Sydney Opera House Tours
The Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous venues for performing arts. With these tickets, you can choose from a wide range of tours to explore and learn all about this icon in both architectural and technological innovation sectors.
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Walk under the glorious sails as you soak in the breathtaking surroundings of the Sydney Opera House on this tour.
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Discover the rich history, fascinating stories, and pure magic of the Sydney Opera House on this guided walking tour.
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You could also choose to attend one of the many performances at the Opera House to better appreciate its state-of-the-art facilities at your own expense.
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Choose the guided tour in the language of your choice to better appreciate its state-of-the-art facilities.
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Fun fact: The Sydney Opera House is cooled using seawater taken directly from the harbor.
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Walk under the glorious sails as you soak in the breathtaking surroundings of the Sydney Opera House on this tour.
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Discover the rich history, fascinating stories, and pure magic of the Sydney Opera House on this guided walking tour.
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You could also choose to attend one of the many performances at the Opera House to better appreciate its state-of-the-art facilities at your own expense.
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Choose the guided tour in the language of your choice to better appreciate its state-of-the-art facilities.
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Fun fact: The Sydney Opera House is cooled using seawater taken directly from the harbor.
Embark on an adrenaline-filled journey through lust, jealousy, and spectacle in this new production of the iconic opera Carmen.
Great for
Lovers of Opera | Georges Bizet Fans | Fans of Classical Music
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Embark on an adrenaline-filled journey through lust, jealousy, and spectacle in this new production of the iconic opera Carmen.
Great for
Lovers of Opera | Georges Bizet Fans | Fans of Classical Music
Relive Mozart’s comedic masterpiece at the Sydney Opera House, aptly labeled “a comic cauldron of sex and social politics” by Limelight magazine. Witness everything from affairs and love, disguises, and deception in this fascinating production!
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Relive Mozart’s comedic masterpiece at the Sydney Opera House, aptly labeled “a comic cauldron of sex and social politics” by Limelight magazine. Witness everything from affairs and love, disguises, and deception in this fascinating production!
The Little Mermaid takes a darker turn with Antonín Dvořák’s Rusalka, where a water nymph drags herself to shore for human love. Director Sarah Giles delivers another heartrending tale after La Traviata.
Great for
Fans of Opera | Romance lovers | Fans of tragedies
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The Little Mermaid takes a darker turn with Antonín Dvořák’s Rusalka, where a water nymph drags herself to shore for human love. Director Sarah Giles delivers another heartrending tale after La Traviata.
Great for
Fans of Opera | Romance lovers | Fans of tragedies
Catch La Bohème as it transports Sydney Opera House to the beating heart of bohemian Berlin where passion and poetry collide as a starving artist and a fragile beauty fall in love—only to be tested by fate, jealousy, and loss.
Great for
Opera enthusiasts & newcomers | Fans of tragic love stories | Lovers of emotional, sweeping music
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Catch La Bohème as it transports Sydney Opera House to the beating heart of bohemian Berlin where passion and poetry collide as a starving artist and a fragile beauty fall in love—only to be tested by fate, jealousy, and loss.
Great for
Opera enthusiasts & newcomers | Fans of tragic love stories | Lovers of emotional, sweeping music
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Take your family on this guided architecture tour to see how architects built this architectural and engineering masterpiece
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With an expert guide by your side, learn how Jørn Utzon's spherical solution helped create the sails of the Opera House.
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Take photographs from vantage points, and learn about how this engineering marvel was built.
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Check out the luminous tiles that make up the shells of the House and the grand bronze staircase of the Bennelong restaurant in the House.
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Fun fact: The Monumental Steps were inspired by the Mayan step pyramids.
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Take your family on this guided architecture tour to see how architects built this architectural and engineering masterpiece
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With an expert guide by your side, learn how Jørn Utzon's spherical solution helped create the sails of the Opera House.
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Take photographs from vantage points, and learn about how this engineering marvel was built.
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Check out the luminous tiles that make up the shells of the House and the grand bronze staircase of the Bennelong restaurant in the House.
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Fun fact: The Monumental Steps were inspired by the Mayan step pyramids.
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Sign up for an exclusive 2.5-hour guided backstage tour at the iconic Sydney Opera House to explore off-limit areas like the orchestra pit.
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With an English-speaking guide, listen to them tell you the history of the place where famous names like Cate Blanchett and Prince have walked.
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Peek behind the stage, walk the corridors to rehearsal spaces, and uncover the fascinating intricacies of staging processes and performer traditions.
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End your tour with an indulgent breakfast at the Green Room with some juice, barista coffee or tea, croissant, granola, or tapioca pudding.
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Fun fact: The phrase ‘break a leg’ originated in ancient Greece, where audiences stomped their feet instead of clapping!
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Sign up for an exclusive 2.5-hour guided backstage tour at the iconic Sydney Opera House to explore off-limit areas like the orchestra pit.
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With an English-speaking guide, listen to them tell you the history of the place where famous names like Cate Blanchett and Prince have walked.
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Peek behind the stage, walk the corridors to rehearsal spaces, and uncover the fascinating intricacies of staging processes and performer traditions.
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End your tour with an indulgent breakfast at the Green Room with some juice, barista coffee or tea, croissant, granola, or tapioca pudding.
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Fun fact: The phrase ‘break a leg’ originated in ancient Greece, where audiences stomped their feet instead of clapping!
