Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is, without question, an icon of the city. It was declared a World Heritage Site in 2007 and was built in 1957 under the direction of architect Jon Utzon. It is a modernist work and consists of several overlapping shells - an innovative piece of work that had a great impact worldwide on architecture. It was opened by Queen Elizabeth II of England. The Opera House shows a variety of opera, ballet, music and theater productions. It is home to the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. You can visit from 8:30 to 17:00 and take a guided tour, provided that there are no shows on.'https://www.rodamons.net'

But it isn’t worthy to lay to visit it. It’s expensive and there is nothing to see inside. But drink a coffee outside the opera!

The most emblematic Building in Sydney for me. The Opera House is history and future, every view of the building is different and you can get really good photos there.

The other side of Opera at night..taken from the moving Ship.

Just being there is a nice experience :) I love the time far away and into the city