Kirribilli Collection

Kirribilli Wharf, Sydney Harbour
An etching of Kirribilli Wharf, in Sydney Harbour, showing a ferry boat docked at a small wooden platform. Date: circa 1921

Under The Harbour Bridge
Sydney Harbour Panorama viewed North Sydney at dusk

Sydney Harbour Bridge after a colourful sunset

Fig tree roots against stone wall
Fig tree roots growing against an old stone wall. Kirribilli, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sydney aerial sunrise
Visible from left eg Mrs Macquaries Chair, Central Business District, Sydney opera house, the Rocks, Harbour bridge, Barangaroo Reserve, Kirribilli, Cremorne Point. Morning view

Bright Lights, Big City
Sydney

Australia, New South Wales, Sydney, Kirribilli, Sydney Harbour, Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge - aerial

Kirribilli Point, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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"Kirribilli: Where Sydney's Iconic Landmarks Meet Spectacular Views" Nestled along the shores of Sydney Harbour, a picturesque suburb that offers an enchanting blend of natural beauty and urban charm. As you step off at Kirribilli Wharf, you are greeted by the breathtaking sight of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge stretching majestically across the glistening waters. In 2019, Kirribilli became the ultimate vantage point for witnessing the mesmerizing Sydney NYE fireworks. The sky exploded with vibrant colors as thousands gathered to celebrate under a canopy of shimmering lights. As you wander through this neighborhood, your eyes will be captivated by nature's artistry - fig tree roots gracefully intertwining against a stone wall. It's a reminder that even in an urban jungle, Mother Nature finds her way to thrive. Water celebrations are part of everyday life here; whether it's sailing boats gliding on tranquil waters or families enjoying picnics by the shore. The Fifth Facade, built in 1973, adds another layer to these festivities – its unique design invites visitors to marvel at its architectural brilliance while basking in panoramic views. Venturing further beneath the grandeur of Sydney Harbour Bridge reveals hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Here lies a world where history meets modernity – where old-world charm blends seamlessly with contemporary flair. At sunrise, witness Sydney from above as aerial views showcase its vastness and splendor. Bright lights illuminate every corner as this city comes alive day and night – truly living up to its reputation as Australia's big city. Just across Milsons Point stands one of Australia's most recognizable landmarks -the magnificent Sydney Opera House. Its sails soar high against clear blue skies, leaving spectators awestruck by its sheer elegance and cultural significance. From Stone Archway to Central Business District, each step unveils new facets of New South Wales' capital.