4.7/5
118***08Watching Carmen at the Sydney Opera House was truly an unforgettable experience. This classic historical work, presented in a new guise, explores the age-old debate: is love a code of responsibility or a shackle on the free soul? We witnessed this timeless argument once again. Modern art forms intertwined to create a perfect visual feast, bringing our trip to Sydney to a perfect close. Wishing everyone traveling here a wonderful time!
4.7/5
CASPERIt's a great viewing platform, offering a beautiful panoramic view of the Gold Coast coastline. Half of it faces the city, and the other half the ocean. It wasn't crowded, making it perfect—quiet and relaxing. We arrived around noon, took a quick look around, took some photos, and then sat on the sofa for a while, using our phones before leaving. Buying tickets through Ctrip was very convenient and helpful.
4.6/5
Bim VlogGood place to see the city 360 degrees . Highly recommend to other travelers like me
44.6/5
growlerVery simple, you can go in directly with the redemption code. The entrance is on the 5th floor of the mall, and you can take the escalator up. After going up, the sightseeing floor is on the 4th floor, and you can't go outdoors. It is recommended to come in after 4 o'clock and leave after watching the night view. Some of the glass above is not very clean, resulting in poor shooting effects. You can experience delayed shooting. Some buildings seriously block the view of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.
54.7/5
_We***87Darling Harbour in Australia is really beautiful and worth a visit. The tour guide publishes the perfect itinerary every day and reminds us patiently every day. It is really convenient for a family to go out with a personal butler. It is more comfortable to have a small group with fewer people than a large group.
Sydney Harbour Ferry6.3
64.5/5
powerlong88It's a great way to get on and off the train repeatedly, from morning to afternoon! It passes by famous attractions like Central Station, Bondi Beach, the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, and Chinatown. It's convenient to get on and off at Central Station because it's right in the heart of the city!
74.2/5
MandadadadaLovely place to walk past on the way to the Melbourne museum. This time of the year, there’s autumn leaves covering the walkways. There is even a small pond with some ducks in the corner. And right in front of the royal exhibition hall, there is a fountain where sometimes you will catch couples taking their wedding photos here.
84.6/5
Anonymous userSo much to see here! We weren’t able to to catch all the shows, do the mine tour, or find gold because we got caught up just exploring the place and shopping at their stores. Don’t miss the candy making and the magic show sessions! Hope Bakery had really good pies. Raspberry soda at United States Hotel bar was also yummy. Food was far from the tourist trap prices and quality we were fearing. We also did AURA (not included in this booking) which would have been a much more enjoyable experience had it been warmer but was still a wondrous spectacle despite the night chill.
94.6/5
love上海宝宝Located between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. There is a large free parking lot, it is very popular, the rides are rich and varied, the ticket price is not expensive, the price-performance ratio is good, you can drink for the price of one drink all day. If you pass by, I recommend staying for a day, it's fun
104.6/5
The Wandering ArchitectsCircular Quay is the beating heart of Sydney – where the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge create a postcard-perfect panorama that never gets old. The energy is electric, with ferries gliding past, street performers adding flair, and world-class dining overlooking the water. Yes, it's touristy, but that's because it's genuinely spectacular. Whether you're grabbing a coffee at dawn or watching the city lights dance at night, this is Sydney at its most magical. Worth the hype!
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