Polly Woodside in Melbourne

Polly Woodside

Melbourne, Australia

8 ticket options available · from $11.44 to $200.23 · free cancellation on 3 of 8

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About Polly Woodside

Polly Woodside is a historic ship located in Melbourne, Australia. Visitors are drawn to this iconic vessel to explore its maritime history and discover what life was like on board during the 19th century. The ship offers a unique glimpse into the past, making it a popular attraction for both locals and tourists alike.

Tickets to Polly Woodside are available through multiple marketplaces, with prices varying across platforms. This means it is beneficial for visitors to compare ticket prices from different sellers to secure the best deal. Available options include FindrHost, Tiqets, Priceline, Pelago, and GuruWalk, among others.

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5 marketplaces sell entry to Polly Woodside, from $20.02.

SellerTicketPrice (USD)
FindrHost Polly Woodside: Entry Ticket $20.02 View
Tiqets Polly Woodside: Entry Ticket $20.10 View
Priceline Free cancellation Polly Woodside Admission Ticket $26.46 View
Pelago Polly Woodside: Entry Ticket $26.46 View
GuruWalk Polly Woodside: Entry Ticket $26.52 View

Tours, passes & combos at Polly Woodside

Skip-the-line, guided tours, city passes and combo tickets — priced higher because they bundle extras beyond standard entry.

SellerOptionPrice (USD)
Polly Woodside Official Adult admission for Open Day. Tours available at various ti $11.44 View
GetYourGuide Free cancellation 2-Day Unlimited Attractions Pass in Melbourne $142.31 View
GetYourGuide Free cancellation Melbourne 3-Day Unlimited Attractions Pass $200.23 View

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What happened to Polly Woodside?

The ship was sold in 1904 and renamed Rona, eventually converted into a coal hulk to refuel steam ships in the Port of Melbourne. In 1968, after being laid up at South Wharf the ship was handed over to the National Trust for the cost of 1 cent, while plans were drawn up for its preservation.

Why is Polly Woodside famous?

In 1988, the Polly Woodside became the very first merchant ship in the whole world to be given the World Ship Trust Medal. Today, visitors can see the boat for themselves at 21 South Wharf Promenade. Here you'll learn about the specific roles the boat and the important role ships of its kind had on Australia's history.

How old is Polly Woodside?

The Polly Woodside was built in Belfast in 1885 by Workman Clark & Co Ltd for William J Woodside, and operated as a cargo vessel, initially carrying coal, nitrate and wheat between England and South America, and also visiting North America, Africa and Australia (Newcastle, N S W).

Where is Polly Woodside?

Located on the Yarra River at South Wharf, and across from the city's major convention centres, Polly Woodside is easily accessible and impossible to forget. It's an atmospheric escape just moments from the heart of Melbourne with close proximity to a range of hotels and public transport.

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Step aboard the historic Polly Woodside this Sunday! ⚓️ 📍 21 ... by National Trust of Australia (Victoria) on Facebook. Play on Facebook. 0:40 · Facebook