BridgeClimb Pylon Lookout & Museum – Explore the South-East Pylon of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge

discover the history OF AN ICON

Lookout & Museum

Visit the Pylon to discover the history and artefacts of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and enjoy stunning views of Sydney from the Lookout.

What's on

Find out what's on at the Pylon including upcoming special events, tours and packages.

Group Tours & Events

Immerse yourself in history on a school or group tour, or host your own event in this unique space.

Step back in history

Sydney Harbour Bridge South-East Pylon

Step back in time to relive the magic of the Sydney Harbour Bridge – from its beginnings, the planning and construction, to the excitement of the opening ceremony and the celebration felt by the people of Sydney, and enjoy panoramic views of the Harbour from the original Sydney city Lookout.

opening hours

Saturday – Monday: 10am – 6pm – last recommended entry at 5pm

Tuesday – Friday: 10am – 4pm – last recommended entry at 3pm

*Please note that these hours are subject to change.

SECURE YOUR TICKET

Tickets can be purchased online for advanced bookings only. For same day admissions you can purchase your ticket at the Pylon. Please note: there are no cash sales in the Pylon. If you wish to purchase a ticket at the door, or visit the gift shop, please ensure you have other payment methods available.

Check our What’s On page for details of upcoming special events. For future school tours or venue hire enquiries please email our team at events@bridgeclimb.com

WHAT'S ON

There's something for everyone to experience at the Pylon Lookout & Museum!

Luke’s Table at the Pylon Lookout

Iconic Photography Experiences

Learn. Explore.

SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE HISTORY

Chief Engineer and visionary JJC Bradfield realised the dream of crossing the glittering Sydney Harbour when he steered the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge to its completion on 19 March 1932.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the world’s largest single span steel arch bridge, measuring 134m above sea level at its summit. As a world-class feat of engineering it provides significant cultural and historical importance to Sydney and Australia.

Contact us

Get in touch with us for more information about visiting the Pylon or to enquire about group bookings and events.