Discover every aspect of the building’s 14-year creation and 58-year history. Delve into the stories behind Danish architect Jørn Utzon’s masterpiece, run your hands over the world-famous shell tiles, take a seat in the elegant custom-made white birch timber chairs and visit some of the many theatres inside this iconic landmark.

Watch the picturesque views of Sydney Harbour as you cruise off into the sunset. Enjoy a delicious à la carte meal, spend some time on the outer deck and absorb the picturesque views, watching the colours change by the minute as you wind down after a big day of exploring.

The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) is Australia’s leading performing arts school. Students can learn about acting, stagecraft, film, and performance, and discover how theatre, film, and television productions are created. Today, participate in a 3 hour workshop. Note: Workshop choice is subject to availability.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) is dedicated to showcasing modern and contemporary art from Australia and around the world. Explore a wide range of artworks, from paintings and photography to sculptures and digital media.

Enjoy an evening performance in Sydney, featuring theatre, music, or dance in the city’s vibrant cultural scene.

The Sydney Theatre Company (STC) is one of Australia’s leading professional theatre companies. Discover acting, stagecraft, and production, and see how stories are brought to life on stage. Today participate in a 1.5 hour workshop based based on current productions and different theatrical forms. Note: Workshop choice is subject to availability.

The Art Gallery of New South Wales is one of Australia’s leading art museums, located in Sydney. Explore artworks from Australia and around the world, including traditional, modern, and contemporary pieces.

Walk across the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge and take in the spectacular views of the stunning Sydney Harbour, Sydney Opera House and the city.

Today, let your imagination run wild at this illusions museum. This immersive art and sensory experience uses mirrors that mislead, shapes that speak, and rooms that refuse to sit still — not to confuse, but to reawaken curiosity.