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Pyrmont - Ultimo

The Pyrmont-Ultimo peninsula was once a vital component of Sydney’s industrial waterfront, with wharves, shipbuilding yards, factories and woolstores. As industry moved out, the population declined and the area became rundown, but in recent years it has experienced a building boom and an influx of residents and office workers.

Ultimo was formerly the setting for a sandstone quarry and a vast power station, now the Powerhouse Museum, but this leafy suburb, home to a large Chinese community, now contains parks, historic pubs and terraced houses, the ABC Centre, TAFE and the University of Technology.

Did You Know?

The Aboriginal name for this area was Pirrama, but ‘Pyrmont’ was adopted in the early 1800s, after Bad Pyrmont, a fashionable spa and watering place in northern Germany. Sydney’s Fish Market is second only to Tokyo’s for its extraordinary variety of seafood and international reputation.

Location

Sydney Wharf

Pirrama Road, Pyrmont Bay

Sydney Wharf forms the northern part of the landmark known as Wharves 7 to 10.

The rectangular shaped land extends from the mainland of Pyrmont Bay and is bound by Jones Bay to the west, Darling Harbour to the east and Pyrmont Bay Park to the south.

Located on the eastside of Pyrmont peninsula north of the Australian Maritime Museum.

Transport

1km walks over the Pyrmont Bridge to the city centre,

500m to Murray Street,

Light rail station to the south, Darling Harbour Ferry stop

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