World Famous Building Sydney Opera House With Traditional Long Steps And With Sydney Harbour Bridge On The Background Of Scenery. Sydney, Australia The Sydney Opera House Is A Multi-Venue Performing Arts Centre In The Australian City Of Sydney. It Was Conceived And Largely Built By Danish Architect Jã¸rn Utzon In 1973. Utzon Received The Pritzker Prize, Architecture's Highest Honour, In 2003. The Sydney Opera House Was Made A Unesco World Heritage Site On 28 June 2007. It Is One Of The 20Th Century's Most Distinctive Buildings And One Of The Most Famous Performing Arts Centres In The World. The Sydney Opera House Is Situated On Bennelong Point In Sydney Harbour, Close To The Sydney Harbour Bridge. It Sits At The Northeastern Tip Of The Sydney Central Business District (The Cbd), Surrounded On Three Sides By The Harbour (Sydney Cove And Farm Cove) And Neighboured By The Royal Botanic Gardens.

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