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The Most Interesting Sydney Opera House Facts for Kids

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Last Updated on December 3, 2023 by Ariana Svenson

The Sydney Opera House is one of the most iconic landmarks in Sydney, Australia.  As such, you can imagine there are so many Sydney Opera House facts for kids to share.  Sydney holds a special place in this traveling families’ hearts.  Even though we reside in Western Australia , Mumma traveler was born in Sydney.  Our family loves exploring Sydney and the Sydney Opera house is always on the list.  So we are excited to share these fun facts about the Sydney Opera House for kids.  We believe you will fall in love with Sydney, and it’s amazing opera house just as our family has.

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The Sydney Opera House facts for kids are intended to inspire you to look more into the wonderful city of Sydney, Australia, and of course visit this unique structure when you are in Sydney.  There are sooooooo many wonderful angles to see the famous structure from,  you can start out by be inspired by these   best views of Sydney Opera House .

Looking for info on Sydney’s most famous places?  More facts for kids here:

• Facts about Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Facts for Kids
• Facts About Bondi Beach – Updated 2022
• Famous Australian Landmarks, including a few about Sydney and New SouthWales
• Famous Man-Made Landmarks in Australia

What is Special About the Sydney Opera House?

The Sydney Opera House is truly one of the most famous landmarks in Sydney and is recognized by people all around the world.  The design and architecture of the opera house is unlike any other and is instantly recognizable as a symbol of the city.  Besides being an architectural landmark, it is truly a place where memories are made.  Each year it hosts hundreds of different performances.  From concerts to operas, musical theater plays to kids events, the Sydney Opera House has something for all ages.

Who Designed the Sydney Opera House?

The competition to build the Opera House was held in 1956 and attracted 222 entries, with the winning entry from Danish architect Jorn Utzon.  Another amazing place that was built from a design competition is the Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. Check out all our fun Gardens by the Bay facts here.

What Does the Design of the Sydney Opera House Symbolise?

While it is generally accepted that designer Jorn Utzon designed the white sail-shaped shells to be reminiscent of sailing boats on the harbor.  Other ideas indicate he was influenced by bird wings, shells, or clouds.  You be the judge, let us know in the comments what it looks like to you!

How was the Construction of the Opera House Controversial?

One Sydney Opera House facts for kids is that it was originally scheduled to take four years to build.  However, it ended up taking a massive 14 years to complete.  The fact it took so long to complete, and it also cost a lot more to build than originally thought, cost the designer Jorn Utzon his job.  He was fired before the building was even finished.  Utzon never ended up returning to Australia after that to see his masterpiece completed.

How Popular is the Sydney Opera House?

The Sydney Opera House is said to be one of the most famous and iconic buildings built in the 20th century.  In fact, it is so popular that it is estimated that more than 8 million people visit it each year.   It is considered to be one of the most popular tourist attractions in all of Australia.

The Syndey Opera House for kids is a great place to visit.  It hosts 1500 performances a year that are attended by over a million people.  Many of those are amazing children’s performances.

Is the Sydney Opera House the Biggest in the World?

Unfortunately, the Sydney Opera House is not the biggest in the world.  Currently, it is the second largest.  The top spot goes to the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.  This is one Sydney Opera House fun fact to keep in your back pocket as trivia knowledge!

Is Sydney Opera House a Wonder of the World?

Not technically.  While it is not listed as one of the Seven Modern Wonders Of The World, it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  This is a huge honor and places it among other famous structures such as the Taj Mahal, The Great Wall Of China, and the Pyramids of Egypt.  The Sydney Opera House is for kids to enjoy and adults alike.  This is definitely a bucket-list type destination.

Although the Sydney Opera House is not one of the Seven Modern Wonders Of The World, Machu Picchu is!  Our family has spent a lot of time living in and exploring Peru.  Eager to learn more about Machu Picchu, take a look at our post Machu Picchu Facts for Kids .

The Temperature in the Sydney Opera House is Very Important

Perhaps one of the most interesting Sydney Opera House facts for kids is that the temperature inside the opera house is always 22.5 degrees Celsius.  Why you ask? Well, the temperature must remain at 22.5 celsius so that the instruments inside the Opera house stay in tune.

What is Vivid Sydney?

Vivid Sydney is a 23 day festival of music and lights.  In these 23 days, outdoor light installations are projected onto famous Sydney landmarks with the Sydney Opera House being one of them.  Not only is this an amazing display of art and music but there are also all kinds of activities held across the city.  These include activities such as live music performances, public forum discussions, and more.

If you are looking for a good time to visit Sydney look into when Vivid Sydney is scheduled to take place.

Who Have Been the Most Famous Performers at the Sydney Opera House?

I guess that would be a matter of opinion but definitely one of the facts about the Sydney Opera house for kids is all the amazing performers.  Contrary to its name, it doesn’t just have Operas.  Lots of different types of musicians and bands have performed at the Sydney Opera House over the years.  Performers such as Crowded House, Prince, and even the Wiggles!  Yes, you read that right the Wiggles!  So you see, the Sydney Opera House for kids is amazing.

Sydney Opera House for Kids

I honestly wouldn’t have thought that the Sydney Opera House was for kids.  I mean, I love having my kids run up and down the stairs outside, and they have marveled at the amazing tiles but performances?  You learn something every day.

If you are a visitor to Sydney, check out what shows are on while you are there.  There is a special kids section of the Opera House website here .

Next time we are in Sydney I am keen to take myself (err… the kids!) on the Junior Adventure tour. Instead of having tour guides give lots of facts and statistics, the specially trained kids guide are described as ‘brilliant, knowledgable and fun’ and keep hard to please kids entertained.  Sounds good to me!  The Junior Adventure Tour takes you behind the scenes to restricted areas, including the dressing rooms, and visiting the performance spaces of the shows that are on at the time!  So depending on what is happening at the time of your visit, you might even get to go inside the concert hall itself!

The Junior adventure tour lasts just one hour, which is perfect for kids and is highly recommended for families with primary school-aged children.

Check out some amazing Sydney Opera House tours below.

If you are interested in seeing what other things there are to do in the Sydney CBD and central area, please do check out our post Things to do in Sydney for Kids .  And, if you are visiting Sydney  Best Weekend Getaways from Sydney is a great read.

