Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comSydney Opera House Guided Walking Tour
based on 43 reviews
Duration: 60 minutes (approx.)
Location: Sydney, Australia
Product code: 2482SOH1
43 reviews of Sydney Opera House Guided Walking Tour
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The Opera House itself is a work of art. It was a great experience walking down the hallways, which are not accessible to everyone on a daily basis. The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the place, patient and friendly. It's well worth doing. My only suggestion is to secure the tickets from the ticket booth prior to your intended tour time, as the voucher says to.
Reviewed by: Joel S, New Zealand, July 2009
Very accommodating tour guide; however, not handicapped accessible if that were needed.
Reviewed by: Jo P, United States of America, July 2009
Received great information and saw every inside part of the whole opera house. Tour guide was informative, and length felt about right.
Reviewed by: Ryan A, United States of America, May 2009
I knew I was in Australia when I hit those stairs. Our tour guide was so informative and answered all questions with vigor. It is so worth seeing this marvel. And we got to sit in on an Air Supply rehearsal!
Reviewed by: Barbara S, United States of America, May 2009
Wonderful guide and explained everything.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, March 2009
The guided walking tour of the opera house was fantastic. I could have taken the opportunity to see the Madame Butterfly there to appreciate it more during the play. I did the tour by myself after I climbed the harbour bridge that day. Though I was tired, I still went through the tour and it was worth it.
Reviewed by: Lucila L, United States of America, March 2009
Make sure you leave time for collecting your tickets the booking you make with Viator is just that, a booking. The invoice you print is not your ticket. The Kiwaussie guide is definitely the way to go.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, December 2008
Very informative and just about the right length.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, September 2008
We had an excellent guide and a great opportunity to see behind the scenes.
Reviewed by: Abhishek M, United Kingdom, May 2008
My cousin and I had an absolutely great time on this tour. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, highly enthusiastic and friendly. The best parts of the tour were very unexpected and the highlight of our stay in Sydney. We were able to quietly go into one of the larger halls and see the symphony orchestra playing a Brahms symphony. It was a thrill. Next was another surprise - we were able to go into one of the smaller halls and see the ballet company in rehearsal. Both were completely new to us both and a really great experience. Many thanks to our tour guide and, of course, Viator, for providing this tour for us. Would highly recommend it to everyone.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, April 2008
The trip for us was made by the excellent guide.
Reviewed by: Patricia P, United Kingdom, April 2008
This was a very fast tour so that we could see three of the five concert halls even on a weekend. Very informative, and the inside of the Opera House is gorgeous! Definitely worth doing, though you do have to go inside the building to collect your tickets and then wait for an available tour time.
Reviewed by: John R, United States of America, March 2008
An excellent tour with very knowledgeable guide. 1 hour is just about right, although it is potluck exactly which theatres you get to see.
Reviewed by: Ralf R, United States of America, January 2008
Fantastic tour. The guide seemed like an architectural expert even though he claimed not to be one.
Reviewed by: David W, United States of America, October 2007
The guide was well informed, interesting and amusing. The anecdotes and history discussions were enjoyable.
Reviewed by: Gary M, United Kingdom, August 2007
