Sydney Opera House

The iconic Sydney Opera House is one of Australia's most famous architectural landmarks. Completed in 1973, the lively performing arts center is situated on scenic Bennelong Point on Sydney’s waterfront.

Danish architect Jørn Utzon conceived a unique structure, with a series of shell-like tiled roofs above glass walls and pink granite. The two largest performance spaces in the Sydney Opera House complex stand side by side: the Concert Hall, with its impressive 10,000-pipe organ, and the Joan Sutherland Theater, which is home to Opera Australia.

The Sydney Opera House was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007.

Address

Sydney Opera House
Bennelong Point
NSW 2000 Sydney
Australia
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Seating Information

Joan Sutherland Theatre, 1507 Seats

Concert Hall, 2100 Seats

The Playhouse, 100 Seats

The Capitol, 100 Seats

Facilities

Elevator: Yes

Handicap toilet: Yes