The Sydney Tower Eye is landmark worth visiting while in Sydney. The views (on a clear day) would be amazing. Unfortunately, the day we were there the skies were overcast which reduced visibility. We did the outside walk at the top of the Eye. I would recommend it. Not only do you get great views, but the guides provide great information. For example, the cables that support the tower have differing degress of tension, so that, should the tower ever fall, it will land mostly in a park, to reduce damage and death. The total experience was well worth the price.

The views are okay but it is expensive and you can’t see the harbour bridge or opera house because views are obstructed by buildings. The lift is enclosed so you can’t see out. It’s a good experience but I think the cost of it per person was too much. We’ve done multiple similar in London - the shard and sky garden (which is free) which had open lifts and a cafe inside and good views of the city so think comparison may have let this down for us. On the plus side staff were friendly and lovely.

Sydney Tower, Centre Point iconic structure, still the tallest structure in Sydney, the 360-degree rotating restaurant (we had dinner there a long time ago). Next time we visit Sydney, must try Skywalk. (I have gait/walking challenges (stroke), wear a legbrace.)