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Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Get a photo of this bridge!
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  • The bridge from a ferry. - Sydney
    The bridge from a ferry.
    by linnyloo
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    The Sydney Harbour Bridge was finished on 19th March 1932 and cost $20 million. The bridge is the largest steel arch bridge in the world being 134 metres high, 49 metres wide. The bridge has six million rivets in total, and weighs 52,800 tonnes. It stretches from Dawes Point on one side of the Sydney Harbour to Milsons Point on the other. It is worth climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge,(if you are good with heights!!) which starts from within a stone pylon at one end, then travels along the top of the structure, where there are spectacular views. ( I was not brave enough, and it is a little pricey - in SA rands anyway!) Due to the height that you will be walking cameras cannot be taken, and all loose articles must be removed. You will also be tested for alcohol, by a breathalyser. You can purchase souvenir photographs at the end of your tour. As well as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Harbour Tunnel also links the North to the South, joining the Highway to the North, and leaving about 1km South of the Sydney Opera House in the South.

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  • Directions: In the central harbour, near Circular Quay.

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Sydney Harbour Bridge
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  • Sydney Harbour Bridge - Sydney
    Sydney Harbour Bridge
    by CandS
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    Another 'tourist attraction' that almost every visitor to Sydney will see...usually without even trying... This view is taken from Milsons Point... You can also climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge these days. I haven't done it as yet but I would like to give it a go one of these days... Check out www.bridgeclimb.com for more information.

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Harbour Bridge
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  • Ok this is the classic of Sydney. One of the must see thing......... The harbour bridge. You also can climb the bridge at AUS$100++ for 45min if i remember correctly. I didnt climb that cause i find it waste of money. I dont understand why we have to pay so much to climb the bridge, and also subject us to danger.................... But if you have extra money and dont know how to spend it, climb the bridge. The senic is great !!!!!!!!!!

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Climb Sydney Harbour Bridge!
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  • One of the 3 landmarks of Sydney - the omnipotent presence of the bridge dominates the harbour skyline. You can choose to admire from afar, or do one step better and climb up to the bridge level to experience the strong winds and enjoy the magnificent views of the Sydney Opera House and the city. If you think this is still too sedate for your satisfaction - conquer the Bridge Climb and climb to the apex of the bridge! RATES: Weekday (Mon-Fri, Day & Night) Adults: A$160, Child: A$100 Weekends (Day & Night) Adults: A$185, Child: A$125 Twilight Adult: A$225, Child: A$175 Catch a ferry, bus or train to Circular Quay. BridgeClimb is a short walk along George Street, then up Argyle Street (take the Argyle Stairs) to Cumberland Street. By car, park at Harrington Street, George Street and Argyle Street car parks. * Climbers should plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to their scheduled Climb time to check-in, as Climbs cannot be held for late arrivals.

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  • Phone: 61-282747777 (Bridge Climb)
  • Directions: The booking office of the Bridge Climb is at: 5 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, Sydney.
  • Website: http://www.bridgeclimb.com/

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge
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  • If you get the time go for a walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge...you will get some nice views of Sydney... It's free to walk along. You can also see the "Bridge Climbers" up above if you look up for long enough. :) Details below...

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  • Phone: 02 9241122
  • Website: www.bridgeclimb.com
  • Other Contact: admin@bridgeclimb.com

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: The Poor Person's Bridge Climb
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  • Updated By M0B1US on November 29, 2002
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  • I'm King of the World!  Er, well it's cool anyway - Sydney
    I'm King of the World! Er,
    well it's cool anyway
    by M0B1US
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    Yes, everyone has heard of the Sydney Harbour Bridgeclimb, yes it must be absolutely fantastic to do - but at AUD$165 + more for pictures, I just cannot bring myself around to spend THAT MUCH MONEY on it!!! Nope, until I win the lottery I will content myself on climbing the South Pylon of the bridge for a far more reasonable AUD$5... It affords fantastic views of the city, the harbour and the world famous icon - the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but from a static point of view instead of being able to walk over the structure. There are 200 stairs to the Pylon Lookout, and it is 87 metres above mean sea level. On the way up there are 3 levels of the Landmark Exhibition, where you will discover about the history and construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the men who built it, including the vision of JJC Bradfield, the chief engineer. Why not walk across the bridge as well, and you will have accomplished most of what you would if you’d taken the bridge climb – then figure out what you’ll do with that $160 you’ve still got left in your pocket… ;-)

