Neighborhood 48H guide

Potts Point & Woolloomooloo: Where to Stay & What to Do in 48 Hours

Art Deco streets, Elizabeth Bay House and the Finger Wharf.

Finger Wharf, Woolloomooloo
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Leafy Potts Point has Art Deco apartments, wine bars and restaurants; Elizabeth Bay House overlooks the harbour, and below, Woolloomooloo’s Finger Wharf and Harry’s Café de Wheels pie cart sit on the water.

Why stay here

Dining, harbour walks and Kings Cross station.

Who it's for: Food lovers and couples.

Pros

  • Dining
  • Harbour walks
  • Station

Cons

  • Kings Cross nightlife edges
  • Hilly
  • Pricey restaurants

48H in Potts Point & Woolloomooloo

Art Deco streets, Elizabeth Bay House and the Finger Wharf.

  1. 10:00 – Elizabeth Bay House

    Colonial villa above the harbour.

  2. 13:00 – Harry’s Café de Wheels

    Pie at the wharf.

  3. 19:00 – Macleay Street

    Dinner.

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Where to stay

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