The Sydney Harbour Bridge, also known as the "Coat Hanger," is one of the most iconic structures in Sydney, Australia. It spans the Sydney Harbour and connects the Sydney central business district with the North Shore. The bridge is a symbol of Sydney and a must-visit destination for tourists.
Key Features
- Construction: The bridge was opened in 1932 and took 10 years to complete.
- Design: It was designed by Sir John Hunter and Sir Bruce Grant.
- Length: The bridge is approximately 1,149 meters long and 134 meters high.
- Arch: The arch is 503 meters long and is the tallest steel arch bridge in the world.
Things to Do
- Walk the Bridge: Experience the thrill of walking across the bridge, with stunning views of the city and the harbour.
- Cableway: Take the ferry or a cableway to the bridge for a different perspective.
- BridgeClimb: For an adrenaline-pumping experience, climb to the top of the bridge and enjoy panoramic views of Sydney.
Fun Facts
- The bridge has been featured in many movies and TV shows.
- It was the first bridge in the world to carry traffic in both directions simultaneously.
- The bridge has a unique feature called the "Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb," where visitors can climb to the top of the bridge.
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