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  • Address: South Pylon - Sydney Harbour Bridge
  • Directions: Take the pedestrian pathway on the E side of the Bridge from the city side (use 'Bridge Stairs' in Cumberland Street). If you are coming from the N side use the steps by Milsons Point train station.

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Bridge Climb part 3
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  • The view is amazing. We get a 360° panorama of Sydney spread out below at the beautiful mouth of the harbour complete with square riggers, police boats and pleasure craft. Behind the main city is the modern banking district in glass and steel high rise and of course, right in the heart, the ever-present Opera House. We look straight down on the road across the bridge which is very impressive with its eight lanes and I can feel the vibrations from the traffic. I am so glad I did it; I wouldn’t have missed it for the world. It is much easier to do the climbing than I imagined and I am not experiencing vertigo up here on the actual arch. Going down is hard on the knees, but swift and undemanding. I am not happy with the ladders on the way down, especially the stepping off one and on to the other. Scary! Once we reach the control centre, we undress and watch the photos Robert took on a TV screen. Digital cameras have revolutionised this aspect of commercial photography. It’s instant, easy and so satisfying to see yourself on screen as soon as you get back. As part of the package price, we get one photo free each but we choose to purchase another four for the album back home.

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Bridge Climb part 2
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  • To begin with we walk along the road to the initial pylon. So far so good. Just a few steps to reach the first level but I don’t like the long walk to the main pylon over narrow planks with the road visible below us through the metalwork. The ladders to reach the next step is said to be the worst part of the entire climb, and there are other staff there to help you up. They’re not that bad, and if it doesn’t get any worse I can cope well. The next bit is a little messy, climbing over and under girders which obviously couldn’t be moved to make access for the walkways. The rest of it looks like it’s been tailor made for the Bridge Climb, although Robert tells us that the organisers spent eight years preparing for this from conception to opening. What a fantastic idea in the first place! We finally join the actual arch where the steps are low and the walkways wide. It is an easy and almost comfortable climb, stopping as we go to look at various points of interest. I am told there are 1165 steps in total, but it really doesn’t appear to be that many. All the while Robert is giving us a running commentary and at times stopping to take photographs of us in a group and individually. I would have loved to have taken the camera and the video with me; this is such an incredible experience. Of course, nothing loose is allowed up on the bridge and that includes cameras and videos. Sydney Harbour Bridge is the largest steel arch in the world at 134m high, and we are here right at the very top. . See final part below

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Ride across the Harbour Bridge at sunset
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  • I was riding across the Harbour Bridge and was lucky enough to be crossing at sunset. You get the most beautiful views of the sunset from the bridge and it's also nice with the lit up Luna Park inset. Pack some cheese and wine and have a picnic at either end, as there are parks at both.

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  • Address: Big Coat Hanger in the middle of the Harbour
  • Directions: Join the Harbour Bridge cycle path from either Milsons Point on the North Side, or the end of Sussex Street in the city. There is signage all around to help you find your way.

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    Harbour Bridge / Anzac Bridge: Bridge Climb
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  • High above the harbour and the road - Sydney
    High above the harbour and the
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    by martin_nl
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    If you have some spare money and fancy climbing the Harbour bridge you can! Just sign up well in advance and get a time on which you can climb the bridge. Great views guarenteed and I'm sure the walk is a thrill aswell. I haven't done this myself, but I did walk from one side of the bridge to the other side. If you don't have enough money to spend either you could also visit one of the towers on the bridge. This will take you quite high too, and gives you grand views of Circular Quay and the harbour!

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  • Directions: Cicular Quay

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