I have seen it from many different angles. But It is even more impressive from a close look. The giant concrete armor in a lovely harmonious way integrated to Sydney Bay scenery. It was sunrise and I totally agree with one say from an architect stamped in an interior wall: Sun light did not know how beautiful it was until... More

great night at the Opera, you a good seat in any place a must so see

Anytime you go there the Opera House has things to offer. So much to see and some great shows on. If you only want to go and enjoy the sunshine this is the place.

Do the tour you will not be disappointed it is a marvellous piece of architecture, allow 2 hours here and enjoy lunch in the restaurant with a great view of e harbor.

My wife and I have had a dream to come to Sydney and see the Opera House, and last December it came true! We walked from our hotel in Woollomooloo, to Lady Macquarie's Chair, where we got the first glimpse of it with Harbour Bridge in the background. A fantastic sight worth a lot of photos :-) The Opera House... More

Incredible building which has been well cared for. The surrounding area has plenty to see and do but the prices are not cheap, although having a drink outside the Opera House overlooking the water is well worth it.

The tour was very good value, giving you a chance to have a look around some of the main theatre spaces that you otherwise wouldn't see without a ticket to a show. Our guide was knowledgeable and very enthusiastic.

Surprised there are no longer restaurants or coffee lounges here.

This place is definitely a 5 if you just take account of its truly iconic status as a Sydney landmark. It, perhaps twinned with the bridge (which always reminds me of the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle, done with much less fuss), is the image that people around the globe associate with Sydney - even with Australia. On first sight, it... More