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Sydney Opera House

One of the great icons in the world, Sydney Opera House is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is a prime attraction in Sydney and is located on a beautiful harbor. This building is shaped like shells and is surrounded by water. Visitors can take a photo of Sydney Opera House while gliding by on a harbor cruise, stroll around its exterior, eat at one of the restaurants, or enjoy an organized tour of this building. Sydney Opera House encompasses studios, theaters, a concert hall, exhibition rooms, and a cinema.

Sydney Harbor Bridge

One of the famous landmarks of the city, Sydney Harbor Bridge is the largest arch bridge in the world. The bridge was constructed in 1932. Sydney Harbor Bridge is supported by colossal double piers at every end and links the harbors south and north shores in single curve that augments 134 meters above the water. Eight lanes for road traffic and two railway lines run along the length of Sydney Harbor Bridge.

Rocks Historic Area

Located on a land protruding into Sydney Harbor, Rocks Historic Area was one home to the Gadigan native people. This area later became the first site of European settlement in Australia. The name of this area is taken from the rocky coast on the west side of the Sydney Cove. Today, there are over 100 heritage sites and buildings located along the narrow streets of Rocks Historic Area, such as Cadman's Cottage and the Rocks Discovery Museum.

Circular Quay

Home to the city's main ferry terminal, Circular Quay was constructed by convict labor in Sydney Cove. During peak hours, huge swarms of visitors throng this place where a number of cafes are located and street performs entertain visitors along the sunny walkways. From Circular Quay, ferries also depart to prime destinations such as Taronga Park Zoo, Manly, and Watson's Bay.