase a ticket 🎫 for a Show. But we can walk through outside for free.

The Sydney Opera House is one of the most iconic landmarks in Sydney and an architectural masterpiece. The location is stunning, situated on the waterfront of Sydney Harbour with stunning views of the city skyline and the harbour bridge. But beyond just being a beautiful building, the Opera House is also a great place to chill and hang out. The outdoor terrace areas offer a relaxed atmosphere where you can sit and take in the view or enjoy a drink with friends. The indoor bars and cafes provide a cozy and inviting atmosphere to relax and enjoy a coffee or light meal. The atmosphere is always buzzing, with a mix of tourists and locals, giving the Opera House a vibrant energy. Additionally, there are plenty of events and performances that take place at the Opera House, ranging from classical music to contemporary theatre and dance performances. It's a great place to catch a show and take in some culture. Overall, the Sydney Opera House is a must-visit for anyone visiting Sydney, and a great spot to hang out and enjoy the stunning views and lively atmosphere.

The guided tour here is great, with a great balance of the technical and the historical. Really lovely clarity from the guide over headphones and you get a real sense of both the amazing story behind it and it being a working iconic performing arts venue. Sadly, the eating venues were too busy to redeem the walking tour lunch but it’s valid up to 18:00.

The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre at Sydney Harbour in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is one of the 20th century's most famous and distinctive buildings. The building comprises multiple performance venues, which together host well over 1,500 performances annually, attended by more than 1.2 million people. Performances are presented by numerous performing artists, including three resident companies: Opera Australia, the Sydney Theatre Company and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. As one of the most popular visitor attractions in Australia, the site is visited by more than eight million people annually, and approximately 350,000 visitors take a guided tour of the building each year. The building is managed by the Sydney Opera House Trust, an agency of the New South Wales State Government.

This is a really beautiful monument. It is very crowded and swamped.by tourists. However this area has a very different and a lovely vibe. The restaurants here have good music and the people have the smiles on their faces. This building, when seen from an aeroplane also gives so much joy!

Spectacular view in this place, especially sunrise and sunset time. The tour is highly recommended. You will see the inside of the opera house. As of May 2022, the Concert Hall is still closed for renewal works. If you book the tickets online, you might have the issue I had when finding the tour starting point. It is on the first floor, on the west side of the opera house. After the dark, there are multiple rooftop light shows. I believe it lasts about 5-10 minutes. The frequency is once every hour or every 30 minutes

Iconic landmark. They have a light show that nobody really knows about so check online for the schedule (dusk, 6:30,7, and 8 PM the last time I checked). You have to see the structure from up close, afar, during the day, and at night. The best views of the structure are from the public ferries and the bridge. To see the light show, you need to walk up to the structure.

Love the opera! Next time I will visited this place in a sunny day! Is beautiful, also recommend to take a ferry to Manly beach so you can see the opera from the water!! 100% recommended! Sometimes at night they have light shows! Really beautiful!

The Sydney Opera House is an iconic landmark that exceeded all my expectations. The architecture and design are simply breathtaking, and the location on Sydney Harbour is picture-perfect. I had the opportunity to attend a performance and it was an unforgettable experience. The acoustics in the concert hall were outstanding, and the production was world-class. The staff were friendly and accommodating, ensuring that all guests had a wonderful experience. In addition to the performance, the Opera House offers tours that provide fascinating insights into the history and construction of this magnificent building. Overall, I highly recommend a visit to the Sydney Opera House, whether it's to attend a performance or just take in the beauty of the architecture and stunning views of the harbour.

Beautiful place design and atmosphere! So relaxing, no stress when walking around with your phone, and all your needed belongings. 0%crime as I wad told by many people. I believe its a city were you can feel totally safe. 🇦🇺💚 My favorite so far!!!

Best New year destination because of various reasons. It's summer and the weather is perfect. The crowd are amazing. No crime in the city and it's kept very clean. The fireworks from cruise is just spectacular. Travel may get a little tricky.

As an architect and admirer of great works, this is an incredible beautiful building in any light. I'm blessed to walk passed this icon on a daily basis.

Beautiful place that sees a lot of visitors is any given day. Great place to take pictures. People are nice and you can have lunch just a stone's throw away. The food is great and their are healthy options if you are vegan or vegetarian or even keto. Just don't stay in one area too long, even if you are admiring the architecture.

