Sydney Opera House: A New World Heritage Site

by Erica Johansson on 01. Jul, 2007 in Australia & Oceania, Travel News & Tips

Sydney Opera House has been added to the The World Heritage list. Joern Utzon designed Sydney Opera House in October 1973. There is no younger cultural site included on the list. Check out here to read the media release from June 28 2007, or here to read about other Australian World Heritage sites.

Sydney Opera House

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One Response to “Sydney Opera House: A New World Heritage Site”

  1. waltzingaustralia 01. Jul, 2007 at #

    Well, it’s certainly iconic — and a sight of which I’ve never tired. I’m not entirely certain I consider it to be quite on the same level as some of the more ancient World Heritage Sites, but I’m glad it has been recognized.

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