Located on the land of Gadigal, a group of Aboriginal Australian people from the state of New South Wales, it is true to say that Sydney is one of the most remote major cities in the world.

While Australia's secret capital is abundant in architecture, arts, and heritage, it is anything but ordinary. Most iconically, the 1973 inaugurated Sydney Opera House, sparking utter controversy at the time of construction, is emblematic of Australian people’s aspirations for decades to come.