Which all attractions can we see from Sydney Tower?

From the Sydney Tower, you can get a 360 degree view of Sydney’s skyline and along with it you see many famous landmarks, namely:1. The Rocks: Popularly known as Sydney’s outdoor museum, the Rocks is Sydney’s oldest neighborhood. It derives its name from the historical sandstone buildings.2. Luna Park: Featuring architecture in the Art Deco style, Luna Park is a rare amusement park based on the first Luna Park first opened in Coney Island, New York in 19033. Sydney Opera House: Sydney Opera House is a 20th century architectural marvel. It;s design, construction and the engineering prowess makes it a celebrated icon of architecture. 4. St Mary’s Cathedral: It is the first Catholic church in Australia. It is famous for its projecting portico with louvered doors and hooded ventilation.5. Sydney Harbor Bridge: It is the largest steel arch bridge in the world which spans over the finest natural harbor. Many people get to the top of the bridge to marvel at the stunning views from up there.

What is the best time to visit Sydney Tower Eye?

The view from Sydney Tower Eye is always breath-taking no matter when you are visiting. But if you want to avoid the crowd, it is recommended to buy Sydney Tower Eye tickets for early morning.

How do you get to the top of the Sydney Tower?

Enter the mall from the market street that lifts to level 5. After coming out of the lift , take 2 left turns and walk till you reach the end of the corridor.

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Q: What is inside Sydney Tower Eye?

- 4D cinema- An observation deck- Skywalk- Kiosk and a gift shop

Q: What are some of the interesting facts about Sydney Tower?

- The Sydney Tower can accommodate 1000 people inside it- The SKYWALK is known as ‘Sydney’s highest outdoor adventure’ as visitors feel like they are walking on air and they can see the CBD right beneath themselves- Semi-automatic window cleaning machine named Charlie cleans the 420 windows of the tower- Sydney Tower sees the first rays of sunlight and the last to witness the dusk- There are three double deck lifts that provide access to Sydney Tower Eye observation deck and restaurants- In case of emergency there’s a 1504 fire-isolated pressurized set of stairs which is closely monitored by the security- The Tower’s primary damping system , which is a 162000 liter water tank, also acts as a stabilizer for the tower- The 56 cables which stabilize the tower, if laid end to end they would reach from Sydney to New Zealand

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Sydney Tower Eye Tickets Highlights

Get an unmissable panoramic view across Sydney's skyline from the tallest tower in the city - Sydney Tower Eye
Stand on the observatory deck at a height of 250m above ground level and get the perfect spot to see the heart of the Sydney CBD
Dare to go to the skywalk with your friends and capture fun moments while relishing the beautiful sunset
Get a better understanding of Sydney's history as you enjoy the complimentary 4D movie experience
Take benefit of your Digi photo pass and capture unlimited digital photos with your family & loved ones

Sydney Tower Eye Tickets Overview

Meeting Location: Level 5, Westfield Centre, 100 Market Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Activity Starting Time: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Last Admission: 8:00 PM

Activity Duration: 2 Hours (Approx.)

About Sydney Tower Eye Tickets:

Enjoy amazing vistas of Sydney and its surroundings from the tallest structure in the city- the Sydney Tower Eye. Standing on the Observation Deck, immerse yourself in the panoramic views across Sydney Harbour, the skyline and the Pacific Ocean. With your complimentary 4D Cinema ticket, you can learn all about Sydney while experiencing a 4D journey over its major landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House. Plus, you get to take unlimited photos with your Digi photo pass. Book the Sydney Tower Eye tickets and get an unparalleled experience with your loved ones.

About the Activity:

Arrive at the meeting location at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time and get ready for an exclusive experience in Sydney.
Skip the hassle of waiting in lines and conveniently enter the tallest tower in the city - Sydney Tower Eye with your fast-access ticket.
Here, stand on the observatory deck to witness a 360-degree view across Sydney's skyline and see famous attractions like Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Opera House & more.
If the weather is in your favour & the sky is clear, you can even catch a glimpse of the golden beaches and the Blue Mountains from the deck.
You can also enjoy a 4D journey over Sydney landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House with your complimentary 4D Cinema ticket.
Also, you get unlimited access to digital photos with the Digi photo pass.

How to Reach?

By Car: The meeting location is at a distance of 2.2 km from Wollongong City Centre. You can reach the destination within 10 minutes by car.
By Bus: The nearest bus stop to the meeting location is Pleasant Ave after Bode Ave at a distance of 800 meters.

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Sydney Tower Eye Admission Tickets

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Age Policy:

Kids aged 0-3 years can join the experience free of charge.
Children aged 4-15 years will be charged child price.
Individuals aged 16 years and above will be charged adult price.