The Verdict – The Sydney Opera House Facts for Kids 

Did You Enjoy Learning About The Sydney Opera House Kids?  Well, we’ve loved sharing the Sydney Opera House facts for kids with you!  Seriously who would have known that there was so much to know?  I can’t wait for our next visit to Sydney so that we can explore it ourselves and definitely do a Junior Adventure Tour of the Opera House.

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We are a family tour with two kids aged 9 and 12. Whilst this tour is probably mostly aimed for slightly younger children we wanted a fast-paced tour that would engage the kids, rather than a standard tour. The tour guide Alex was brilliant, he included and engaged kids of all ages (from 5 - 60) and certainly kept it fast and interesting and involved and amused even our hard to please 12 year old. This tour does not give lots of detail or facts and statistics; it gave us a fun introduction to and feel for the Opera House in a small group and included access to limited areas, fun interaction, stickers, dressing up and lasted I think about 40 mins to an hour, which was perfect. Perfect for fairly fit youngsters and those young at heart. I would definitely recommend this tour for families with primary school-aged kids.

Iconic landmark in Sydney. Unfortunately, we were only passing through Sydney, so didn't have time for a full visit, and just walked around the outside of the building. However, it was very impressive to get a close up look. What I wasn't expecting was the buzz on the walkway below the Opera House - lots of bustling restaurants, all with views of Sydney Harbour. Hopefully, I'll have the opportunity to return sometime.

Great to see a classic Italian opera here. Row F seating (stalls) in the Joan Sutherland Theatre was good for viewing and not the premium price. A little distracting having to shift focus from the stage to the surtitles to understand what they were singing about. Great experience - go to the opera bar for dinner and a few drinks before hand.

Amazing place to visit. Very busy so ideally go early in the morning after reserving a place at the outdoor restaurant

We were shown around by Paul. What a fantastic building and it was great to see the video on its history and hear from Paul how it was built. We could have spent hours here, the architecture is stunning and to see the sails and the tiles that cover them is a must do thing. We went on the 10.00 tour and it was quiet when we arrived, by lunchtime the cafe and restaurant were extremely busy and we struggled to find a seat.

Tours inside are about $37. The outside was awesome. Seeing it in pictures isn't the same as actually being here. Getting to go inside is a totally wonderful experience. Book ahead of time.

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Eight unexpected ways to entertain the whole family at Sydney Opera House

From behind-the-scenes tours to music workshops, these family-friendly activities are certified crowd-pleasers

So you’ve taken the kids to every park, playground and beach in the city – now what? If you’re on the hunt for somewhere that will excite, inspire and entertain your little ones, look no further than the Sydney Opera House. There’s plenty on offer that will appeal to kids of all ages. So gather the family and make a beeline for the famous sails, there are unforgettable adventures to be had.

We're bringing you guides to the lesser-known sides of the Sydney Opera House. For a look at the coolest ways to rediscover the iconic venue check out our guide to its most surprising experiences . For a big, bold, night out like no other check out our guide to the Opera House's most epic events .

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Five family-friendly activities

Junior Adventure Tour

Take your curious little ones behind the scenes of this legendary building. The Junior Adventure Tour is run by a team of expert guides, and is jam-packed with interactive activities, fun games and cool stories. There’s even the chance for kids to dress up in costume and pose with props – who knows, the experience may even inspire your budding performer to one day pursue a career on the hallowed stage. Tours go for one hour and will depart at 11.45am during the September school holidays. To secure your tickets, head here .

Experience the Bulnuruwanha dance and workshop

Performed by Wiradjuri woman Emily Flannery, Bulnuruwanha, meaning 'Taking Flight' is a new Indigenous dance performance and workshop for kids aged five and above, as well as their parents. Explore the Wiradjuri Dreamtime stories of four different birds of the Central Coast: Magpie, Willy Wagtail, Kookaburra and Cockatoo, with the audience asked to respond with reflections on birds of their own country afterwards. 

After the Flood

This immersive and dreamlike audio installation and workshop is for all kids and families. Narrated by a group of children living far into the future, they tell us about their life on the water and the tending of the great kelp forests of the sea. Calm, magical and all about hope, you can draw,  make sea creatures and write together using their imaginations, conversations, and reflections.

Alien Invasion

This three-hour long school holiday workshop is all about finding a baby alien that was left behind at the Opera House. Kids will join theatre artist Alison Bennett on an interactive quest through the Opera House. This one-day only event is good for 5 to 9 year-olds, and will be kicking off on Wednesday, October 5 at the Centre for Creativity, and tickets cost $50. 

Bare Your Bones Halloween Creative Workshop

Dubbed a 'trick or treat for the eyes', this spooky kids craft workshop will involve kids creating a fluro wearable skeleton arm or leg out of cardboard and glow in the dark pens, a game of 'musical zombies' and learning bone names. This ones for seven to eleven-year-olds and their families, and there will be two sessions running on Sunday, October 23 at the Centre for Creativity. 

Dancer for a Day

For one day on October 6, all young dancers can rejoice with a dance explosion of ballet, hip-hop and contemporary moves. Dance fans can come together to collaborate, design and perform their own work in costumes to live music. 

Kids Music Café

Tired of singing the same old nursery rhymes over and over again? Then it’s time to take your teeniest tots to the Kids Music Café. This interactive workshop provides your toddler with the ideal introduction to live music and instruments. Talented musicians from the Sydney Youth Orchestra will be on hand to perform child-friendly classics, and (best of all) each adult ticket also includes coffee and a slice of cake – what more could you want? The Kids Music Café season only goes for 35 minutes and kicks off on March 18 until June 3. You can book your place here .

Grab a family-friendly feed

Settle those grumbling tummies with a lunch at Opera Kitchen. There are kid-friendly options for the little ones and sandwiches, pasta and more for the grown-ups.  Book a Junior Day Pack for a package that includes lunch at Opera Kitchen, a fun kids tour of the Opera House and tickets to Edward the Emu.

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The Best of Sydney for Kids: The Sydney Opera House Day Pack

Since we moved back to Sydney, I’ve taken enormous pleasure in rediscovering my hometown with a child. I grew up in Sydney’s south-west, where most of my childhood was spent riding my pony, or biking around the streets with my brother. A far cry from the way we spend time with Cheese as an inner city kid!

We’ve been to the Sydney Opera House to see shows on many occasions. They are always of a high quality, and are a highlight of our year. We even attended the Sydney Opera House open day a few months back, where the House was open to the public. While it was interesting seeing the House behind the scenes, it was very crowded, and we left pretty quickly as Cheese wasn’t enjoying it.

