Sydney Opera House
Basic information
The Sydney Opera House is in Sydney, Australia and is a multi-venue performing arts center. This is one of the most distinctive and well-known buildings of the 20th century, that hosts over 1,500 performances (that is attended by over 1.2 million people) each year by various performing artists. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Australia and has over 8 million people visit each year, with 350,000 having a guided tour of the building.
Construction on the Opera House started the first of March 1969 and finished in 1973, with the building opening the 20th of October 1973. It is a 65m tall and 183m long building designed by a Danish architect Jorn Utzon. The Opera House became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site on the 28th of June 2007.
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How old Sydney Opera House would be if it was opened on a different planet
- 2 days from now, January 24, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 217th Mercury age
- 12 days from now, February 3, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 85th Venus age
- 79 days from now, April 11, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate exactly 460,000 hours
- 88 days from now, April 20, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate exactly 630 months
- 89 days from now, April 21, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 53rd half birthday
- 90 days from now, April 22, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 218th Mercury age
- 148 days from now, June 19, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 28th Mars age
- 178 days from now, July 19, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 219th Mercury age
- 237 days from now, September 16, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 86th Venus age
- 266 days from now, October 15, 2026, Sydney Opera House celebrate 220th Mercury age