It’s no secret that one of the biggest landmarks in Sydney is the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Interestingly, most people think the only way to see the bridge as a pedestrian is to climb it, but […] ...

The Sydney Harbour Bridge stands next to the Opera House as one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Lovingly called the "Coat Hanger" by locals, this towering structure is the world's largest ...

The Sydney Harbour Bridge was officially opened on March 19, 1932. An iconic structure in Sydney and one of the best recognised, photographed and loved landmarks of the world, ...

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is pictured in 1930 under construction Designed by Scottish architect Thomas S. Tait, the pylons also created more visual balance and made it more aesthetically pleasing.

A miniature Sydney Harbour Bridge decorates a driveway in Haberfield. Credit: Steven Siewert “More people turned up to the bridge opening in 1932 than had ever turned up for anything in Sydney.

On 28 July 1923, the first sod was turned at a ceremony heralding the official start of construction on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The beloved landmark would become one of Australia’s biggest ...

Now, as we stir from our slumber on the morning of December 25, the Sydney Harbour Bridge has emerged from the shadows, decked out in a first-time-ever festive ensemble.

Sydney Harbour is ranked #1 out of 20 things to do in Sydney. See pictures and our review of Sydney Harbour. Travel. Home; ... Another iconic site, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, ...