My husband and I saw Miss Saigon in the Joan Sutherland Theatre at the Opera House. The production in this amazing space (seating capacity 1507) was second to none. I can’t imagine it being bettered anywhere else. The Opera House itself is an incredible building but seeing a show here was a dream come true. It’s expensive but worth it.

This past month, on our way back from seeing our children in New Zealand, my wife and I stopped in Sydney for five days. My wife is an avid opera fan, and thanks to our good luck, we were able to purchase tickets at a price that was quite affordable for her favorite opera, Carmen. In addition to that, we participated in the pre-performance picnic, which had charcuterie, cheese, and sparkling wine. It was a delightful addition. The entire event was fantastic, despite the fact that the audience members were somewhat less well-behaved than one would generally anticipate and that there was some distracting chatter throughout the performance. Despite everything, I had a fantastic time, and it's definitely something I won't soon forget. The location of the opera house is breathtaking, and the structure itself is beautiful enough to warrant its place as an iconic landmark. In general, a night to look back on with fondness.

A must-see for any traveler in Australia. From its unique architecture to its diverse program of events, the Sydney Opera House is a masterpiece of Australian completion. Whether you are looking for an evening of opera, a night of comedy, or a day of culture, the Sydney Opera House has it all!

Visited on a sunny day - beautiful architecture! Underneath there are some cool bars and cafes. Free toilets and also the tickets for the performances aren’t too expensive so we’re looking forward to seeing Twelfth Night there in a few days time!

Its gleaming Danish design has made it a symbol of cultural excellence and inspiration. From the moment you set eyes on it, you can feel the grandeur of the building and the possibilities it holds. Inside, you can experience world-class performances in a variety of genres, from opera to ballet to musicals. The building itself is a marvel of engineering, with a series of curved shells that are perfectly balanced and designed to capture the light and create an awe-inspiring atmosphere.

Walked the whole perimeter of the Opera House, Sydney's famous & iconic building. Magnificent 'sails' of the Opera House gleaming in the sunshine - just awe-inspiring. Enjoyed Harbour Bridge impressive views. On Manly ferry, had different stunning vistas from the ocean back towards the Opera House, also gorgeous dusk photos. We haven't been to Sydney in a long while - now revisit; we'll definitely be back soon.. (I have gait/walking challenges (stroke), wear a legbrace.)

My wife and I and another couple were lucky enough to get the last few seats available for the Chinese National Symphony Orchestra tour at the Sydney Opera House. We sat in what would normally be the choir loft, but let me tell you they were superb seats. I wish other venues would make the effort to put seats there like Sydney Opera House does. The only down side is the restrooms are on the ground level and it’s quite a walk from the choir loft to get there. The concert was supposed to start at 2030, but didn’t till 2045 because they wouldn’t open the seating gates till 2015. No way you can seat that many people in 15 minutes. The concession stands didn’t open till 2020, causing more people to be late.

The Sydney Opera House is an iconic example of Danish design, offering a unique and diverse program of events. From world-renowned opera and ballet performances, to contemporary music, theatre and more, the Sydney Opera House has something for everyone. Enjoy the famous views of the harbor and the city skyline, and explore the many restaurants, bars and shops that make the Sydney Opera House a must-see destination.

A distinctive and famous community meeting place with a stunning harbour view. It's a place where you can have a picnic, take a tour, and enjoy a show! Whether you're looking for a fun day out or a romantic evening, the Opera House is sure to provide a memorable experience. Just don't forget to bring your camera – you'll want to capture the beauty of this iconic building!

We took an hour tour of the Sydney Opera House yesterday and we are enchanted! The guide was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and passionate about the history and the architecture, knew the inside and out of theatre, concert and opera techniques, sounds producing, acoustics and set up. We learned so much about this fabulous landmark!!! I rarely had such an enjoyable time taking a tour. It was supposed to be a small group (we were 35 to 40!), but it did not matter. Our guide answered all the questions, we entered 4 venues, including the concert hall and the opera hall. We just loved it!