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Woolloomooloo's Finger Wharf is one of the world's longest timber wharves. Once a busy cargo dock, it’s now home to restaurants, a marina and Ovolo, a luxury hotel.
Across the road are heritage pubs and Artspace exhibitions in the Gunnery. When the sun is shining, walk 10mins to Andrew Boy Charlton Pool. Public baths first opened here in 1860 and in the early 1920s, the famous Australian swimmer Andrew ‘Boy’ Charlton achieved many triumphs here, including beating European champion Arne Borg when he was just 16 years old. Today, the eight-lane, heated 50m pool makes a prime spot for outdoor swimming, perched on the water’s edge with views across the bay. The complex also houses a learner pool, a sundeck and a café, as well as yoga classes and massage therapy.
Woolloomoo Wharf is home to a number of fine dining restaurants including Otto for Italian, China Doll for Chinese, and Manta or Kingsleys for seafood and steaks. Alibi is a plant-based restaurant in the Ovolo Hotel.
Nearby is the famous pie cart Harry’s Cafe de Wheels if you want a budget option alongside a great view. Flour and Stone serves up classic bakery delights, including coffee, pastries, cakes, and savoury sausage rolls and pies. The Tilbury Hotel’s outdoor courtyard makes for a sunny spot to enjoy bistro-style meals.

The nearest station is Kings Cross which is approximately a 15 minute walk.
Stroll to the Royal Botanic Gardens
750m to the Art Gallery of NSW
Walk across the Domain to the CBD