The entire experience is always just so wonderful!

Sydney Opera House, located in the bay of Sydney Harbour, is a performing arts centre which since it opened in 1973 has come to be seen as a masterpiece of modern architecture and a symbol of Australia. It was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, following an international architectural competition in 1957. His entry was said to have been excluded by the technical judging panel, but later reinstated on the recommendation of one of the judge, architect Eero Saarinen who would not endorse any other design. Despite early controversy, the long-term success and appreciation of the building has led to it inspiring many architectural designs that incorporate complex geometries through the use of computer-aided design techniques.

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Amazing to see such a marvel of architecture with your own eyes. A must visit. I recommend walking through Royal Botanical Gardens. It was an amazing experience.

Sydney Opera House is a must view attraction in Sydney, even if you don't watch a performance or even eat at one of the restaurants, and just admire its architecture. From the Opera House you can get views over the harbour, the Harbour Bridge and of course the unique design of the Opera House itself. Together, they make Sydney a beautiful picture perfect city.

What a beautiful place! We were unable to get a tour but we did walk all around it and inside. There is a little gift shops and plenty of restrooms. Walkable from about every area in Sydney. Beautiful architecture.

It was my first visit to Australia and I am very happy to be able to visit such a famous landmark, the Opera House. Blessed with fine weather, I was very impressed by the beauty of the building and its surroundings under the morning sun. I would like to express my gratitude to those who are working hard to preserve this landscape.

Iconic building and beautiful views of the harbour and the bridge. It never gets old visiting the area. Close to the ferry boats and the botanical gardens, which are worth a visit as well. Recommend taking a regular ferry ride across the harbour to get a water view of the opera house and bridge and avoid the tourists boats to save money.

One of the modern wonders of the world doesn't disappoint. I have been to look at this building a few times in my life and at some stage I will go in and see something but it is beautiful. Also great is the location. Go one way for the ferries, and food and the other way the botanical gardens.

An iconic bucket list venue, my first visit. Beautiful harbour views though super crowded around the venue, plan ahead! We saw Gatsby at the Green Light, interesting dance moves though lacked a story line and turned a little burlesque/odd in the last few scenes 🤔

Amazing structure (5 stars). The one star is for the rude personnel at the cashier. My experience is based on multiple visits. They do not do us a favor. This has to be changed.

Amazing place

(Translated by Google) Maybe he doesn't like nacos (Original) Mungkin dia tidak suka nacos

Really nice building and a lovely view of the rest of Sydney. Great tourist destination and lots of cafes near by. Its nice and spiky as its got really nice architecture.

Awesome venue. Absolute stunning scenery. We went for a play here, was one of the best I have seen. So hilarious. Decent value for the venue. Just a great overall experience that I recommend highly.

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Whenever I write something about this house I never forget to share about the beauty of this Opera House. I love to visit this place any number of times. I am mesmerized by it's beauty.

The Sydney Opera is a special iconic building and one of the most-photographed in the world. One of the best parts of living in North Sydney was seeing the opera every day from the train, at nightime is a different story… much more romantic and memorable!

? Sidney Opera Binası Sidney Opera Evi, Sidney'in sembolü ve 20. yüzyılın en ünlü yapılarından biri. Danimarkalı ünlü mimar Jørn Utzon bu eseriyle 2003 Pritzker Mimarlık Ödülünü kazanmıştır. UNESCO tarafından 2007 yılında Dünya Mirasları Listesine eklenmiştir.

(Translated by Google) great (Original) super

Xg जोकोविच

It’s like postcard…..sooooooo beautiful, I can’t believe I really came to opera house and took lots of pictures, I think I need to write down something for memory. So I’m here!! (google maps😂)

My favourite Sydney icon next to the Harbour Bridge. This emerald city has more than structures to offer

Not as impressive at close quarters as from afar. Still a nice picnic place. Take the rock & roll, shake & shower jet boating instead of the sedate cruise. Get wet and walk along the promenade, stretch near the park to eat and rest.

Most beautiful building in Sydney. Definitely worth a visit when you are in town. The programming is always of outstanding quality. I am a big opera fan and I have watched many performances in the Opera House and each production was just perfect. The building is very well maintained and the in-house staff are always friendly.

