To fully appreciate the beautiful and captivating city of Sydney Australia, you must place the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb on your “to do” travel list of experiences.
Opened in 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a world-renowned symbol of Australia. Positioned across Sydney’s breathtaking natural harbour, the Bridge is one of the most photographed features of this beautiful city.
Side note: A friend of mine is from Sydney and she had her wedding at the Sydney Oprah House. Her wedding pictures turned out to be amazing with Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background.
Known to Sydneysiders as ‘The Coathanger’, the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge is the world’s largest (but not longest) steel arch bridge. Connecting the northern and southern shores of Sydney’s sparkling harbour, the Bridge is an instantly recognizable symbol of Australia.
The official opening day of the bridge was on March 19, 1932. Today, the Bridge is the heart of Sydney. Beloved by the locals, it stands as a striking feature of Sydney’s famous skyline, whether from the ground or above. It is central to the city’s everyday festivities, famously as the centerpiece of Sydney’s annual New Year’s Eve fireworks spectacular.
My husband and I absolutely loved the bridge climb. I thought it might be intimidating and a bit frightening because of the height, but it was actually very calm and enjoyable. We were quite taken with all that Sydney has to offer from the food, the people, and all that there is to see and do – Sydney Australia has it all.
We look forward to returning one day and bringing our kids along for this amazing bridge climb experience and possibly to watch the infamous fireworks display done annually on New Year’s Eve.
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[…] but it’s also home to many fantastic professional performances. And, as was mentioned in another article, the magnificent Sydney Harbour Bridge is a sight that’s both visually impressive and fascinating […]