So I was thrilled to discovered that the House has this amazing offering called their Day Pack at the moment, which offers families a Junior Lunch at Opera Kitchen, a special behind the scenes tour of the House on the Junior Adventure, finishing up with a show.

Each Day Pack has a different itinerary, depending which one you choose. They all meet in the same spot, at the Welcome Centre at the Sydney Opera House. You can find this by taking the escalators down from the boardwalk, then walking past the Opera House Bar and Kitchen until you get to the souvenir shop. Look for a sign here, where your guide for the day will be waiting for you.

Our amazing guide was a vibrant, energetic woman named Suanne. She was made to work with children, without a doubt. My daughter loved Suanne. I loved Suanne! Cheese was the youngest on the tour (the average age was about 8), but Suanne managed to keep the interest of all the kids, from little Cheese to the oldest, who were tweenagers, and even earned herself a hug or two along the way.

Our first stop on our big adventure was lunch at Opera Kitchen. We had a fantastic seat overlooking the Sydney harbour, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background. I mean, seriously?! I can’t even describe the beauty of our city on days like this, it’s just too much.

We chose the Quinoa, Beetroot, Feta & Macadamia Salad (served with your choice of house beer, wine or soft drink) for me, and the Junior Fish & Chips (served with a small soft drink or juice and ice cream) for Cheese. I appreciated that the food was served quickly for a busy day.

Cheese loved her fish – it was lightly crumbed, nice and hot, and not oily at all. She had two dipping sauces and a lemon wedge to dress her meal with, much to her delight. My salad was enormous, but since it had a lot of lettuce in it, it ended up being the perfect sized portion for lunch, and not too heavy for someone who was about to to a lot of walking afterwards.

After lunch we grouped together, ready for what I was most excited for – the tour. Suanne made it very clear that the tour was for the kids, not the adults, and had the kids all put their hands in and give our a big cheer “Kids!!”. As their voices vibrated around the concourse, the air filled with excited giggles as the kids loosened up, and thus, the tone was set for our tour. Lots of fun, plenty of laughs, and an extremely energetic look at one of the world’s most iconic buildings.

Our leader Suanne led the kids up the stairs, with us adults struggling to keep up in the rear. Up on the boardwalk, we learned the first of many amazing facts that we would absorb that day – all of which were embarrassingly new to this Sydney native. The Sydney Opera House was designed by Jørn Utzon, a Danish architect, after winning a contest in 1957. I only remember the name thanks to Suanne’s entertaining pronunciation for the kids: “Yaaaaw Boots on”. Very effective.

While the Sydney Opera House is only 58 years old, the land it is built on, Bennalong Point, has previously been a meeting point for the Gadigal tribe. After paying tribute to the indigenous people whose land we were walking on, we took our first steps into the House, and, after a little actors warm up to get the kids ready to perform, walked into the Studio (sadly no photos allowed today!).

Cheese and I had seen many Babies Proms inside the Studio, but on our tour it was set up for the current show, Blanc de Blanc. While the kids took turns presenting the show to their rapt parents, we also learned that the Opera House was built in such a way that scenery has to be lifted up and down, it can’t be moved in from sides. Because of this unusual design, the Studio was built to be a lift for scenery. Nowadays, however, it is a flexible performance space.

Next on our tour, was another of the 800 rooms inside the Opera House – the backstage area where props are stored. We saw parts of the three opera sets that are housed in the room, including the Magic Flute, and the giant hydraulic lift that takes the props up to the stage.

Suanne paid tribute to the many people who work at the House to create the performances we see, including prop builders and the people who handle the intelligent lights that cost 65K each (geez, wouldn’t want to be anywhere near one of those!).

We wound our way into the next room on the tour, the rehearsal room, where the casts and musicians practice. I couldn’t help but place my hand on the barre too, thinking of all of the amazing ballet dancers who had stood in that very spot, warming up with plies and tendus. The kids all had a turn practicing their moves, including Cheese, who was working on her arabesque.

The tour stepped outside next, through a sneaky exit, where we walked up some more steps (note, do not do this tour if you don’t like steps!) to admire the amazing view, as well as see the reflection in the glass of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, if you look up at just the right angle. What an incredible design.

If you’ve ever wondered why the million tiles of the House always look so clean, and yet you never see anyone actually cleaning them, it’s because they are especially made to be self-cleaning with a special glaze on them.

We waved like royalty to passers by, then ducked back inside another sneaky door to a little amphitheatre filled with costumes once worn by performers at the House. The kids had an amazing time trying them on, taking a bow, and learning about props. As the kids answered questions and participated in the activities, they were awarded with a cute star badge, which they all wore with pride.

The last stop on our tour was the spectacular Concert Hall (sadly no pictures allowed since staff were performing sound checks), home of the symphony orchestra. We sat in some of the 2679 seats and watched the kids try their hand at being their own orchestra so we could hear the noise vibrating around the beautiful white birch wood ceiling. I’d never noticed before that the hall was shaped to mimic a guitar, with its high vaulted ceiling and brush box panelling.

If you’re interested in hiring the hall for a private gig, it will set you back a mere $18K.

After the tour ended (it ran for 60 minutes), Suanne took us to the Playhouse, where we were about to see our show: The 52-Story Treehouse . We arrived just in time to look at our souvenir photos (two are included with the package, with extra costs if you’d like to purchase add-ons) and take our seats.

You can read more about how much we enjoyed The 52-Story Treehouse here .

After the show, we had some time to enjoy the Creative Play station in the Playhouse that is open until the end of January. The current installation is “The Un-Broken Line”, which is basically a massive, interactive digital screen where kids can manipulate colour and lines. It’s pretty addictive play, and really hard to tear the kids away from. With Sydney summer giving us both big storms and brutal heat, it’s wonderful to have an indoor space catering to kids for us to enjoy. You can read more about the free Summer entertainment for families at the House here .

I can’t recommend the Sydney Opera House Day Pack enough, both for tourists and Sydney locals. I guarantee that not only will you and the kids have a fantastic time, but you will all learn some amazing facts about one of the most interesting buildings in the world at the same time.

At time of print, the Day Pack includes: 15% discount on an A reserve show ticket to The 52-Storey Treehouse Explore inside the Sydney Opera House on the Junior Adventure A souvenir photo from your Junior Adventure A delicious Junior Lunch and drink at one of our harbourside, family friendly restaurants.

