Guided Tour of Sydney Opera House with Meals and Drink

It’s no surprise that the Sydney Opera House invites over 8 million visitors annually: this world-renowned multi-venue performing arts center at Sydney Harbour! The stunning architecture will have you speechless; the unique series of glistening white sail-shaped shells will have you reaching for your cameras. Enjoy an hour-long guided tour with a certified tour guide.

Explore the Sydney Opera House beneath its sails as you uncover stories of this vibrant performance space. Venture into the new purpose-built space to relive unforgettable moments from past Concert Hall Performances through immersive digital experiences. Post-tour, you’ll enjoy a show-stopping meal at the Opera Bar, Midden by Mark Olive, or House Canteen paired with a drink while enjoying uninterrupted views of the famed Harbor Bridge.

Guided Tour of Sydney Opera House with Meals and Drink

Discover the world-renowned Sydney Opera House on this sightseeing tour that includes a guided exploration, lunch or dinner at one of its top restaurants, and access to various venues within the complex. The tour lasts approximately 4 hours and covers the entire performing arts center, including the Concert Hall, Drama Theatre, Playhouse, Studio, and Forecourt. Tours are available in English with audio guides provided in multiple languages such as Japanese, French, German, Chinese, and Spanish. Wheelchair access is available throughout the venue, making it accessible for all visitors. The Sydney Opera House, designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon and completed in 1973 after a construction period of over a decade, stands as an iconic landmark with its distinctive sail-like roof structures made from topaz-colored glass manufactured specifically for this project by the French company Boussois Souchon-Neuvesel.

Explore Sydney Opera House

Your tour stops at the Sydney Opera House where you will walk through this multi-venue performing arts center in the company of an expert guide who will tell you interesting stories about the place. The complex, which covers 1.8 hectares (4.5 acres) and includes a Concert Hall with seating for 2,679 people, was completed in 1973 after more than ten years of construction. Visitors can admire the architecture and enjoy the new purpose-built space with various immersive digital experiences that bring the building's history to life. The topaz-colored glass at the Sydney Opera House was a unique shade made to order in France by Boussois Souchon-Neuvesel, adding an element of uniqueness to its design compared to other architectural marvels around the world. Guests spend about 2 hours exploring different areas of the Opera House and learning about its rich history through guided tours that provide detailed insights into the building's construction and cultural significance.

Dine at Sydney Opera House

At the Sydney Opera House, guests can savor delightful flavors of a lunch or dinner paired with a drink while enjoying unobstructed views of the Harbor Bridge. The tour includes meals at one of three venues: the House Canteen, Midden by Mark Olive, or the Opera Bar. Each restaurant offers a unique dining experience and menu options that cater to various tastes and preferences. Visitors spend approximately 1 hour dining in these stunning locations, which are situated within the complex and offer panoramic views of Sydney Harbour.

Tour Highlights

• Enjoy guided exploration at Sydney Opera House
• Lunch or dinner with drink included at venue
• Audio guides available in multiple languages
• Explore Concert Hall with 2,679 seats
• Discover Drama Theatre and Playhouse venues
• Experience immersive digital exhibits throughout complex
• Accessible tours for all visitors including wheelchair access
• Unobstructed views of Harbor Bridge at dining venue

Perfect for tourists, architecture enthusiasts, and food lovers, this guided tour provides a comprehensive overview of Sydney's most iconic landmark while enjoying meals in its top restaurants. The 4-hour format allows you to explore the Concert Hall, Drama Theatre, Playhouse, and other venues within the complex, giving you an unparalleled insight into the cultural significance of the Opera House.