Hotels near Sydney Opera House, Sydney
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Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour
Overlooking Sydney's Circular Quay, Pullman Quay Grand Sydney is located harborside in the heart of Circular Quay and is a short walk to the iconic Opera House and The Rocks.

Park Hyatt Sydney
Park Hyatt Sydney perfectly personifies contemporary luxury with its coveted location between the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge.

Mercantile Hotel
The newly renovated historic Mercantile Hotel is located in the heart of Sydney's iconic Rocks district. It offers an onsite restaurant and regular live music.

Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection
Nestled alongside the Sydney Harbor Bridge, Pier One Sydney Harbor is built on the water with its own private pontoon and panoramic Sydney Harbor views.

Harbour Rocks by Ode Hotels
Just a 5-minute walk from the Sydney Harbor Bridge, Harbor Rocks Hotel Sydney offers a restaurant, a heritage dining room.

The Russell Boutique Hotel
Guests can enjoy the rooftop garden with views of Circular Quay and the city skyline at The Russell Boutique Hotel.

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Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour
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Sydney Opera House
You know a building has star quality when it appears in the logo of an organization like UNESCO. The Temple of Concordia’s six-columned facade is the epitome of ancient Greek architecture, and it’s remarkably well preserved. Credit for its longevity goes to Sicily’s 6th-century Christians, who noticed the temple’s importance and converted it into a church.









