Price:  Adult: $108.65 Child: $83.65 Check online to get accurate pricing for the Day Packs. As different shows are included in the pack, pricing may change.

Get more info and book online

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You can reach the Opera House by:

Car – park in the onsite Opera House car park. For discounted parking, book online with Wilson car parks and check the Sydney Opera House website for any current promo codes. 

Buses, trains and ferries – all service nearby Circular Quay which is an easy 5-10 min walk to the Opera House.

A huge thank you to the Sydney Opera House for hosting us on this fantastic day. All opinions are my own.

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12 comments on “The Best of Sydney for Kids: The Sydney Opera House Day Pack”

Wow wow wow this looks like such a fun day!! What a cool experience for you both!

Thank you! It was just as much fun for me, I think! I love a good tour!

SOunds awesome/ We’ll have to go do this before the end of the hols!

Your kids will love it, I’m sure of it!

Wow, this looks spectacular. I think mine’s still a little young, so hope they keep these going for awhile. Definitely putting on the list for “when she’s old enough.”

For sure – I reckon age 6 and up is the sweet spot.

Wow, what a terrific day! We certainly do live in a amazing city! I will have to check this out with my girls, especially Miss 10, she would love it!

Seriously, I think that all the time. Sydney is so awesome.

What a wonderful day out for both of you- great pics too 🙂

Thank you Amy!

What a cool thing for kids to do. I think i will take Ariel to baby PROMS soon. ( I would like to get some of the self cleaning glaze on my tiles lol)

I’m sure she will love them! New series starting soon – I’m eyeing off the ballet one 🙂

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Visiting the Sydney Opera House: tours and information

Last updated: 08/04/2020

The Sydney Opera House is one of the biggest symbols not only of the city but also of the country. We have always been curious to know what it was like inside and when we found out that guided tours are offered to visit it, we took advantage of our passage through the city to include it in the itinerary. So, if you are also curious to know a little more about this Australian icon, check out what the Sydney Opera House tour is like.

SYDNEY'S OPERA HOUSE

Built between 1959 and 1973, the Sydney Opera House is a show house located on Sydney Harbour, which has become one of Australia's biggest icons. It was designed by the Danish architect  Jørn Utzon , after your project is selected in a competition.

The impressive building, in modern expressionist design, is formed by a series of large “shells” of precast concrete. The shells have over 1 million tiles in two different colors: glossy white and matte cream. It is supported on 588 concrete pillars sunk to 25 meters below sea level. In addition to the tiling of the shells and the glass curtain walls of the lobby spaces, the building's exterior is largely clad in aggregate panels composed of pink granite.

MISTAKES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WAY…

However, not everything went perfect during the construction of the Opera House. The innovative project suffered constant delays due to difficulties in getting it off the ground and finding technical engineering conditions. Because of this, the cost of the project has skyrocketed, causing enormous tension between the Australian government and the project team. In 1965, after the Liberal Party's 1965 election, with Robert Askin becoming Prime Minister of New South Wales (Sydney's state), tensions reached a peak.

Utzon was highly reluctant to respond to questions or criticisms from the Sydney Opera House Executive Committee. He was struggling to pay his own staff, and after several threats of dismissal, he was eventually dropped from the project and never personally saw his great masterpiece completed. Only in 1973, the Opera House was inaugurated, with the illustrious presence of Queen Elizabeth II, chief commonwealth . Utzon was not invited to the opening ceremony and his name was not even mentioned.

OPERA HOUSE TODAY

In 2007, the Sydney Opera House joined the select list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Currently, more than 8 million people visit the Opera House annually, attending a variety of shows that include performances by Opera Australia, the Sydney Theater Company and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, as well as many other shows and events with national and international companies and artists.

MAP OF SYDNEY'S OPERA HOUSE

As we said, the Sydney Opera House is huge and there are many structures. We will explain the main ones throughout this post. The Opera complex has several rooms, bars and restaurants. The map below gives an idea of what to find there.

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OPERA HOUSE SHOW ROOMS

The Sydney Opera House is made up of six rooms of shows that host a variety of performances. More of 2000 events are held every year . So something around 40 shows are offered every week ! And these rooms have seen a little of everything, from classical music events to rock concerts, lectures, circus, opera, ballet, theater and much more. It is worth remembering that the outdoor area of the Opera , known as  forecourt , also serves as an outdoor concert venue and has hosted performances by Björk, Sting and many others. Check out what types of shows are shown in each of the Sydney Opera House rooms:

1. CONCERT HALL

Concert Hall is the heart of Sydney Opera House and the largest hall in the complex. With a capacity of over 2,000 seats, this is where orchestra presentations and some contemporary music shows take place. With impeccable acoustics, you can sit around the entire stage. In addition to the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, names such as Luciano Pavarotti, Janet Jackson and Prince have performed.

2. JOAN SUTHERLAND THEATER

This theater pays homage to Joan Sutherland, called  'La Stupenda' and the 'voice of the century' for their powerful performances. This is the second largest room in the Opera House, with more than 1,500 seats. The orchestra pit can hold up to 70 songs. It is in this theater that the performances of The Australian Ballet are shown. The venue also hosts music performances, lectures, comedy and contemporary music. Even Yoko Ono is already on this stage.

3. THEATER DRAMA

The Drama Theater is the more intimate of the two theaters in  proscenium, with capacity for 544 people. It is in this theater that plays by the theater company Sydney Theater Co and Bangarra Dance Theater are presented. It hosts two special festivals every year:   “All About Women Festival” and “The Festival of Dangerous Ideas”. Big names like Mel Gibson, Toni Colleti, Geoffrey Rush, and  Sir Ian McKellen.

4. THE PLAYHOUSE

This is a small space, which welcomes  hosts productions for young audiences, dance shows, stand-up comedy and experimental theatrical experiences. It was originally intended for chamber orchestra recitals, but has since been adapted to create a relaxed space for 398 people.

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5. THE STUDIO

This room was built for flexibility, changing to meet the needs of different productions. Performances for younger audiences take place during the day and the world's best cabaret and circus acts delight audiences at night. The space can accommodate a maximum of 300 people.

