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5 days ago · The BridgeClimb Sydney office, called the Climb Base, is located within one of Sydney Harbour Bridge’s smaller pylons, at 3 Cumberland Street, in The Rocks. We booked our climb for 10 am and we arrived an hour beforehand to grab a bite at the BridgeClimb cafe and gear up.
3 days ago · Choosing the Right Climb. The first step in experiencing the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb is booking the climb. All the climbs cost upward of $200 per person so there’s no substantial cost differential among the climbs. The most popular climb is the Summit – a three-hour climb with a group of 14 people max.
4 days ago · Sydney Harbour is an aquatic playground for Sydneysiders, with more than 240km (150mi) of shoreline, punctuated by unspoiled beaches, picturesque gardens, and pockets of natural bush. It is also home to some of Australia's big-name attractions, including the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Taronga Zoo Sydney.
3 days ago · The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb. 4. South Pylon Lookout. 5. The Harbour Bridge Pedestrian Walkway. 6. Observatory Hill Lookout. 7. Dawes Point Reserve. 8. Luna Park. 9. Jeffrey Street Wharf. 10. Cremorne Point. 11. Blues Point Reserve. 12. From the Ferry. 13. The Taronga Zoo. 14. Watson’s Bay. 15. Sydney Tower Eye. 16. Drinks or Dinner with a View.
5 days ago · 1. The Sydney Opera House. 2. Sydney Harbour. 3. Circular Quay. 4. Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb. 5. Walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. 6. South Pylon Lookout. 7. The Rocks. 8. The Museum of Contemporary Art. 9. Luna Park. 10. The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. 11. Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. 12. The Art Gallery of New South Wales. 13.
4 days ago · The original district of the working class, The Rocks was cut in half with the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Then the historic buildings faced demolition in the 1970s for urban renewal. People rallied and halted the demolition in favor of the “people’s plan” to conserve the area’s heritage. Fortunately, they were successful.
2 days ago · Just a short walk away, you’ll find the Sydney Harbour Bridge, affectionately known as the “Coathanger” by locals. For the adventurous, the BridgeClimb offers an exhilarating experience with breathtaking views of the harbor and the city skyline. Circular Quay is the bustling hub that connects these landmarks.