It was magnificent and looked very beautiful in all directions and also when looked from far and also near. We looked at it from the pier, harbor bridge, 26th floor, and in close quarters. Entry was free to go in but was not able to watch anything. The landing stairs were looking so nice. The architecture was amazing. Sydney iconic building and a landmark. The ceiling was like glass tiled and looked unique. There are guided tours available and a restaurant at the bottom. We sat at the stairs and relaxed. We also sat at the far end overlooking Harbor bridge and spent the evening watching the princess cruise. The place is so well connected to airport train lines. There were ferries, speed boats, harbor cruises, Multi day cruises starting from here

Iconic and symbolic location of Sydney and Australia. Beautiful architecture and great views of the harbour bridge and surrounding areas. Excellent to visit during evening hours and especially during some special events which include illumination. The best photo location while in Sydney on a holiday. Easy access from the Circular Quay ferry wharf, train station or light rail station.

An iconic landmark that everyone will come visit if you visit Sydney. We came here the first night we arrived at Sydney and we visit night and day. You can take metro or boat here. Definitely worth a visit and they have a light show in June which is super cool! I love it!

Lovely place to visit . Worth going on the walking tour to find out about the history of the opera house. Always busy around this area for the obvious reasons. It’s a great place to see after night fall too. Inside there are plenty of toilets, cafe and lots of different theatres to see different shows. You can get a taxi , boat taxi, bus but can’t park to close due to security.

As a visitor to Sydney, it was thrilling to see the iconic Opera House, and to enter the building to enjoy a show was very exciting. The vibe around and in the historical building adds to the excitement. Restaurants and bars were busy, not easy to find a place to sit for a drink, but simply walking around and soaking in the atmosphere while taking obligatory pictures of the building as night settled in, along with views of the tower bridge and ferries in the bay, is a fun way to start the evening. Lots of stairs, but also wheelchair friendly. Inside the Opera House, staff are efficient and helpful, and we were ushered to the correct door based on our seats. No videography/photography allowed inside. If you come all the way to Sydney from elsewhere in the world, make sure to plan for a show at the amazing Opera House.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Sydney Opera House recently, and it truly left me in awe. This iconic masterpiece of architecture not only graces the Sydney skyline but also offers an unforgettable cultural experience. The moment I walked through its halls, I was captivated by the design and the sheer magnitude of its sails. What sets the Sydney Opera House apart is its dedication to the arts. It's not just a venue; it's a symbol of creativity and cultural expression. The views of the harbor from the Opera House are breathtaking, especially at sunset. I couldn't help but admire the blend of nature and human ingenuity. Overall, the Sydney Opera House is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a blend of artistic excellence, architectural marvel, and natural beauty. It's a testament to human creativity and a source of inspiration for all who have the privilege of experiencing it.

Of Course you have to visit this iconic place whenever you're in Sydney. I would like to give a small suggestion, try to visit this place during the night time, you will get amazing views and the lighting is awesome. You can explore the nearby harbour as well. The interior of the Opera House is spectacular.

If you see closely the architecture is made from two different colour tiles, white and off white colour which makes the architecture appear off white in reality. No ticket is required! The place is mesmerizing. You can find, water, trees, and cool air all in one place. It's perfect for an outing. Perhaps you can opt for a cup of coffee near Harbour and enjoy the view.

I had a great time spending 1 hour learning about this place by tour guide. I didn't expect too much before I came to Sydney, but this place is a definite icon of Sydney. I went to see Miss Saigon here. The sound was incredible! The size of the stage was great. There are no wings, so you can easily see the whole stage without difficulty. I sat at Row F, Seat 12 (Stalls), and the seat was fantastic. It was one of the best experiences in Sydney.

It is a beautiful symbol of a human spirit, imagination, creativity, and ability to overcome challenges. It is a people's place. Come and be part of it. If you want to go on a tour inside the Opera House, buy tickets online to select the day and time available, and then arrive to the Welcome Center, which is located underground on the left side 15 min ahead of your time. Also, if you can, come on Saturday and hang around until about 9 PM to see a fireworks 🎆

Magnificent building. Lots of stairs but walkable. 1 hour tour and learn alot. Scenic photos of the Criuse Ship and The Bridge. Great shop when you depart to buy souvenirs where you can catch taxis.

Absolute beauty whether you go for drink or an award ceremony or just look at this amazing building

One of the most amazing theater house I've been to. Very nice place to spent time watching musical, opera, and art shows. A must visit place in Sydney. Highly recommended!

