Travel Blog :: Entries :: Disabled Travelers Australia Series: Sydney. Sydney Harbor BridgePhoto by: Claire Cresswell (Stock Exchange) Good day, everybody! Disabled Travelers’ Australia access guides are shaping up nicely, as we’ve hacked through the Outback and visited the capital, Canberra. Now we have what’s arguably the most famous city in Australia in our sights: Sydney! Home of the world-famous Sydney Opera House, now the most recently constructed UNESCO World Heritage Sites on Earth, situated in the city that’s easily the biggest tourist draw on the whole island. Without further ado, let’s explore! It seems only fair to begin with the Opera House, which has its own comprehensive accessibility page. Sydney’s Accessibility Test is an enlightening endeavor by The Sydney Morning Herald and former wheelchair tennis champion David Hall, who teamed up with the paper to lead an adventurous tour through the city’s transportation system, attractions, and restaurants.
Si. Me, harbour bridge, opera house and the two tunnels haha. Timetables - Sydney Trains. Official Sydney Website - Things to Do, Accommodation, Events and Deals | Sydney.com. Home - City of Sydney.