Woolloomooloo Wharf

Woolloomooloo Wharf is the 'largest and most distinguished timber wharf building in Sydney Harbour', with a historic past and a modern rejuvenation.

Primarily used for the wool industry, The Wharf was the embarkation and disembarkation point for troops in both world wars, and the arrival point for many with immigrants to Sydney and Australia.

Today it has been redeveloped as a fashionable complex housing a hotel, popular restaurants and residential apartments/ Airbnbs .

At the north end a carpenter's workshop used to exist, and has now been replaced by a concrete and steel apartment building detached from the main wharf building. On the west side is a promenade running the length of the wharf, with a marina on the waterfront and restaurants at the south end.

The hip Ovolo hotel is at the southern end of the wharf building, while apartments mainly make up the rest of the structure.