One of the most amazing places to visit in the world... The most iconic building in the world... The most visited place for tourists from all over the world... Located in very strategic place, amazing views, amazing ambience... Highly recommended place to visit before you die...

I love Sydney. There are a lot of more places that Sydney can offer. But this place is a must include on your Sydney trip

But how do you put 1 star to this world wonder congratulate the people of Sydney that I had the opportunity to get to know them. Sydney is a beautiful city boys they are ahead of us mentally by at least 50 I love you sydney

Great memories, I dropped my phone between the cracks. They couldn't obtained it. I lost it. 5 Star because its a nice place to lose things. Besides that great place.

This is a must-do activity in Sydney, watching opera in such a beautifully-crafted opera house. You can choose from musical, opera, cabaret, art show and whatnot. The experience is magnificent and amazing. If you have sufficient time, it's also great to take one of the tour to truly understand the backstory of Sydney Opera House, also one of the World Heritage sites around the globe.

Of course, when you visit Sydney, you should visit the Opera House. amazing architecture and it becomes even more amazing when you realize it was built in 1973 (!). It's not only the Opera Houe itself, but the whole surroundings and atmosphere that makes this a perfect day out in Sydney.

One of my favourite places I have ever been in... everything was wonderful.the shows,the food,the hospitality of the workers,the music and dance was dreamy...even the shape of this wonderful house was the most beautiful.I mean how can anyone not to rate 5stars?

(Translated by Google) Macics moments. (Original) Macics moments.

The most overrated place in the city, just go to Point Manor or Stanmore. It's way cheaper and will keep you away from the Tourist.

The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre at Sydney Harbour in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is one of the 20th century's most famous and distinctive buildings.[3]

Postal card of the city, it is a must see if you go to sydney!

Good place

Another bucketlist item, yes!

Looks nice at night on a ferry ride and inside it’s pretty good.

the opera house australia

5 Star experience. Every time!

A fine establishment of culture and glorious architecture.

so beautiful structure ❤️❤️❤️

Sexy

I went to that place

겉모습은 보기좋고 주변식당에서 음료한잔하기좋음.. 내부는 고급스럽지만 티켓필요하고 티켓주고 보기에는 일부만 보고오는거라서 비용대비 아깝긴함

lovely experience!!!

(Translated by Google) A landmark landmark building in Sydney. It is a tourist spot that cannot be missed. When I visited during the evening hours, I was impressed by the appearance of the Opera House, which turned orange in response to the sun that set in the Sydney Harbor and that day. There were many tourists visiting, but it is not crowded and there is plenty of room to relax. Besides seeing nearby, we also recommend the view of the opera house from the venue such as the ferry. (Original) シドニーのランドマーク的な建物。外せない観光スポットです。夕刻の時間に訪れると、シドニー湾に沈む太陽と、その日を受けて、オレンジ色になったオペラハウスの姿が印象的でした。訪れている観光客は多かったですが、混み混みではなく、余裕のある感じで、ゆっくりできます。近くで見る以外にも、フェリーなどの会場からから見るオペラハウスの姿もオススメです。

cool place

it looks like a privelaged white sonic the hedgehog

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Prelepo

(Translated by Google) I think it is a building seen from a distance. It was bigger than I expected and it was quite disjointed. (Original) 遠くからみる建造物だと思います。ただ思った以上に大きいし結構バラバラとしていました。

ever nice meatballs and i love the wardrobe i got from there

It was amazing well. A year. Ago

(Translated by Google) What to say .. very very beautiful site, especially if you are at the opera do not miss the gardens next door (royal garden)! Regarding the opera, it is really a very beautiful place (from an architecture or even landscape point of view) It is very pleasant to eat along the quays. If you can afford it, I strongly advise you to go see a performance at the opera during your stay, it's worth all the visits in the world ? (Original) Que dire.. très très beau site , surtout si vous êtes a l'opéra ne manquer pas les jardins juste a coté (royal garden) ! Concernant l'opéra c'est vraiment un très beau lieu (d'un point vue architecture ou paysage même ) C'est très agréable de manger le long des quais. Si vous pouvez vous l'offrir je vous conseil vivement d'aller voir une représentation a l'opéra pendant votre séjour, ça vaut toutes les visites du monde ?

It's real good

Must vist pace in Sydney.

Nice place in Australia

This is one of the most crowded place in the world ?