Price Includes

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- Admission to attractions
- 4D movie experience
- A Digital Photo pass (access to unlimited digital photos)

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Children aged 0-2 years can join the experience free of charge. Children aged 3-15 years have to book the package at child prices. Individuals aged 16 years and above have to book the package at adult prices. Participants aged 0-16 years must be accompanied by a paying adult.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival. A PAN card will not be considered valid address proof.
All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of booking and upon arrival.
Fixed day ticket implies that this ticket can only be redeemed on the date that you've booked the ticket, it won't be carried forward to the next or any other day.
Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.

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Westfield Sydney, Level 5/108 Market St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

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Sydney Tower Eye Tickets Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees

Sydney Tower Eye Tickets FAQs

Which all attractions can we see from Sydney Tower?

From the Sydney Tower, you can get a 360 degree view of Sydney’s skyline and along with it you see many famous landmarks, namely:

1. The Rocks: Popularly known as Sydney’s outdoor museum, the Rocks is Sydney’s oldest neighborhood. It derives its name from the historical sandstone buildings.

2. Luna Park: Featuring architecture in the Art Deco style, Luna Park is a rare amusement park based on the first Luna Park first opened in Coney Island, New York in 1903

3. Sydney Opera House: Sydney Opera House is a 20th century architectural marvel. It;s design, construction and the engineering prowess makes it a celebrated icon of architecture.

4. St Mary’s Cathedral: It is the first Catholic church in Australia. It is famous for its projecting portico with louvered doors and hooded ventilation.

5. Sydney Harbor Bridge: It is the largest steel arch bridge in the world which spans over the finest natural harbor. Many people get to the top of the bridge to marvel at the stunning views from up there.
What is the best time to visit Sydney Tower Eye?

The view from Sydney Tower Eye is always breath-taking no matter when you are visiting. But if you want to avoid the crowd, it is recommended to buy Sydney Tower Eye tickets for early morning.
How do you get to the top of the Sydney Tower?

Enter the mall from the market street that lifts to level 5. After coming out of the lift , take 2 left turns and walk till you reach the end of the corridor.

What is special about the Sydney Tower Eye?

Sydney Tower Eye is 309 meter high and can hold up to 1000 people. From the observation deck of the tower, gaze at the famous landmarks like Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge and get an awe-inspiring view of the city. With the Sydney Tower tickets get an adrenaline-pumped experience, walk on the famous SKYWALK on the top of the tower and see the city from a bird’s eye view.

What is inside Sydney Tower Eye?

- 4D cinema

- An observation deck

- Skywalk

- Kiosk and a gift shop

How tall is the Sydney Sky tower?

The Sydney Sky tower is 309 meters tall and it is the second tallest observation tower in the Southern Hemisphere.

On which floor is the Observation Deck at Sydney Tower?

The observation deck is located on level 4 of Sydney Tower, that rises 250 meters above street level.

What are some of the interesting facts about Sydney Tower?

- The Sydney Tower can accommodate 1000 people inside it

- The SKYWALK is known as ‘Sydney’s highest outdoor adventure’ as visitors feel like they are walking on air and they can see the CBD right beneath themselves

- Semi-automatic window cleaning machine named Charlie cleans the 420 windows of the tower

- Sydney Tower sees the first rays of sunlight and the last to witness the dusk

- There are three double deck lifts that provide access to Sydney Tower Eye observation deck and restaurants

- In case of emergency there’s a 1504 fire-isolated pressurized set of stairs which is closely monitored by the security

- The Tower’s primary damping system , which is a 162000 liter water tank, also acts as a stabilizer for the tower

- The 56 cables which stabilize the tower, if laid end to end they would reach from Sydney to New Zealand

Which are the best Sydney day tours that I can book from Thrillophilia?

Here is the list of best Sydney day trips that you can book from Thrillophilia:

Sydney Top Attractions

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is a topmost favorite spot that tourists look forward to visiting during their Sydney trip. Located on the east of the Sydney Harbour Bridge (Port Jackson), New South Wales, Australia, the Opera House was even designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2007 and it is one of the finest places to visit in Sydney.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

The grand and beautiful Sydney Harbour Bridge has become an architectural symbol that is instinctively a signifier of not only Sydney but also Australia. It has been a quintessential icon of Sydney and an important part of the city’s landscape since 1932 and it is one of the finest places to visit in Sydney.

The Rocks

Cobblestoned laneways, earliest pubs, upscale restaurants, bustling markets and cosy cafes- all these make a perfect setting for the historic precinct of The Rocks at Sydney. Nestled on the edge of the spectacular Sydney Harbour, The Rocks is one of the most sought after places to visit in Sydney offering a wide range of accommodations, attractions and natural gems to marvel at.

