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If you want to see the ballet, theatre, a concert or even the opera, there is only one place to go when you move to Sydney, Australia.
The Sydney Opera House is the most iconic symbol of Australia’s largest city.
Its large shells and impressive design are marveled by millions of visitors each year, which are 7 million visitors to be exact.
Danish architect Jørn Utzon received architecture’s highest honor, the Printzker Prize, for the opera house’s expressionist design.
The distinctive design placed it as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which puts it up there in the ranks along with Stonehenge.

Planning for the Sydney Opera House began in the late 1940s, but there were many roadblocks which slowed down the completion.
The construction didn’t actually start until 1959.
The Sydney Opera House was finally complete in 1973 with a price tag of $102 million.
Even though several smaller performances had already taken place at the Sydney Opera House, it was formerly opened on October 20, 1973.
Elizabeth II was in attendance and the opening was celebrated with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 and fireworks.

The Sydney Opera House is actually home to six venues.
The Opera Theatre and the Concert Hall are two largest venues, while the Drama Theatre, Playhouse, Studio and Utzon Room make up the remainder of the performing arts center.
The Forecourt is a small space on the property that is used for free community events.

The Concert Hall is home to Sydney Symphony that has 2,678 seats for guests to enjoy all the performances that take place.
You will also find the largest mechanical tracker action organ in the world in this venue.
The organ has over 10,000 pipes, which make the sounds breathtakingly amazing.

If you are into opera and ballet, you can see Opera Australia and The Australian Ballet which both perform in the Opera Theatre.
The proscenium theatre, which is a theatre with a large arch near the front of the stage, houses 1,507 seats.
Season tickets holders and attendees are dazzled by the many world famous performances throughout the year.

The Sydney Theatre Company calls the Drama Theatre home.
There are enough seats for 544 theatre attendees who want to see this company or the many other performances that take place at this venue.

The Playhouse has 398 seats and is an end-stage theatre.
The Studio was designed as flexible space to accommodate different performances, but there is a maximum of 400 seats available.
The Utzon room seats up to 210 people depending on the configuration of the room.
The Forecourt is an open-air venue that is used for a lot of different events.
Whether there are outdoor performances or small community events, the Forecourt offers the versatility needed to arrange for different shows and concerts.

Try making a day out of your visit to the Sydney Opera House.
Start out by taking a walk along the harbor that borders three sides of the performing arts center.
You can also take a stroll through the beautiful neighboring Royal Botanical Gardens.
There are retail outlets, bars and even a recording studio at this amazing place located on 4.5 acres.
Enjoy dinner at Guillaume at Bennelong, which is open to dine at throughout the year.
Finish off your day by enjoying one of the 1,500 shows that perform at the Sydney Opera House annually.
There are also artistic and cultural activities put on by the performing arts center throughout the year that is fun for all ages.
If you want to take a peek at the backstage areas of the Sydney Opera House, there are daily tours.
Make sure you call for times and prices.