Sydney Harbour Bridge , Sydney
Sydney Harbour Bridge is a steel through arch bridge across Sydney Harbour. It is the largest steel arch bridge in the world , connecting the northern suburbs of Sydney with the city centre. This famous bridge is a popular tourist spot and a must see attraction of Sydney. There are many ways to see and experience this icon , of which , the most popular and adventurous is by climbing to the top of the bridge. The other ways are by taking a ferry to see bridge from the harbour, hire a kayak or join a guided kayak tour. Also scenic flight or helicopter tours are available which gives stunning aerial views of the harbour and the bridge.
The south-eastern pylon of the bridge contains a museum and tourist centre, with a 360° lookout at the top providing views across the harbour and city.
During New year this is the best place to visit to see the spectacular fireworks taking place on this bridge.
Bridge Climb is the best way to experience the Sydney Harbour Bridge. On this tour there will be guide to ensure your experience is safe and fun, and will provide interesting facts about the bridge along the way. At the end you will receive a photo of yourself on the bridge to cherish your memory.
There are different climbs to choose from giving you more closer look at the bridge.
To experience this icon in less time take "Express climb" tour of two hours and fifteen minutes duration which takes to the top of the bridge with fewer stops along the way.
The best way to really experience the heart and soul of the Harbour Bridge is to take the " Discovery climb " tour. It is of 3 and half hour duration wherein you get to touch the steel supports and rivets on your way to the summit and have plenty of time to take in the awesome panoramic views.
Another tour of 3 and half hours is the " Bridge climb " which will take you along the outer arch of the Harbour Bridge (along ladders and catwalks), in a guided journey. this is one of the most spectacular ways you can spend a day in Sydney. From the summit you will be able to see the Opera House, the Harbour surrounds, and even as far as the Blue Mountains.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylon Lookout is the interesting part of the bridge. There are 200 stairs to the Pylon Lookout, 87 metres above mean sea level. there are three levels of exhibits where you will discover the history and construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the men who built it, and the vision of JJC Bradfield, chief engineer.
The Pylon Lookout offers magnificent views of Sydney Harbour, Botanical Gardens and the surrounding areas. On a clear day you can see as far as the Blue Mountains
Sydney Heli tours offers unbeatable views of Sydney's most famous icons such as Sydney
Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, the spectacular city skyline and some of Sydney's most beautiful beaches.
Also visit the parks which are at both ends of the bridge or cycle over the bridge on a cycle lane on the western side of the bridge.