After months of planning, we finally had the opportunity to set out on a journey to Sydney Harbour Bridge, an iconic Australian landmark known for its arched steel structure spanning across the Sydney Harbour. We took the public train and got off at Milsons Point station, where we walked towards the Ennis road and made our way towards the right, where we saw the stairway leading to the bridge.
Walking on the bridge was an exhilarating and peaceful experience as we were treated to breathtaking views of the harbour, including a glimpse of the famous Sydney Opera House. If you’re looking for an even more thrilling experience, we highly recommend the Bridge Climb, where you can climb to the top of the bridge and take in the panoramic views.
Book your climb at https://www.bridgeclimb.com
For those interested in a more historical perspective, you can also visit the Pylon Lookout, which offers 200 stairs to the top of the bridge.
Learn more about it at https://pylonlookout.com.au
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