Sydney,  adventurouscoverdesignedarchinhabitedlandmarkscreaturesturned by over 5 million people, is an amazing Australian city, which attracts thousands of visitors every year. During Vivid
Sydney, an annual festival of lights held from May to June, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are  turnedcoverarchdesignedcreaturesadventurousinhabitedlandmarks into light art.
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rides. The Sydney Harbour Bridge, built in the 1930s, is one of the longest steel  creaturesadventurousturnedinhabitedarchdesignedlandmarkscover bridges in the world, carrying eight traffic lanes, rail tracks and a bicycle path. The Sydney Opera House is one of the most well-known buildings in the world,  landmarksturnedadventurouscreaturesarchinhabiteddesignedcover by a Danish architect, completed
in 1973, after 16 years of construction, at a cost of over $ 100 million. Sydney Harbour is also the world’s largest natural
harbour, covering an area of 11 miles. Many ocean  designedcreaturescoverarchadventurousinhabitedturnedlandmarks call Sydney Harbour home, including grey nurse sharks,
Australian fur seals, bottlenose dolphins, and green sea turtles. The Blue Mountains got its name because of the blue colour it
takes on when viewed from a distance caused by evaporating oils released by the eucalyptus trees that  creaturesdesignedarchcoverlandmarksturnedinhabitedadventurous the
mountains. Sydney has many spectacular  turneddesignedcreaturesarchlandmarksinhabitedcoveradventurous which make it one of the most exciting cities on Earth.