6. THE UTZON ROOM

Sydney Opera House architect Jørn Utzon completed the design of just one of the rooms – now called the Utzon Room.  With only 200 seats, the western wall is adorned with a vibrant tapestry. The ceiling features concrete beams and the east wall is made up of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Sydney Harbor Botanical Gardens. The Utzon Room offers frequent chamber music performances, offering the audience an intimate experience.

TYPES OF TOURS AT SYDNEY'S OPERA HOUSE

Check out all the types of tours offered by the Sydney Opera House. At the end of the post, you will find more information about timetables and prices.

1. THE SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE TOUR

This is the main tour offered by the Sydney Opera House and seeks to show why the venue is such an inspiring venue. The guides share stories about the building's construction and lots of interesting information since its opening. Some of the various show rooms are visited during the tour. Keep in mind that the tour involves walking up/down about 300 steps and there are no elevators that take you from one concert hall to another. It's possible combine the tour with a meal at the Opera Bar , restaurant located in the Opera House. To do this, buy the specific ticket (more information at the end of the post).

2. TOURS IN OTHER LANGUAGES

Tours at the Sydney Opera House are mostly in English. But, there is also the possibility of doing special tours in other languages. Tour times are available in Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French and German . As demand is lower, there are fewer options for days and times. That's why it's worth securing your ticket in advance. In Spanish , there are tours every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 3 pm. For more information, visit the official website and click on the desired language.

3. BACKSTAGE TOURS

This tour is much deeper (and much more expensive) than the conventional Sydney Opera House tour. The objective is to get into the details of the backstage of the show house, with a small group of visitors. Therefore, through it it is possible to discover spaces not normally accessible to the public. The guides promise to share inside secrets and lots of interesting information not easily found elsewhere.

4. JUNIOR ADVENTURE TOURS

Child-focused tours offered only during school holidays. The tour seeks to involve little ones to discover mysterious secrets and unusual facts about the Sydney Opera House. It's packed with interactive activities and games for the whole family. This tour is only suitable for children who are fluent in English.

OUR EXPERIENCE ON THE OPERA HOUSE TOUR

By now you should know that we chose to take tour number 1, the main tour offered on site. We even considered taking the tour + meal combo, but we ended up giving up due to the lack of vegan options on the menu offered by the tour (you can't choose anything from the menu).  Tip: Remember to use the restroom before your start time as there are no stops during the tour.

BEFORE THE TOUR

We bought our tickets on the internet (the price has a discount of 10%) and, close to the time, we went to the basement where the ticket office is located. Welcome Center . We showed proof of purchase to a ticket clerk, who gave us the tickets. Next to the ticket office is a left-luggage office (it is forbidden to go with large suitcases on the tour). The meeting point for the start of the tour is directly in front of the ticket office. The guide showed up, confirmed our time and started handing out headphones so that we could hear her well along the way. She took us to an elevator (the only one on the entire tour) near the bar “The Lounge” to reach the first level. From there, she started an escalator just for us to go up to the next floor and begin the tour proper.

Our tour started at Playhouse , the small room at the Opera that has a capacity of less than 400 seats. According to our guide, the room was initially built to house a cinema. Currently, a number of varied events are hosted on site. The other smaller venues (The Drama Theatre, The Studio) are very similar to it and therefore not included in the tour. In this room, the guide gave us the first information about the construction of the building, its Danish architect and information about the entire history of the place. We sat in the armchairs of the living room to watch an explanatory video about this whole context. Leaving the room, we were admiring one of the areas that houses a bar that works during the Opera House events period. The architecture is really impressive! We climb the stairs until we reach an area where you can have a wide view of the Sydney Harbor Bridge. We couldn't get close to the window because a ballet company cocktail party was taking place.

SECOND ROOM

Then the guide took us to the concert hall , the biggest, main and prettiest room in the entire Opera. She warned us that we couldn't take pictures because the Symphony Orchestra would be rehearsing. However, when we entered the place, the rehearsal had already ended. So she allowed us to sit in the armchairs and take some pictures of the place quickly. The place is impressive! The room is beautiful, with excellent lighting and a large organ in the center. The chairs are all around the stage, even in the back. We remember the concert we attended at Sala São Paulo, near Luz station in São Paulo, which has incredible acoustics as well. Not that we want to “pull the sardines” to Brazil, but although the Concert Hall is amazing, we still think Sala São Paulo is cooler!

Leaving there, we cross to the other side of the Opera and stop at the bar area that is open during events. On a television, the guide showed us a video that showed more information about the construction of the Opera and the difficulties faced to put up something so different and innovative. It is also shown that the Norwegian, “father of the project”, was unable to see his complete work live.

After the video, we went to visit the third and last room of the tour,  Joan Sutherland Theater , the second largest in the complex. As the ballet company was rehearsing, we couldn't even sit down or take pictures of the place. We sat in silence for a few minutes watching the rehearsal and left. We went down the escalators and our tour ended at the Upper Level. We returned the headphones and headed outside to better observe the architecture before going to lunch.

IS THE TOUR AT THE OPERA HOUSE WORTH IT?

Yes a lot! The Opera House is one of Australia's greatest symbols! We really enjoyed getting to know it from the inside and getting more information and learning about its history and construction. Even those who go to see a show inside, do not have the opportunity to visit the other rooms. So the tour is very interesting. However, we think that the tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility because, due to its structure, there are no elevators or ramps. According to the guide, there is a project to include elevators in the near future, but it will not be possible to place them on all floors, as the ceiling of the Opera House is totally irregular.

WHERE CO MER AND DRINK IN THE OPERA HOUSE

Check out all the options for places (restaurants, bars, kiosks) available to eat and drink at the Sydney Opera House:

• BENNELONG   Fine Australian fine dining restaurant. It is recommended to book in advance.
• OPERA BAR :  Ideal for casual lunch and pre-theatre meals. Good for a wine in the open air overlooking the Sydney Harbor Bridge.
• OPERA KITCHEN :  With over 60 dishes on the menu, Opera Kitchen offers breakfast, lunch, dinner. Children are welcome and there is a special menu for them.

• PORTSIDE :  Good option for a dining experience with panoramic views of Sydney. The restaurant offers a casual a la carte dinner menu. There are kids' meals as well as pre-theatre options.
• THEATER BARS :  The theater bars are kiosks located inside the Opera House with the aim of serving those who are going to see a show there. There is a variety of pre- and post-show snacks and drinks.
• THE LOUNGE :  Located in the entry foyer on the level near the ticket office, it offers snacks and drinks.

