Sydney Harbour Bridge coloring pages

A great steel arch stretches between two sturdy stone towers on this simple page of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, Australia. Underneath, the tiny pointed shells of the Opera House peek out on the far shore, and round bushes sit on both banks. Wavy lines show the water. With bold outlines and big spaces, it suits children about 2 to 5. The bridge opened in 1932. Gray crayon for the arch, beige for the towers and a mix of blues for the harbor make a cheerful result.

From a curving waterfront path with a railing, you look out at the Sydney Harbour Bridge and its sturdy stone towers. Under the arch, the Opera House shells and a cluster of city buildings sit on the far shore, while a small sailboat and a ferry cross the harbor. Round shrubs grow in the foreground and puffy clouds drift overhead. A good page for kids around 5 to 10. Locals in Sydney, Australia, call the bridge the Coathanger because of its shape. Try colored pencils, pressing harder for the dark steel and lighter for the distant buildings.

Strolling along a paved harbor promenade with an iron railing and a life ring, you see the Sydney Harbour Bridge sweep across the page. Every truss of its arch is drawn in fine line, and its tall stone tower stands on the left. Under the bridge, the Opera House and the city skyline, with its observation tower, line the far shore, while a ferry and a sailboat share the water. Gum leaves frame the top and lily like flowers bloom at bottom left. Perfect for older kids and adults. The bridge in Sydney, Australia, opened in 1932. Blend blues and purples for a dusk sky.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge spans the page in this busy harbor view of Sydney, Australia, its steel arch and stone pylons drawn beam by beam. Beneath it, the Sydney Opera House and the city skyline sit across the water while sailboats and a ferry cross the waves. A kookaburra watches from a blossoming eucalyptus branch, a cockatoo swoops past the sun, and an ibis stands among waratahs and banksias beside an ornate railing and a patterned promenade. Locals nicknamed the bridge the Coathanger. For expert adult colorists: try steel gray against bright harbor blues.