Australia's largest cathedral, in honey-coloured Sydney sandstone, and it took nearly a hundred years to finish. William Wardell designed it in 1866 and the southern spires were only lowered into place by helicopter in June 2000. A hundred and seven metres long and seventy-five metres tall with the spires.
WHY IT’S WORTH IT
1Australia's largest cathedral, and it took nearly a century to finish.
2The spires were lowered in by helicopter in 2000. The design waited 134 years.
3Free, in the middle of the city, next to Hyde Park.