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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Fremantle Prison
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Fremantle Prison offers guided tours that delve into its fascinating history, from its convict origins to its closure in 1991.
Round House
The oldest public building in Western Australia, the Round House was constructed in 1831 and served as a jail. Located atop Arthur Head, it offers panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and the city.
Fremantle Markets
A bustling hub of local artisans, fresh produce, and unique souvenirs, the Fremantle Markets are a must-visit for an authentic local experience.
Culture and History
Fremantle is steeped in history, from its indigenous Noongar roots to its role as the first area settled by the Swan River colonists in 1829. The city played a significant part during the convict era and World War II, and today, it is known for its well-preserved Victorian and Edwardian architecture. Cultural practices and ceremonies of the Noongar people continue to be an integral part of Fremantle's identity.
Local Cuisine
Fremantle offers a diverse culinary scene with a strong emphasis on Italian and Asian cuisine, as well as fresh seafood. The 'Cappuccino Strip' on South Terrace is famous for its al fresco dining culture, while the Fishing Boat Harbour is a hotspot for seafood lovers. Don't miss the annual Fremantle Sardine Festival and the array of dining options at the Fremantle Markets.