Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 
Woolloomooloo is an inner Sydney harbour suburb 1.5 km east of the CBD. Originally a poor working class area, it has been extensively redeveloped particularly around Finger Wharf, the world’s largest wooden structure (400 m long x 63 m wide). It was completed in 1915 and is today home to a number of famous Australians. Also nearby is the infamous, Harry’s Café de Wheels, a popular tourist attraction fast-food stall. Woolloomooloo covers half a sq km with a population over 3 000.
Visitor Information Centres: 106 George St, The Rocks. Tel (02) 9240 8788 or 1800 067 676 or Sydney Airport. Tel (02) 9667 6050.
Airport:
Sydney International Airport – Kingsford Smith (SYD) Airport Dr, Mascot. Tel (02) 9667 9111. (10 km south).
Hospitals:
St Vincent’s, Victoria St, Darlinghurst. Tel (02) 8382 1111 and St Lukes, 18 Roslyn St, Elizabeth Bay. Tel (02) 9356 0200.