The Sydney Harbour Bridge


The Sydney Harbour Bridge has been a historic landmark for Sydney that looks over the other Sydney icon – the Sydney Opera House.     Not only is this marvel of engineering great to look at, but you can also climb it!
https://www.bridgeclimb.com/climbs/the-bridge-climb/
To be able to scale this amazing structure, you will first need to don the required safety gear (including a fashionable jumpsuit and a cap that is yours to keep!) and pass the safety course before beginning the ascent. If you think you will have a problem with the thousands of stairs that you will need to climb in the next few hours, don’t worry - the pain in your legs will disappear as soon as you step out onto the top of the bridge with that breath-taking view. This is a phenomenal experience, as no where else will you be able to stand 134 metres above the Sydney Harbour with a magical 360 degrees view of the cityscape all around you.

https://www.bridgeclimb.com/climbs/#types
Not only that, but you will be walking in the footsteps of celebrities that have also done the tour, such as: Hugh Jackman, Sam Smith, Ben Stiller and more. If it’s good enough for these A-list celebrities from all over the world, it’s good enough for you!


After reaching the summit, you will be able to have a photoshoot in front of the Australian flags at the top with one of the best backdrops in the world. This is a must do when visiting Sydney.

-Anthony

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