The Anzac Bridge in Sydney is the longest span cable-stayed bridge in Australia and among the longest in the world. When it was officially opened in 1995 it was the replacement Glebe Island Bridge (that was a swing bridge, now permanently open) but was renamed Anzac Bridge on Remembrance Day 1998. On Anzac Day 2000, a memorial to soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who served in World War I.
I was in Sydney for two days prior to a cruise so, perhaps, I saw this bridge but I don't recall. I stayed right near the Quay and the Opera House. It was magical.
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