Fun Facts About The Sydney Opera House ...

From Arnold Schwarzenegger's contentious triumph at the concert hall in 1980 to the lesser-known secrets of its architectural design, here are some fascinating facts about the Sydney Opera House ...

1) Sydney Opera House sits on Bennelong Point. Bennelong Point was named after Woollarawarre Bennelong, a senior Eora man at the time of the arrival of British colonisers in Australia in 1788.

We finally made it to Australia and the iconic Sydney Opera House! Check out all the cool facts I learnt on the tour for FREE!

How and why Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge built? Explains Geetha Mathivanan in “Namma Australia”. Produced by RaySel.

The most famous celebration occurs annually in Sydney Harbour where up to 1 million people gather to watch a spectacular fireworks display over the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge! 4.

Why I Love the Sydney Opera House The art is accessible, the attendees cut across the social spectrum and the architecture beguiles.

The Sydney Opera House recently reopened after major renovations.

The Lexington Opera House is one of only 14 theaters built before 1900 that are still in operation as live performance spaces.

In a new three-part series for ABC TV, cameras have been given exclusive backstage access to reveal some of the iconic building’s more curious facts.

Video. From Arnold Schwarzenegger's contentious triumph at the concert hall in 1980 to the lesser-known secrets of its architectural design, here are some fascinating facts about the Sydney Opera ...