(Translated by Google) Pomp and Gloria. (Original) Pomp und Gloria.

You can’t get tired of it!!

It’s peaceful at night.

What a beautiful treasure Sydney Australia ?? has here. First time I’ve been inside and all around the Opera House, even got my video of me standing outside the Sydney Opera House and the Seattle light with technology did the rest. This is definitely a must do cost is only $10.00. Only by card though. Take notice if your in the lift. Very unusual.

Absolutely gorgeous building. The architecture is amazing. There is more to the structure than meets the eye. We arranged for a guided tour of the Opera House. The guide was very knowledgeable and pointed out the materials used, the siting of the building, practice rooms and so much more. A blend of Eye catching architecture and history. It's a beautiful place. Even on the rainy day the view from the steps is breath taking. The tour costs $40 per person and takes 1 hour to complete. The restaurant has wonderful vies of the scenery. It's perfect for a romantic date as well as for family. For those who do not want the tour inside, the outside is also a great place to spend some time with your loved ones, or just enjoy the bliss of solitude in a beautiful landscape.

The Opera House was formally completed in 1973, having cost $102 million. H.R. "Sam" Hoare, the Hornibrook director in charge of the project, provided the following approximations in 1973: Stage I: podium Civil & Civic Pty Ltd approximately $5.5m. Stage II: roof shells M.R. Hornibrook (NSW) Pty Ltd approximately $12.5m. Stage III: completion The Hornibrook Group $56.5m. Separate contracts: stage equipment, stage lighting and organ $9.0m. Fees and other costs: $16.5m. The original cost and scheduling estimates in 1957 projected a cost of £3,500,000 ($7 million) and completion date of 26 January 1963 (Australia Day).[35] In reality, the project was completed ten years late and 1,357% over budget in real terms. On 5 October 2018 the Opera House chief executive Louise Herron clashed with Sydney radio commentator Alan Jones, who called for her sacking for refusing to allow Racing NSW to use the Opera House sails to advertise The Everest horse race. Within hours, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian overruled Herron. Two days later, Prime Minister Scott Morrison supported the decision, calling the Opera House "the biggest billboard Sydney has". The NSW Labor Party leader, Luke Foley, and senior federal Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese had supported the proposal. The political view was not supported by significant public opinion, with a petition against the advertising collecting over 298,000 names by 9 October 2018. 235,000 printed petition documents were presented to the NSW Parliament in the morning.[85] A survey conducted on 8 October by market research firm Micromex found that 81% of those surveyed were not supportive of the premier's direction. Wikipedia

Nulla potrebbe rappresentare meglio questa città. Il teatro dell’opera di Sidney con la sua particolare conformazione si identifica come una delle meraviglie architettoniche del mondo.

Loved coming here... a beautiful must see tourist attraction

Beautiful and always crowded, however, right now only locals come.

Viaggio di nozze. Junio 2015. Da vero bella!

Great views of Sydney harbor bridge.

(Translated by Google) It is a must-see spot for sightseeing in Sydney. It had a strong presence and was nicer than the photos. I also had a shooting spot. (Original) シドニー観光で外せないスポットです。写真でみるよりも存在感があり素敵でした。撮影スポットもありたのしめます。

watched 'the nutcracker' here and the experience was quite memorable.

One of the iconic placee of my beloved Sydney!

Iconic building.

Best in sydney

I really loved this opera house ❤️ I really enjoy theri ❤️?it was awesome

(Translated by Google) You should have seen it. (Original) Muss man gesehen haben.

a true landmark in sydney!

