Cockatoo Island
UNESCO heritage site in Sydney Harbour. Over its long history the island has been home to a convict penal establishment, and one of Australia's biggest shipyards.
There is a number of historical buildings to explore across the island.
Cockatoo Island is accessible by ferry. The number 3 and number 8 ferries both stop at Cockatoo Island (departing from Circular Quay).
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UNESCO heritage site in Sydney Harbour. Over its long history the island has been home to a convict penal establishment, and one of Australia's biggest shipyards.
There is a number of historical buildings to explore across the island.
Cockatoo Island is accessible by ferry. The number 3 and number 8 ferries both stop at Cockatoo Island (departing from Circular Quay).
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| Entry | Free |