Sydney Harbour Bridge Reviews

My next review is on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which is perhaps one of the most iconic monuments in Sydney, if not the whole of Australia. The Bridge is the main thing that stands out when you first arrive in Sydney, its like their gateway into and out of the City, and with its sheer size, its something that people should take the time to look at ...  Read the complete review

On my first day in sydney, my group was taken to see the sydney harbour bridge from the botanical gardens view point. Well it looked just like a postcard, I couldnt believe I was actually seeing it! The bridge crosses sydney harbour, and one of the best ways to see it is to go on a jet boat around the harbour. You go under it, far away ...  Read the complete review

I visited Sydney whilst on my honeymoon which had been booked through the tour operator Kuoni. When booking the trip we were given the option of adding attraction visits and paying for them beforehand which we thought was a good idea. We had already decided that the Bridge Climb was something that we definitely wanted to do so we didnt need to ...  Read the complete review

The Sydney Harbour Bridge stands over one of the most beautiful harbours in the world and is one of the most iconic symbols of Australia, being seen in millions of photos of the harbour worldwide and being a backdrop to the Sydney Opera House and the midnight firework celebrations every New Year's Eve. Opened in 1932 it is the world's largest ...  Read the complete review

How often do you get the chance to climb the most iconic building of a nation? Well not very, but for around 50-60pound you can climb the tower bridge in Sydney. When i arrived i was met by somebody who had been travelling for a while and he told me that climbing the bridge was the highlight of his stay in OZ, i was dubious as it was ...  Read the complete review

'If you only do one thing in Sydney, you must climb the Bridge', a friend had told me. After spending three weeks in this fantastic city, with the world famous outline of the Bridge dominating many viewpoints, and having walked over it and passed under it in ferries several times, I decided that I must do the climb. Leaving it ...  Read the complete review

In many ways the Sydney Harbour Bridge is more imposing than the Australian capitals more famous landmark the Opera House. Heresy scream the purists but as you arrive at Sydney Harbour it is hard to verbalise the spectacle that is the thousands of tonnes of steel climbing into the clouds. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is now in its 70th year but ...  Read the complete review

When I visited Sydney last year the only thing I was determined to do before I got there was the Sydney Harbor Bridge climb. I pre-booked the climb through Thomas Cook Holidays, they offer both a day and night climb, the day climb is approx £60. You can either pre-book in the UK or book when you get there. I opted for the day climb. It was ...  Read the complete review

Most people could probably have a fair stab at drawing the Sydney Harbour Bridge from memory – it’s one of the world’s classic structures along with other icons like Tower Bridge, the Eiffel Tower and so on. Carrying roadways, railways, cycle-ways and pedestrian footpaths across the harbour since the 1930’s, the Bridge has ...  Read the complete review

If you ever find yourself in Sydney the bridge climb is pretty much a must-do item.It looks daunting from the ground but really is not too differcult.In their photo gallery they have a picture of a 100 year old woman who has done it! The total time for the trip is 3 hours & all equipment is provided,from overalls to ...  Read the complete review

I admit it, I actually chickened out of doing the Bridge climb which had been my intention. Kitted out in special jumpsuits, you are taken up in groups and actually climb all the way to the top of the bridge. You have to do a two hour training session, and you can't even take your own camera so in the end I decided against it. ...  Read the complete review