it is amazing, the music is wonderful

Love it

シドニー観光では外せないスポット！ 1度は行ってみたいとの念願が叶いました！ 近くで見ても美しい。

An iconic place

(Translated by Google) It was funny to see the Opera House in person, for photos, both he and Habour Bridge, seemed to be much smaller. It is imposing and beautiful, it is very worthwhile to know this Australian icon up close. It has a beautiful texture in its "white shells", which can only be noticed up close. The beauty continues in every detail, the brown floors, the floor are fastened with copper screws at their ends. Internally it is literally a spectacle. But for visitors passing through, there is the tip, Opera Kitchen, on the side path of Opera, this is a restaurant, a must for good photos, food and a fun souvenir, overlooking Harbor Bay and Opera House. If you want to walk after visiting the Opera House, on your face facing the city, you have access to a large green park, a beautiful walk on the edge of Harbor Bay or inside the park with incredible gardens and historic attractions like Government House. .. etc. Have Fun! (Original) Foi engraçado conhecer o Opera House pessoalmente, por fotos, tanto ele como a Habour Bridge, pareciam ser bem menores. É imponente e lindo, vale muito a pena conhecer este ícone australiano de perto. Ele possui uma linda textura em suas "conchas brancas", que só de perto se nota. A beleza continua em todos os detalhes, os pisos marrons, no chão são presos com parafusos de cobre em suas extremidades. Internamente é literalmente um espetáculo. Mas para visitantes de passagem, fica a dica, Opera Kitchen, no caminho lateral do Opera, este é um restaurante, passagem obrigatória para boas fotos, comida e uma divertida lembrança, com vista para Harbour Bay e Opera House. Se quiser caminhar depois da visita ao Opera House, em sua face virado para a cidade, tem um acesso a um grande parque verde, uma bela caminhada na beira da Harbour Bay ou no interior do parque com incríveis jardins e atrações históricas como Government House ... etc. Have Fun!

One of the best icon of Sydney. The inside view is spectacular. A must visit place.Luckily the day we visited Opera house, it was a open day and we got free tour of Opera house.one can have great pics with Harbour Bridge and Opera house combo. It makes a good landmark. Projectio s on Opera house during winter light will be great. Do visit at night once .

Flawless, beautiful, spectacular! Must see if you visit Sydney and as a bonus you get to see the Sydney Harbour Bridge! Sydney Harbour has all the beauty of this city!

Visited after hours , nice quiet and peacfull

The Opera House is a World Heritage-listed masterpiece of ‘human creative genius’ that belongs to all Australians. It is the Country’s number one tourist destination and its busiest performing arts centre, welcoming more than 10.9 million visitors a year on site and hosting more than 1,800 performances attended by more than 1.4 million people. Deloitte has estimated the total cultural and iconic value of the Sydney Opera House to Australia at $6.2 billion. On its 40th Anniversary in 2013, the Opera House embarked upon a Decade of Renewal to prepare it for future generations of artists, audiences and visitors. Australian culture reached a remarkable milestone on 20 October 1973: the completion of one of the greatest buildings of the 20th century, the birth of an icon, and the beginning of an incredible performance history at Sydney’s new Opera House. “The Sydney Opera House has captured the imagination of the world, though I understand that its construction has not been totally without problems,” Queen Elizabeth II observed, officially opening Jørn Utzon’s masterpiece on a blustery spring day. But as the Queen went on to say: “The human spirit must sometimes take wings or sails, and create something that is not just utilitarian or commonplace.”

Iconic landmark, a must see. Great performances, food and drink available at respective venues. Water views. I travelled here for the Vivid light show June 2022 at 9-11.55 pm for a walk and it was lively and entertaining with people from all over the city, interstate and overseas convening for a great winter’s night out. Much fun.

Gorgeous architecture in Sydney. Definitely recommend going to check out a play or concert. There’s also the Opera Bar very nearby which can be a great place to stop and take in the scenery after a show.

What more can you say about this iconic building except it is beautiful! The unique architecture makes it stands out among all the buildings in Sydney. This building is best viewed at night when the lights turn on.

Only put in 5star for architectural purposes. Unfortunately much of the venue was barricaded off but it is a unique and beautiful building. Go to Sydney museum for full history as the architect was not invited to the opening. Great building which all Australians should be proud of.

First time in Sydney and had to visit the famous opera house. We attended a piano competition. Our seats were comfortable and at the side of the stage. The sound was excellent and the orchestra did not disappoint. Beautiful venue. Glad we experienced it.

Iconic world famous structure. The area and promenade is beautiful to walk around. The structure itself is nice and unique. Try to visit during night and day to get different prospectives. Extremely busy in the evenings where people sit and drink in opera bar.

Absolutely amazing time and tour. This is an absolutely stunning attraction. The tour is only an hour long but so much is done during that time. You couldn't ask for a better location to spend a day. So much to do and see before and afterwards.

What is there not to love about the Opera House. I attended the Australian Chamber Orchestra performance and set second row to the right. The performance was moving. I marveled at the opportunity to hear instruments from hundreds of years ago. A magical moment. You can feel the history and the artistry as you walk in. The views from the balcony are spectacular.

