Sydney Harbour Bridge

The Sydney Harbour Bridge, nicknamed "The Coathanger," is an iconic arch bridge in Sydney, Australia, opened in 1932. 

It connects the city center with the northern suburbs and carries cars, trains, cyclists, and pedestrians across Port Jackson. 

With a length of 1,149 meters and a span of 503 meters, it is a world-class steel structure, designed by John Bradfield. 

The bridge is a symbol of Australia and attracts tourists for the BridgeClimb and spectacular views, especially during New Year's Eve celebrations.

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