The Sydney Harbour Bridge, with its magnificent steel arch, is an undisputed icon of the city's skyline, often seen in perfect harmony with the Sydney Opera House. While many visitors admire it from afar—from the decks of a ferry or the shores of the Royal Botanic Garden—the ultimate thrill is the opportunity to conquer it. The notes confirm that a "climbing project" (攀爬项目) is one of the experiences available to visitors, offering a unique and exhilarating way to engage with this architectural marvel.

Beyond the climb, visitors can also experience the bridge on foot. It's possible to walk across the bridge's surface (桥面), which provides a different but equally impressive perspective of the harbour and the city. This walk can be incorporated into a larger city tour, connecting the CBD with the north side of Sydney.

For those who prefer to keep their feet closer to sea level, a ferry ride offers one of the best ways to appreciate the Harbour Bridge's grandeur. Taking a ferry from the bustling hub of Circular Quay to destinations like Taronga Zoo or Manly is a quintessential Sydney experience that doubles as a fantastic sightseeing tour.

From the water, you can capture the bridge from various angles, seeing its full scale against the city skyline. The journey provides countless photo opportunities of both the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, allowing you to see how these two icons relate to each other and dominate the landscape. For more information on planning your Sydney trip, you can visit the official tourism website.