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Starting at the Domain and following the harbour around to Woolloomooloo Wharf this tour offers the opportunity to take in some of Sydney’s most notorious locales. Finger Wharf (Woolloomooloo Bay) is the largest timbered-piled building in the world (bet you didn’t know that!) It was also the location for troop deployment during the First and Second World Wars and the first point of call for many migrants to Australia in its earlier years.

After a wander around the harbour Harry’s Cafe De Wheels at Woolloomooloo Wharf is worth checking out for a quick bite. In fact, even Madonna ate here when she was last on tour in Australia in the early 90s (bet you didn’t know that either!)

Pavillion in the Park, Art Gallery Road, The Domain

From Art Gallery Road continue along to see Sir John Roberston’s Statue, The Domain (heading towards the peninsula.)

Sir John Robertsons Statue, The Domain

Continue along to Fleet Steps towards Mrs Macquaries Point

Fleet Steps, The Domain

Continue along further to Mrs Macquaries Chair at the end of the peninsula.

Mrs Maquaries Chair, The Domain

Walk around the peninsula to the right taking in the harbour views and passing on your right the Boy Charlton Swimming Pool.

Boy Charlton Swimming Pool, The Domain

Continue along Woolloomooloo bay until you reach Woolloomooloo Wharf and surrounding restaurants and apartments.

Woolloomooloo Wharf, Woolloomooloo

Along Cowper Wharf Road you will encounter Harry Cafe De Wheels, a Sydney Icon. Even Madonna ate here when she was last on tour in Australia in the early 90s.

Harry Cafe De Wheels, Woolloomooloo