OPERA HOUSE TICKETS AND TOURS

How to get to sydney's opera house.

The Sydney Opera House is a 5-minute walk away from the Circular Quay area, where several tour boats and city transport depart from. Therefore, the place is served by several bus lines and also has the presence of the Circular Quay train station. It is recommended to run a simulation in the Google Maps to identify which is the most suitable way for you to get to the place, depending on the location of your hotel or where you will be. For more information, visit the official transport website  of the state of New South Wales, where the city of Sydney is located.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Sydney opera house.

• Address:  Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
• Show Tickets:  see everything that's going on at the moment by accessing this link
• Schedules:  daily from 9 am to 5 pm, every 15 or 30 minutes, lasting 1 hour
• Tickets:  AUD$ 40 (tour only) / AUD$ 67 (tour + meal at local restaurant) – 10% off for online purchase
• Schedules:  vary depending on the language and have a duration of 1 hour
• Schedules:  daily at 7am lasting 2 and a half hours
• Tickets: AUD$ 175 - 10% off for online purchase
• Schedules: only takes place during school holidays and lasts for 1 hour
• Tickets: AUD$ 22
• Observation: children must be accompanied by a responsible adult who must pay AUD$ 32

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July School Holidays Announced at The Sydney Opera House

Learn more about the lineup of events here!

Roald Dahl 's devilishly disgusting tale The Twits , Flying Fruit Fly Circus' musical variety show Tempo and Creation Creation , a playful new theatre performance exploring life's biggest mysteries, will inspire and entertain audiences these July school holidays as part of the Sydney Opera House's 2022 Children, Families and Creative Learning program.

From Shake & Stir Theatre Co, the team who brought us Fantastic Mr Fox, The Twits is a visually-spectacular, revoltingly-funny production that offers big belly laughs for children and adults alike. Based on the iconic book by Roald Dahl , prepare to be delightfully disgusted by this family classic from the wacky mind of the world's no. 1 storyteller, live on stage.

Creation Creation is a comedic form of documentary theatre about life's biggest mysteries. Created by acclaimed children's theatre company Windmill Theatre (Bluey's Big Play), Creation Creation is a hilarious and insightful way for kids and adults to explore the BIG questions - like "is there other life in the universe?" And "how did the world begin?" Two fearless creators step onto the stage and attempt to unravel the mysteries of the universe using their creativity. Blankets become forts, cardboard boxes become battleships and ping pong balls become planets in this hilarious explosion of art, sculpture, and puppetry. There are also exclusive schools performances on Wednesday 29-30 June.

Tempo is the new show from the Flying Fruit Fly Circus, Australia's national youth circus. Young audiences will be inspired by an ensemble of young performers aged 11 -18 years who will flip, juggle, balance, and dive their way into your hearts. The show follows a highly distinguished musician who has arrived to conduct their latest symphony, but the orchestra is nowhere to be found! Fortunately, the Flying Fruit Fly Circus kids are ready to come to the rescue. An "Inside the Circus" add-on VIP experience takes audiences on a backstage journey into the lives of the Flying Fruit Fly Circus.

Make a day of it with our full holiday program at the Sydney Opera House:

• Hands on Art - get messy! In our free Creative Play this July school holidays in the Western Foyers, professional artists will transform your hands into a work of art using abstract patterns and textures. This event is presented in partnership with our Global Goals Partner Dettol, free with registration;
• Junior Adventure Tour - take the whole family behind-the-scenes to discover how the magic of theatre, music and arts come to life. The one-hour adventure is jam-packed with interactive activities and games to inspire even the littlest imaginations.
• Let's Make a Circus Show - a creative workshop with Flying Fruit Fly Circus' Artistic Director Anni Davey, the brains behind all-clowning musical variety show Tempo , which will teach 2-10 year-olds how to juggle, balance and dive their way into a circus;
• Cardboard Construction - kids aged 10+ are encouraged to unleash their creativity working with recycled cardboard in this workshop inspired by the performance season of Creation, Creation ;
• Alien Invasion - a three-hour school holiday workshop and an interactive quest with theatre artist Alison Bennett where children will help find a baby alien that was left behind at the Opera House

Performances

The Twits Dates: 2 - 17 July Venue: Playhouse Tickets: From $39 + bf Ages: 5+

Creation Creation Dates: 1 - 7 July Venue: Studio Tickets: From $39 + bf Ages: 10+

Tempo Dates: 10 - 16 July Venue: Studio Tickets: From $39 + bf Ages: 6+

Workshops in the Centre for Creativity

Alien Invasion Date: 5 July

Venue: Centre for Creativity Tickets: $50 + bf Ages: 5-9 year olds

Cardboard Construction Date: 6 July

Venue: Centre for Creativity Tickets: $29 + bf Ages: 10+

Let's Make a Circus Show Dates: 10 - 16 July

Venue: Centre for Creativity Tickets: $40 + bf Ages: 2-10 year olds

Free Creative Play

Hands on Art

Dates: 2 - 17 July

Venue: Western Foyers

Tickets: Free, no booking required

Ages: 2-10 year olds

Tours & Packages

Junior Adventure Tour

Details: A tour of the Opera House just for kids, they must be accompanied by an adult

Tickets: $21 child, $29 adult

Junior Day Pack

Dates: 2-17 July

Details: See the Twits, take the Junior Adventure Tour and get lunch at Opera Kitchen

Tickets: From $62 per child and $84 per adult

Creative Kids Voucher

Tues 5 July (Alien Invasion & The Twits)

Wed 6 July (Cardboard Construction & Creation Creation)

10-16 July (Let's Make A Circus Show & Tempo

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The Sydney Opera House Tour has been reimagined and we’re excited to take you on a journey to uncover untold stories, anecdotes, and history – it has a story to tell, and now’s your chance to discover the magic beneath the sails.

Watch unforgettable moments from past Concert Hall performances, learning about the history and future of this world-famous hall in an immersive digital experience. Experience the future within our newly purpose-built venue that boasts heritage-inspired interiors, and state-of-the-art technology, including 270-degree visuals and surround sound.

From the jaw-dropping sweep of the sails to our soaring cathedral interiors, it is impossible to complete a tour of the Sydney Opera House without being compelled to look up.

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The Sydney Opera House Tour English

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Step inside and discover the legendary history and extraordinary secrets of the Sydney Opera House. Experience the life, energy and buzz of Australia’s favourite building.  Please note this tour includes up to 300 stairs with no lift access. For a stair free tour, you may wish to take our Mobility Access Tour .

