Sydney Tower, Observation tower in Sydney, Australia
The Sydney Tower rises 306 meters into the sky with its golden turret top, making it the highest structure in the New South Wales capital.
Construction of the Sydney Tower began in 1975, with an investment of 36 million Australian dollars, and the structure opened to visitors in 1981.
The tower features three dining venues, including Bar 83, where guests experience Sydney's culinary offerings while observing the city from different angles.
Visitors access the observation deck through three high-speed elevators, reaching a height of 250 meters for complete views of Sydney and its surroundings.
The Skywalk platform encircles the tower at 268 meters, incorporating a glass floor that allows visitors to look directly down at the streets below.
Location: New South Wales
Inception: 1981
Architects: Donald Crone
Official opening: 1981
Floors above the ground: 38
Elevators: 3
Height: 306 m
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Website: https://sydneytowereye.com.au
GPS coordinates: -33.87028,151.20889
Latest update: May 28, 2025 17:56
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