One of the several architectural wonders of the world. Very beautiful from the outside, with lots of seats by the water for F&B. Recommended to book in advance paid tours inside the building.

As an iconic landmark, you should really visit if you are in Sydney. There's plenty of space around the Opera House to walk around it, take photos and sit and enjoy etc. You can also walk to the opposite side of the Quay to get a different view. I'd say sunset time would be the best. The bars around the Opera get really busy and note you are paying for the location not the food quality!

Miss Saigon at Sydney Opera House. Good thing went here early before the place scarce with people was able to explore the beauty. From 3rd floor you will see the overlooking of Sydney Harbour Bridge. The place is well maintained and staff are so kind to offer to take a photo of you.

It really shocked me. It is an international tourist attraction and is listed as the youngest world heritage. The large floor-to-ceiling windows inside are all designed with a slope, so there is no glass reflection when looking outside. It is great!

What an amazing experience and place to visit. Staff extremely helpful but take sunscreen and hat if walking around during the day. So many cafes and places to rest. Bucket List moment ticked off and loved every minute of it. Prepay your parking and save heaps!!!!

We visited the Opera House twice: once to stroll and once to see a performance. This was great for both. The lines and shapes and angles of the place can make for interesting images and perspectives. The performance space is a combination of good acoustics and good sight lines.

The place is so nice, clean and tidy. The Sydney Opera House itself actually sit next to Royal Botanical Garden. If you want to go here, you can use train or simply just use bus

This place is beautiful inside and out. We had planned to eat after and were hoping there would be snacks inside. There was! Just the right size to get us through to dinner. I had wine and the family had soft drinks. It was an amazing ballet and a fabulous experience!

Its the most beautiful place i have been in recent times and its awesome to just look at it from the hotel having some kangaroo meat and a drink. It is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece. Its iconic design and grandeur make it a cultural gem in any city. Inside, the acoustics are impeccable, offering a sublime auditory experience. Attending a performance here is a transcendent journey into the world of music and theater. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking artistic excellence.

The building and its surrounds occupy the whole of Bennelong Point on Sydney Harbour, between Sydney Cove and Farm Cove, adjacent to the Sydney central business district and the Royal Botanic Gardens, and near to the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The building comprises multiple performance venues, which together host well over 1,500 performances annually, attended by more than 1.2 million people. There is no doubt that the Sydney Opera House is masterpiece. It is one of the great iconic buildings of the 20th century, an image of great beauty that has become known throughout the world – a symbol for not only a city but a whole country and continent. On 28 June 2007, the Sydney Opera House became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, having been listed on the (now defunct) Register of the National Estate since 1980, the National Trust of Australia register since 1983, the City of Sydney Heritage Inventory since 2000, the New South Wales State Heritage Register since 2003, and the Australian National Heritage List since 2005. The Opera House was also a finalist in the New7Wonders of the World campaign list.

Amazing place. Worth spending time, go around 4pm till 9pm so that you can enjoy both day view and night view, sometime fireworks will be there at 9pm. C

It's a main tourist point in Sydney. We enjoyed drinks, delicious food and clicked many beautiful pictures. The view of Sydney harbour bridge and Opera House is awesome. It has a nice sitting area on the deck of Sydney Opera House. We spent approx three hours here. Overall it was a wonderful l and memorable evening of my life.😍

1. Good construction 2. Maintained well 3. Good for jogging and exercise 4. Beach waves are good. 5. Lot of ships nearby for ferries 6. Great view of the Sydney Bridge

My first visit to the Sydney Opera House was nothing short of enchanting. The architectural masterpiece exceeded my expectations, and the proximity to Sydney Harbour added a picturesque charm. Attending a performance inside one of its iconic venues was a sensory delight, with impeccable acoustics and a captivating atmosphere. The staff's professionalism and the overall organization enhanced the overall experience. This visit was a cultural journey and a testament to why the Sydney Opera House stands as a global symbol of excellence in the arts.

Such an iconic building and beautiful as you can imagine. I wasn't the only one who thought it would be bigger though. Take a cruise to get a feel for the bay. Sydney has a great vibe. Couldn't believe seeing a seal on the steps by the water in front of the Opera House

This was my first trip to Sydney, and the Opera House is majestic. It's so much better in real life than any picture you will ever see. We did a guided tour and went back the next day to watch a show. We loved both of these and highly recommend that everyone should definitely take the time to go for the tour and check out a show.