SYDEY OPERA HOUSE


Transport:  bus line stops: near from the sydney opera house you can find this buses.  100, 120, 304, 333, 396, B1. Train: T1, T8. Underwear: M1

Tour: To enter to the opera in a gude tour the alduts habe to pay 45€ and the childs 23€ so If my family went in to the tour we would have to pay 159€ .

Sydney Opera House History:The project started in 1957, and Utzon won the international design competition for the opera house. Construction began in 1959, but faced numerous technical and financial challenges, leading to significant delays and a change in project management. Utzon abandoned the project in 1966 due to disputes with the New Wales government.


Despite these problems, the Sydney Opera House was finally opened on October 20, 1973. Since then, it has become an architectural and cultural icon.


World Heritage: it was declarated part of the Unesco in 2007.

Sydney Opera House Insiders:I you are a member of the opera yo will save a 10%

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