Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is a miracle in the history of world architecture, perhaps because of its unique architectural style, or because it faces the sea, backed by the magnificent scenery of the Harbour Bridge, people are looking forward to. As soon as you walk near the Opera House, you will be sure to be attracted by the charm of the building. "This magnificent building is not only a symbol of Australian culture, but also a crystallization of human creativity." The opera house's architectural inspiration, construction history, selection of bricks and tiles, as well as stools, facilities and acoustic principles in the hall, gave me a deeper understanding of the building. I was struck by the history especially when I saw how the spheres were deconstructed and spliced into what they are now, and the time and cost of building them. At the Sydney Opera House, I could also enjoy the beautiful views of the Harbour Bridge. It is recommended to get off at Circular Quay ring terminal station and walk for 5 minutes. Remember to register in advance at the Lower Concourse registry office on the first floor, you can save your bag and collect your tickets. After the visit, you can go to the souvenir shop and buy some favorite medals and refrigerator stickers as a souvenir. The opera house at night is also well worth a visit, with street lights on and people around the ring pier enjoying a drink, music and the sound of seagulls making people feel the vitality of the city. The charm of the Sydney Opera House lies not only in its architectural style and location, but also in the story and history behind it. It was an unforgettable experience that gave me a deeper understanding and admiration of the building.

Sydney Opera House (Sydney Opera House) is one of Australia's most iconic buildings, not only an iconic building in Australia, but also attracting countless tourists to visit. The Sydney Opera House is located in the capital of Sydney, NSW, at Benilang Point, surrounded by the sea on three sides, echoing the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Sydney Opera House's exterior design looks like a erected shell and two white sailboats, so it is called the "Sailing Roof Theatre". Three large shell-like structures stand on the base of the cast-in-place reinforced concrete structure, and the surface of the shell is covered with white lattice magnetism, shining in the sun. The Sydney Opera House is Australia’s performing arts hub, hosting performances of up to 3,000 times a year, attracting a wide range of artists and audiences. As one of the landmarks of Sydney, it attracts millions of tourists every year and is one of the important tourist attractions in Australia. In 2007, the Sydney Opera House was approved by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as a cultural heritage in the World Heritage List.

The architectural beauty and artistic charm of the Sydney Opera House have shocked the world. This landmark building standing in Sydney Harbour, Australia, is not only a masterpiece of modern architecture, but also a holy place for art lovers around the world. The designer of the Sydney Opera House, Danish architect Joan Ursson, cleverly blends modern architecture with nature to create this unique and spectacular artistic spectacle. The exterior of the Sydney Opera House is like a white shell-like roof, symbolizing the waves and sailing sailboats in Sydney Harbour. The interior contains multiple theatres, performance halls and venues, providing an unparalleled stage for various performing arts. The Sydney Opera House is breathtaking in both architectural style and landscape. It is not only a symbol of Australian culture and art, but also a star on the world stage.

The Sydney Opera House is a landmark building in Sydney, built on the seaside is very spectacular and famous. I have been here once in 2017. This time a family of three came in just at night. It was different at night. We walked around the opera house. It was very beautiful. The surrounding Jingxiao shops were also good. We ate a big elbow and a draft beer in a famous local bar. Wine

The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Located on the foreshore of Sydney Harbour, it is widely regarded as one of the world's most famous and distinctive buildings and a masterpiece of 20th-century architecture.

I took two babies, one ten years old and one 14 years old, and listened to the opera for the first time. I was very impressed. As the host concluded, the opera was so wonderful, with beautiful songs, awesome piano accompaniment, and ups and downs. It was an absolutely wonderful experience.

I have been watching the opera house outside. This time I bought a ticket with an hour of Chinese explanation on Trip.com . I walked into the opera house. The Chinese explanation is very good. It is worth seeing and feeling its charm. The concert hall inside is very good 👍.

An hour's tour is worth it. It is very good value to visit the 3 halls of the Opera House. The explanation is also very careful, comprehensive understanding of the Sydney Opera House, design, construction, past and present ～～ In short, I highly recommend an hour's itinerary.