Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House sits on Bennelong Point in Sydney Harbour and was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. Construction began in 1959 and took 14 years to complete, far longer than the original four-year plan. The roof consists of a series of interlocking concrete shells covered in over one million Swedish-made ceramic tiles. The building hosts over 1,800 performances each year across its multiple venues. Coloring sheet of the iconic Australian landmark.

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