- Enjoy a tour of the world-renowned Sydney Opera House, which ends with a delicious lunch or early dinner at the House Canteen, Midden by Mark Olive, or Opera Bar
- Walk through this multi-venue performing arts center in the company of an expert guide who will tell you interesting stories about the place.
- Admire the architecture and enjoy the new purpose-built space with various immersive digital experiences.
- Savor delightful flavors of a lunch or dinner paired with a drink and enjoy unobstructed views of the Harbor Bridge at the House Canteen, Midden by Mark Olive, or Opera Bar.
- Fun fact: The topaz-colored glass at the Sydney Opera House was a unique shade made to order in France by the glass manufacturing company of Boussois Souchon-Neuvesel.
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- Enjoy a tour of the world-renowned Sydney Opera House, which ends with a delicious lunch or early dinner at the House Canteen, Midden by Mark Olive, or Opera Bar
- Walk through this multi-venue performing arts center in the company of an expert guide who will tell you interesting stories about the place.
- Admire the architecture and enjoy the new purpose-built space with various immersive digital experiences.
- Savor delightful flavors of a lunch or dinner paired with a drink and enjoy unobstructed views of the Harbor Bridge at the House Canteen, Midden by Mark Olive, or Opera Bar.
- Fun fact: The topaz-colored glass at the Sydney Opera House was a unique shade made to order in France by the glass manufacturing company of Boussois Souchon-Neuvesel.
Let the sensational opera hits of all time take over you in this 90-minute concert at the Joan Sutherland Theatre, just across the Sydney Harbor.
Great for
Opera lovers | Music lovers
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Let the sensational opera hits of all time take over you in this 90-minute concert at the Joan Sutherland Theatre, just across the Sydney Harbor.
Great for
Opera lovers | Music lovers
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- Sydney Opera House is one of the world’s leading performance spaces, set on the banks of the gorgeous Sydney Harbour. Opened in 1973, the venue comprises six performance theaters, which together host more than 30 shows a week and 2000 events a year. The distinguished architectural marvel represents huge shells or billowing sails, thereby attracting visitors from all over the globe. If you’re planning a visit, check out our in-depth guide to know all about Sydney Opera House tickets and tour options, essential visitor information and more.
- There is so much to see and do on your Sydney Opera House tour. Here’s what you can look out for.
Sydney Opera House Architecture
Explore the fascinating architecture of Sydney Opera House, a proud creation of the country dating back to the 1950s. The unique shell design has drawn in visitors from around the world. It is one of the largest performance venues in the world, comprising six performance spaces and theatres.Inside the Sydney Opera House
Beneath its glorious white sails, lie six performance venues and other attractions including reception rooms, a restaurant, rehearsal rooms, and a one-of-a-kind open-air forecourt overlooking the harbour and city. Performance spaces inside the Sydney Opera House include the Concert Hall, Drama Theatre, Playhouse, Joan Sutherland Theatre, Utzon Room, and Studio.Opera Bar & Kitchen
Located in the heart of the Sydney Opera House is the simple yet elegant Opera Bar & Kitchen. Enjoy a delicious meal in the shadows of the giant white sails, while soaking in views of the harbour. There’s always something for everyone at Opera Kitchen from the morning bakery to a pasta bar in the afternoon and evening. If you love Japanese cuisine, Opera Kitchen also offers some of the finest ramen and other fresh dishes.Sydney Opera House Shows
Catch some of the most spectacular shows at the world’s best performance venue. A few shows to watch out for are West Side Story: The Musical, Madama Butterfly, Greatest Opera Hits, La Boheme, La Traviata at Sydney Harbour, Faust, Aida, and many more. Combine your tour with a Sydney Opera House show to make the most out of your visit.
- As one of the largest cities in Australia, Sydney has many attractions to explore beyond the Sydney Opera House.
Skydive Sydney
Skydiving is one of the best experiences to go for when in Sydney. Get a view of lush green landscapes from 15,000 ft high up in the sky! There is hardly a better way of getting your shot of adrenaline than by freefalling from an airplane. If you’re looking to do something different in Sydney, try skydiving! Visit one of three prime locations – Hunter Valley, Wollongong, and Newcastle – and make memories for a lifetime. Read on to know all the information you need about skydiving in Sydney.Sydney Harbour Cruise
Take a ride along the most beautiful natural harbour in the world on a Sydney Harbour Cruise. Enjoy spectacular views of the harbour, Sydney Opera House, and Sydney’s skyline with a fun dose of entertainment and food.Taronga Zoo Sydney
Located on the shores of the Harbour is the famous Sydney Taronga Zoo. Take a walk on the wild side and get close to seals, tigers, koalas, and many more native Australian animals at the zoo. The best part? You get to ride a sky cable car, where you have a bird’s eye view of the whole zoo!Hop-on Hop-off Tours
Make the most of Sydney in a day or two with an expert guide taking you through the city’s most famous landmarks and attractions, including Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Your Sydney hop-on hop-off bus tour will help you save time, especially if you’re on a short visit.Madame Tussauds Sydney
Meet your favourite stars inside the Madame Tussauds Museum and get acquainted with the martial arts legend Jackie Chan or take pictures with Wolverine. Inside the museum, you can pose with the Justice League Heroes such as Wonder Woman, Batman, and Superman.
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