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Without doubt Sydney's most recognised structure. Built
on Bennelong Point at the eastern side of Sydney cove looking
north out over the Harbour. The structure was completed
in 1973 and is home to many of Sydney's finest events and
performers. Contains a number of concert halls, theatres
and restaurants
The Sydney Harbour Bridge was completed in 1932 and
spans Port Jackson providing a link between the north and south
of the city. The Bridge is 53 metres tall ( 175 feet )
and spans 503 metres ( 1,670 feet ). It carries eight
lanes of traffic, two lanes of railway track and a
bicycle and public footway. One of Australia's most
famous celebrities, Paul Hogan,
began his working career as a rigger on the Bridge. A
great way to view the Bridge and harbour is to visit the south
east pylon that is now open as a tourist attraction. You
can enter the pylon from the walkway located on the eastern
side of the bridge. The pylon is open 10 am - 5 pm seven
days and week and entry is $ 2.
Located between Pitt, Castlereagh and Market streets
is Sydney's tallest structure at 304.8 meters ( 1,006
feet ). There is an observation deck and restaurant located at the top. The observation deck is open 9 am -
9pm seven days a week and cost about $ 15 per person. The restaurant accepts bookings on 9282-9292.
 Queen
Victoria Building
Bounded by Market, Druitt, George and York streets
this 5 story building stands as an excellent example of
Victoria architecture. Built in 1898 and refurbished in
1985 it now contains a huge array of up market shops and
eateries.
Located about ten kilometres east of the City is one
of Sydney's most famous locations. Very popular with all
visitors to Australia. Easily accessible via public
transport.
Located to the west of the CBD proper with huge
selection of shops and places to eat. Is home to many attractions  that
are some of the most popular in Sydney.
Rocks
Visitors Centre
106 George St, The Rocks
Phone 9255 1788
Located between Circular Quay and the Harbour Bridge
is the historic area know as the Rocks. Many of the
colonial buildings remain containing a variety of shops
and restaurants.
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