Circular Quay

Referred as a gateway to the wonderful experiences one can revel in at Sydney Harbour, Circular Quay inevitably becomes a must visit tourist spot in the whole of Australia. Bordered by the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House in Sydney Cove, Circular Quay is located in the historic side of Sydney, at the foot of Central Business district and it is one of the finest places to visit in Sydney.It is a convenient access point that allows tourists to discover the many natural harbours the city is blessed with. And acts as the main junction for ferry and cruise departures with a ship leaving almost every minute. From here, tourists can also board buses and trains that run in regular frequencies to iconic tourist destinations; such as bus 333 that goes to Bondi beach.Walking along the shores of Circular Quay, visitors can witness spectacular views that lead up to several attractions. Walsh Bay, the world’s largest steel arch bridge, Barangaroo Reserve and the Barangaroo precinct are a few to name. Being a centre point, Circular Quay also becomes the starting point of many tours - guided walks, special food cruise tours, tall ship tours, and several others. The area is surrounded by some of the most renowned restaurants like Aria Sydney, Quay, and Bennelong and also by rooftop cafes which offer beautiful harbour views. It also houses the Gateway food court which comprises 25 varieties of fast dining options. Therefore, leaving no scope for disappointment amongst foodies. Moreover, for tourists who would like to go the local way - Opera Bar and Bulletin Place are the top picks!

Royal Botanic Gardens

If you are someone deeply interested in botany then you must not skip the Royal botanical gardens in Sydney. The place was opened in 1816 which makes it one of the oldest scientific institution not only in Australia but in the whole world and it is one of the finest places to visit in Sydney. Location: The Royal botanical garden is located in the Mrs. Macquarie's road in Sydney and the place is quite accessible from most of the major locations in the city. Highlights: It is one of the major botanical gardens located in the heart of Sydney where you will find plants of a wide variety of species. Price: The entry is free to all which makes more people come here and explore the place. Best time to visit: The botanical garden is open from 9 in the morning to 5:30 in the evening so you need to visit the place during these times to be able to see plants that are on the display.

Darling Harbour

Darling Harbor, located close to the Sydney City Centre has developed as the most popular Sydney tourist places. Stretching from Cockle Bay and Kings Street to Pyrmont, it has innumerable attractions to offer to the tourists. As a result of being Sydney's commercial port once, Darling Harbor has seen a thorough intermingling of various cultures that are best exhibited through its tourist spots.

Queen Victoria Building

One of the grandest structures housed on mainland Australia, the Queen Victoria Building is a magnificent shopping plaza sprawling across the length of an entire block. The beautiful Romanesque structure was built in the year 1898, and its elaborate design was specifically planned in order to employ a large number of workmen for its construction, in a time when Australia was going through recession and it is one of the best Sydney tourist places. The Building was named thus to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of the long reigning monarch. The glorious structure is characterized by its beautiful stained-glass panels, its magnificent domes, pillars and arches. The building premises also houses a number of architectural wonders, such as the bronze statue of Queen Victoria and other similar sculptures. The grand shopping plaza houses more than a hundred different shops, including retail stores, galleries and diners. Queen Victoria Building is especially well known for its dining options, offering more than 20 cafes and restaurants for grabs. Among its many dining options stands out the Tea Room, a heritage diner built in the concert hall once housed here. There are several charming exhibitions scattered across the Queen Victoria Building premises. Along with the portraits of the eponymous Queen, the building also houses a secret sealed letter by the Queen, a Town Hall Palace, a Royal Wishing Well and two magnanimous clock structures.

Bondi Beach

The iconic stretch of the fine white sand along Bondi makes Bondi Beach one of Australia’s most popular beach destinations. The sand that glistens in the sun and the curling waves make it a paradise for surfers and deep-sea swimmers. The beach is framed with a beautiful sandstone peninsula that is popular and it is one of the finest places to visit in Sydney and locals for walking, whale watching, and golfing. The splendid Bondi Beach is not only flooded by foreigners, but also by the hardy locals who love to swim in the ocean pool all year round. The beach also has ample public showers to wash away the salty water after a great swim in the sea. Just grab some finger-licking fish and chips from the Campbell Parade and enjoy them as you gulp on some cocktails while getting tanned under the sun. The easy-going beach culture of Australia has always attracted travellers making Bondi Beach a buzzing place from dawn to dusk. It is not just for the water babies and beach lovers but eating out at one of the award-winning restaurants at Bondi is one of the much-admired attractions. Lively cafes and bars surround the beautiful Bondi Beach offering some amazing dining options that overlook the milky white coastline. The promenade around the beach is flooded with shops having fashionable beachwear and places to stay ranging from hostels to trendy apartments. The scenic beach bustling with surfers during the day turns into a sparkling picture as the sun sets, making it the best place to cool off and enjoy some drinks.