Bondi, home of Australia's oldest Life Saving Club, is popular with the locals who participate in a..
Sydney Harbour InformationAn essential Sydney experience.. Incorporating the harbour's islands and much of the Foreshore..
Sydney Opera House InformationTake home more than just a photo; venture beneath the sails of Sydney Opera House for an..
The Rocks InformationSydney’s heritage setting for a contemporary City The historic site of Sydney’s first..
Kings Cross InformationVibrant and diverse entertainment all day, every day Kings Cross, the most densely populated..
Paddington InformationStreet chic by design Paddington is a fashionable suburb renowned for its Federation-style..
Darling Harbour InformationA cosmopolitan waterfront destination.. Alive with activity day and night Darling Harbour is hugely..
Manly InformationBeachside jewel with a relaxed holiday feel A visit to Manly by ferry provides you with the..
Woolloomooloo InformationVibrant and diverse entertainment all day, every day Woolloomooloo offers a multitude of..
Balmain InformationA real pub culture and a contemporary dining scene.. Historically Balmain was one of Sydney's..
Royal Botanic Gardens InformationWelcome to the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, an oasis of 30 hectares in the heart of the city...
Circular Quay InformationSydney’s heritage setting for a contemporary City Circular Quay is part of The Rocks precinct..
Northern Beaches InformationWaterways, beaches and seaside villages Spanning the area just north of Manly to the tip of the..
Parramatta InformationA fine example of a living museum Shortly after the arrival of the British First Fleet in 1788..
See all locations in SydneySydney Harbour Bridge is the world's largest steel arch bridge - although not the longest. It has become an iconic symbol of Australia spanning beautiful Sydney Harbour dotted with boats, often with the Opera House in shot.
The total length of the bridge including approaches, is 1149 metres and the arch spans 503 metres. The top of the arch is 134 metres above sea level and the height under the deck is a spacious 49 metres. The deck is also 49 metres wide making Sydney Harbour Bridge the widest longspan Bridge in the world. Currently there are eight vehicle lanes, two train lines, a pedestrian footpath and a cycle path.
The bridge took 10 years to build from tender process to opening day on 19 March 1932. It was an incredible feat of engineering and logistics moving huge quantities of granite and fabricating the steel girders. The foundations are 12.2 metres deep and the arch was built from both sides eventually joining in the middle.
It is still a vital part of Sydney's road network. Since 1998 it has been possible to climb to the top of the arch and experience Sydney Harbour from a most unique view point.
It’s is one of the world’s great heritage listed wilderness areas, yet it’s surprisingly..
North Coast NSW InformationNorth Coast NSW is a beautiful region which stretches from just north of Sydney and the stunning..
South Coast NSW InformationA few hours south from Sydney, you'll find a charming strip of unspoilt coastline offering pristine..
Snowy Mountains InformationAustralia's high country is home to spectacular peaks, clear mountain streams and a plethora of..
Byron Bay InformationByron Bay is a popular beach resort and offers an alternative lifestyle. Renowned for its pristine..
Hunter InformationThe Hunter Region is an area of wineries, mountains and historic towns. The glorious Hunter Valley..
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