
Anzac Bridge
Anzac Bridge
Sydney, Australia
Cable-stayed traffic bridge opened in 1995, with memorials to Australian & New Zealand soldiers.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Cable-stayed traffic bridge opened in 1995, with memorials to Australian & New Zealand soldiers.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Rasha — 4 months ago
Anzac Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in Sydney and a must-see if you enjoy impressive architecture. The design is stunning, especially with its tall cable stays that look beautiful both during the day and when lit up at night. The bridge connects Pyrmont and Glebe to the inner west, making it an important route for daily commuters. There are pedestrian and cycle paths, so you can walk or ride across while enjoying amazing views of the city skyline and the harbour. The atmosphere is e
**★★★★★ J A V E D — 10 months ago
Anzac Bridge is one of Sydney’s most striking landmarks, with its impressive cables and scenic views over the harbour. Whether driving across or walking along the pedestrian path, the views of the city skyline and Rozelle Bay are always a highlight.
I’ve crossed this bridge countless times, and it never fails to impress—especially at sunrise or sunset when the city lights start to glow. It’s not just a vital connection between the Inner West and the city, but also a tribute to the Anzacs, addin
**★★★★★ Yousef Dablin — a year ago
Love venturing over this bridge. Plenty of history about this being from the construction to the name and statues located within it. One floor I’m sure many would agree is the many time highway patrol enjoy hiding here to nab ‘speeding’ drivers. 😝
**★★★★☆ Vic Bruno — 2 months ago
The bridge is beautiful and modern. Walking on its walkway it's rather intense and not as relaxing as the Harbour Bridge because cars are going much faster on it and there is only a guardrail separating them from you. We walked on one side of it trying to stay aware of traffic. It took us 45 minutes to walk from the Rocks to the bridge itself.
**★☆☆☆☆ michael beamish — 2 weeks ago
Fell off the bridge, and landed on a steamer going to Indonesia. At least there is good food.
















