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Fremantle is a bustling port city in Western Australia, located on the outskirts of Perth – one of the world’s most isolated cities. Despite the remoteness of this region, WA is a popular tourist destination for its Mediterranean climate, rich heritage and history, and its plethora of entertaining things to do in your free time. Here are our top 5 reasons why Fremantle should be on your bucket list.
Fremantle Prison
Fremantle Prison is one of the most popular attractions in the area and has rightly earned its title as World Heritage-listed building. The site has also won a host of awards, including both the major tourist attractions and cultural tourism categories at the WA Tourism award.
Built by convicts
The prison has a fascinating past, built by convicts in the late 19th Century. It has withstood the test of time and remained as a place of incarceration for almost 140 years until 1991.
Nowadays, the empty prison walls, solitary cells, haunting gallows, and labyrinth-like tunnels entice tourists from across Australia and beyond.
You can find more information on this heritage site by visiting www.fremantleprison.com.au
South Beach
This picturesque beach is the perfect spot to while away an evening, watching the sunset over WA’s famous skyline and observing the fishing boats returning inland after a day of fishing.
Sandy beach white sand
The beach itself is a beautiful, sandy stretch with perfect white sand that accentuates the aqua blue waters and the eternally sunny skies of Fremantle. The nearby grassy gardens are the perfect place to retire to after a day of swimming.
Little Creatures Pub and Brewery
For those seeking a departure from the cultural day-trip and just want to soak up the sun with a cool refreshing beer, the Little Creatures pub and brewery is a must.
Created nearly 20 years ago
The brewery itself was created back in 2001, and inspired by the pale ales found in the US. The company has gone from strength to strength ever since. Enjoy tours around the grounds accompanied by your favorite Aussie beer.
Fremantle Markets
These colorful markets have remained in the same spot since the late 19th Century, and continue to draw crowds every weekend with its fresh produce, eclectic mix of bric-a-brac and quirky souvenirs of Western Australia.
It’s more than just a market
This sprawling bazaar spills out into the city streets, and the sights, sounds, and smells give a great insight into the local culture.
Fremantle Arts Centre
This gallery and exhibition space is a fantastic spot, nestled in the beating heart of the city within an iconic heritage building.
It’s a Free gallery
The free gallery prides itself on showcasing the best of modern art with collections that celebrate the best of Fremantle. This is a good option for those seeking a day trip rich in culture and the arts.
Rottnest Island Just a Short Ferry Ride From the E Shed Markets in Freo
Rottnest Island is a popular holiday at home for its locals, but the secret of this little Island paradise seems to be out. Rottnest Island has many white sand beaches with crystal clear turquoise waters. These are over 20 bays, 63 secluded beaches on the Island.
Relax with nature on Rottnest Island
Many who have a fast-paced life can come to “Rotto” to relax and slow down. The native plants and animals are preserved in the Island. Quokka is a native mammal and the famous star of the island. You can also get a chance to watch the migration of humpbacks from September and November.