Sydney Harbour Bridge of Australia

The Harbour Bridge is one of the most famous attractions in Sydney. Towering 134 meters above the harbour waters, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is the tallest steel bridge in the world. The arched structure is also one of the most photographed landmarks in the world, as has come to be known, along with the Sydney Opera House, as an international symbol for Australia.

Bridge Climb, an exciting local event, allows guests to climb a series of catwalks, ladders, and stairs to take in the gorgeous view from the top of the bridge. Climbs leave about once every ten minutes, and are conducted in groups of twelve.

Before the ascent, climbers are subjected to a blood alcohol reading, as well as a climb simulator, to show climbers what the quick elevation change will feel like at the top of the bridge.

These safety precautions are a must. Climbers can make the trip during the day, at sunset, or even at night. The Bride Climb is touted as a must do by those who have experienced it first hand.

Did you know? That the bridge was officially opened on March 19, 1932, after nearly ten years of hard work, with the labor of over 1400 men and due to changes in temperature, the bridge can rise and fall a distance of about 180 millimeters, depending on the weather.

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