Tours run  daily*  

We encourage you to purchase your tour in advance.

*Please refer to the calendar which appears when you click the 'Book Now' button for the most up to date tour times available.

Please note the tour is not available on Christmas Day, 30 December 2024, New Year's Eve, 9 March 2025, 14 March 2025, 15 March 2025 and 18 April 2025. Tours are subject to availability. .

There is a maximum of 35 people per tour and a maximum of 11 people per booking. If you would like to make a group booking or are unable to book online, please call 02 8188 3734 to place a reservation via our Reservations team.

> Child 5 to 15 years of age. Children under 5 years are free of charge.  Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied at all times. 

* Concessions are available to holders of an Australian Seniors Card, Australian Pensioners, full-time students aged 16+.

^ The family price includes 2 adults and 2 children (15 years and under).

Tour in English

Also available in French , German , Spanish and Mandarin . It is available in  Japanese  and  Korean  as a 30 minute tour.

This tour runs for approximately 1 hour.

This time is from when one of our guides meets guests from the Welcome Centre on the Lower Concourse through to the end of the tour.  

What to know before you go

We stage lots of live performances, so venues are subject to availability at the time of your tour.

You’ll be on your feet for a guided tour, there are over 300 stairs, so flat comfortable shoes are recommended. Your feet will thank you!  If you have mobility concerns, you may wish to take a Mobility Access Tour . 

We can’t store suitcases or large bags, however you can contact the nearest storage facility at  [email protected]

Prams and buggies cannot be used on the tour as they are not allowed in our venues. Videoing is not allowed.

There are plenty of photo opportunities. Your tour guide will advise you if photos are not to be taken at any point.

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You’ve seen the outside but that’s only half the story. Beneath our magnificent sails lies incredible spaces and stories. Learn about the controversial history, unforgettable performances and exciting future of the Sydney Opera House. Walk through and see the House up close and personal. Each perspective brings a unique and breathtaking experience.

Eat & drink

Bennelong Point has been a place for feasting and celebrating for millennia. So it's only natural that here at the Opera House, the entertainment jumps from the stage and onto the plate.

Other information

The Sydney Opera House Car Park, operated by Wilson Parking, is open and available to use. Wilson Parking offer discounted parking if you book ahead. Please see  their website  for details.

Please check the  Transport NSW website  for the latest advice and information on travel. You can catch public transport (bus, train, ferry) to Circular Quay and enjoy a six min walk to the Opera House. 

The tour meeting point is at the Welcome Centre located on the Lower Concourse of the Opera House.

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It’s a great idea to arrive early, grab a drink and soak up the view. Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour to allow sufficient time to cloak any large bags.

This should allow enough time for the mandatory visual inspections and/or cloaking of bags and personal belongings by Opera House staff before starting your tour.

Where possible, please leave bags at home. If you bring a bag, those larger than A4 size will need to be cloaked before you can go on the tour. We're unable to store suitcases or large bags as we have limited cloaking facilities.

If you are going to be late for your tour please call our Reservations team on 02 8188 3734 for assistance.

Where possible, please do not bring bags to the Sydney Opera House. Bags larger than A4 size will need to be cloaked before you can go on the tour. However we can’t store suitcases or large bags as our cloaking facilities are extremely limited.

Cameras are allowed on the tour and there are plenty of photo opportunities throughout the entire tour. Your tour guide will advise you whilst on tour if photographs are not to be taken inside any venues. Please note there is no video filming on the tour.

Mobile phones are permitted on the tour however please ensure they are switched off or on silent for the duration of the tour.

You will have the opportunity to visit some of the Opera House’s many venues and theatres on this tour.

Please note that as we are a busy performing arts centre, venues and theatres are subject to availability at the time of your tour. 

You can make a booking for up to 11 people though our maximum capacity per tour is 35 people. For capacity reasons the booking must be made by calling 02 8188 3734. Our Reservations team will assist with your reservation.

We encourage you to purchase your tour in advance online or via the phone where you’ll receive an eTicket. Please bring this with you and present it upon check-in at the Welcome Centre located on the Lower Concourse of the Opera House.

The health and wellbeing of everyone attending the Opera House is our top priority. We’re committed to making your experience safe, comfortable and enjoyable, with a number of measures in place including regular cleaning of high-touch areas, air conditioning systems that maximise ventilation, and hand sanitiser stations positioned in all paths of travel. We remind our visitors to please stay home if you feel unwell. If you need to discuss your ticketing or booking options, contact our Tourism Reservations team on 02 8188 3734.

The health and wellbeing of everyone attending the Opera House is our top priority. We have a number of safety measures in place including regular cleaning of high-touch areas, air conditioning systems that maximise ventilation, and hand sanitiser stations positioned in all paths of travel. While face masks are no longer required, we ask all our patrons and visitors to practise good hygiene. Please stay home if you feel unwell and read more about our flexible ticket options .

The Sydney Opera House no longer requires patrons to show that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. 

If you need to discuss your ticketing options, please contact our Tourism Reservations team on 02 8188 3734.

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Go behind closed doors and experience the House from behind the scenes with this small group tour. Venture backstage through the corridors to our rehearsal spaces, into the orchestra pit before enjoying breakfast in the exclusive domain of our performers, the Green Room.

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Step inside and discover the extraordinary stories of this vibrant performance space, then relax by the harbour in true Sydney-sider style, as you enjoy Australian-inspired cuisine at Opera Bar.

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Enjoy an immersive day of culture and history with our popular Opera House tours in Sydney. Stop for a meal at one of the harbor-side restaurants, discover the working performing arts centre below the sails, learn about the building’s rich and dramatic history, and admire the building’s iconic curves. Stroll through the theatres and foyers where more than 1800 performances take place every year. Don’t miss out on the mandatory selfie with the sails in the background. Uncover hidden secrets and stories in the company of an experienced guide and enjoy the quintessential Sydney experience.

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Our tips for Opera House

• Book in advance. Keep your eyes peeled for the best deals and discounts to book in advance. Choose between exploring the attraction with the Sydney Opera House Guided Tour or a self-guided one at the best prices. Also, a culinary tour takes place every month that lets you sample iconic dishes from the restaurants at the Opera House. Make sure to check the dates and book accordingly.
• Get to the Monumental Steps . Badu Gili, an immersive light and music experience is best enjoyed from the Monumental Steps. The show runs at sunset and 9 pm.
• Travel light . Make sure to carry only essentials that fit in your handbag. You are not allowed to carry large pieces of luggage and lockers start around AUS $12 per day.

