Finger Wharf Urumlu (Woolloomooloo), located in downtown Sydney, New South Wales, faces the port of Sydney (Sydney Harbour), adjacent to the Sydney Royal Botanical Garden (Royal Botanic Gardens).
Founded in 1912, Finger Wharf was once the main export and military port for Sydney wool, the world's largest timber building in existence, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
Finger Wharf is now a quiet wharf, superior location, is a collection of catering, accommodation and yacht wharf in one fashion hot spot, port docked with a lot of high-end yachts, sometimes also have warships docked. Famous movie star Russell Crowe (Russell Crowe) bought a small building at the end of wharf for A $14 million. The evening here is attractive, not only can you see the far shadow of the lone sail, but also many world-class restaurants can't be missed by gourmet enthusiasts.