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Sporting remarkable Modern and Expressionist architecture, the Sydney Opera House is a masterpiece and an easily recognizable icon of Sydney. Opened in 1973, it attracts more than 9 million visitors every year. It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and took over 14 years to complete.

Step  inside its theatres which cater to more than 2,000 live performances every year and capture its magnificence in amazing photographs. Make sure to check out the amazing Bennelong Restaurant run by a notable Australian Chef Peter Gilmore and the hip bar. Take a backstage tour or attend a performance show by the Resident Companies, The Australian Ballet, Opera Australia, Bell Shakespeare, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: what is the best time to visit opera house sydney.

Since it is an indoor activity, you can visit Opera House Sydney any time of the year. However, the best time to book the Opera House tour is around sunset. The glistening hues of the setting sun make for a unique vista for incredible views and photographs.

Q: How do I get there?

You can board a bus to reach the nearest stop at Circular Quay which is around 800 m away from the Opera House. You can also take a metro with metro Lines T2, T3, and T8 that will take you to the Sydney Opera House. Alternatively, you can also book a cab to reach there but it can be a little expensive.

Q: What are the opening hours of Opera House Sydney?

The Opera House Sydney opens Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 8:30 pm. On Sunday, it opens from 10 am to 6 pm. It remains closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Q: Are there any activities for kids at the Opera House?

The Opera House is kid-friendly; your kids can embark on a junior adventure tour. Apart from that, they can play with LEGO kits in a free space known as ‘Creative Play.’ Even the restaurants at the Opera House have kid-friendly menus.

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O kit higiene é um conjunto de potes com ou sem tampa responsáveis por guardar, proteger e organizar os itens de limpeza no dia a do bebê. São os produtos do pré e pós banho, troca de fralda e manutenção da saúde da criança.

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Quanto mais separados e organizados estiverem os produtos melhor, por isso tantos potes. Uma bandeja como suporte também ajuda, no geral vendida no conjunto.

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Mesmo que você não tenha visto um kit baby já deve ser familiarizado com a porcelana da decoração de uma forma. É uma matéria prima muito comum em pia ou balcão de banheiro com porta sabonete e afins. Na versão baby deve ser usado também em banheiros, mas nada impede de um encaixe no quarto.

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Compre Kit Higiene Safari na Shopee Brasil! Kit Organizador para bebê c/bandeja em MDF. Cor do Pote: BRANCO PADRÃO Tampas: ROSA, BRANCA, AZUL ou MADEIRA. MATERIAL DOS POTES: ACRÍLICO MATERIAL DA BANDEJA: MDF Kit acompanha: - 1 bandeja de madeira em MDF. - 1 porta sabonete / álcool gel - 1 molheira - 1 porta algodão - 1 porta cotonete MEDIDAS DA BANDEJA EM MDF: Diâmetro: 20x20 Altura: 4 ...

Compre Kit Higiene Bebe Safari Maternidade Com Trio De Quadros Mdf na Shopee Brasil! A J Artesanato (Não Acompanha Fiação Do Abajur!) (04- Quadrinhos Infantil Decorado) (Ele não é pintado, é Adesivado!) (KIT DESMONTADO) 1 - Porta fraldas = 29cm x 25 cm 1 - Lixeira = 21,5cm x 18,5cm 1 - Abajur = 35cm x 20cm 1 - Bandeja = 20cm x 55cm 1 - Pote P = 9cm x 8cm 1 - Pote M = 11cm x 8cm 1 - Pote ...

Compre Kit higiene bebê MDF Safari para menina ou menino - personalizado com nome - 7 peças na Shopee Brasil! Este kit é perfeito para compor a decoração do quarto do seu bebê ou presentear a quem se ama. Nossos kits higiene são confeccionados em mdf de primeira linha, pintados artesanalmente com tinta antialérgica e decorada em feltro estampado.

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Kit Higiene Mdf Safari Menina Rosa Menina Decoração Quarto. R$ 142,85. R$ 109,90. no Pix. ou R$ 109,90 em 2x de R$ 54,95 sem juros. Kit Higiene Baby Safari c/bandeja nuvem COLORIDA. R$ 79,90. R$ 71,91. no Pix. magalu indica. Kit higiene bebê Safari 5 peças Menino - Bandeja, potes, porta álcool e molhadeira - Peças Porcelana Bandeja e ...

Modelo de kit higiene safari verde, ideal para os casais ainda no mistério de saber o sexo da criança. Fotos e Modelos de Kit Higiene Safari. ... Preços - o mercado para kit higiene safari de MDF é bem variável. Isso porque apesar da madeira ser a mesma os acabamentos mudam muito. Alguns são lixados e tingidos com decoração com tinta.

Compre Kit Higiene Mdf Safari Baby Personalizado Com Nome na Shopee Brasil! - Kit Higiene com 8 Peças Contém: * Abajur * Bandeja * Farmácia * Lixeira * Porta Fraldas * Pote P * Pote M * Pote G *ATENÇÃO* - O kit é composto por 8 peças ( as mesmas relatadas a cima ) NÃO INCLUI TRIO DE NICHOS / NÃO INCLUI QUADRO DE PORTA - Ao finalizar a compra informar o nome para personalização no ...

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Farmacinha Kit Higiene Mdf Quarto Infantil Safari Selva. R$ 49, 90. em. 3x . R$ 16, 63. sem juros. R$ 10 OFF em Moda fitness. Disponível em 5 cores. Kit Higiene Bebê Porcelana Menino Menina Safari Adesivado. R$ 69, 99. R$ 65, 79 6% OFF. em. 3x . R$ 21, 93. sem juros. R$ 10 OFF em Moda fitness.

Kit Higiene Mdf Safari 8 Peças Personalizado Brinde Nome Bb. Avaliação 4.7 de 5. 118 opiniões. 4.7 (118) R$ 218. em. 7x . R$ 31, 14. sem juros. Frete grátis. Disponível em 6 cores. Kit Higiene Bebê Safari 8 Pç Mdf Mult Uso Adesivado Novidade. Avaliação 4 de 5. 14 opiniões. 4.0 (14) R$ 77, 90. em.

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