Fremantle Attractions
Fremantle Attractions Directory
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The Army Museum of Western Australia's objective is to collect, conserve, interpret and display Western Australia's Army heritage and to commemorate with integrity the role of the Army in Western Australia and West Australians in the Army.
The Barracks History
The Army Museum of Western Australia is a Department of Defence (Army) Regional Museum, housed in the magnificent late Edwardian Artillery Barracks at Burt Street, Fremantle. The barracks on Cantonment Hill were built in 1910 as part of a...Army Museum of Western Australia
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Aussie Opals Direct is a family owned company based in the port of Fremantle Western Australia. Our retail shop is located in the historic Fremantle markets in Fremantle, Western Australia. Originally built as a market hall by settlers in 1897, this grand old Victorian building was restored and extended in 1975 and has since become a major tourist attraction.
We buy directly from a number of opal mines and miners and therefore are able to offer quality Australian opal at very competitive price...Aussie Opals Direct
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Benny's Bar is a new, fresh and sleekly designed venue like no other in Perth. It is a great place to meet friends for a drink or a coffee with a variety of entertainment throughout the weekend.
It is setting the new standard in Fremantle catering for the young urban inner city residents that are moving into Fremantle and surrounding areas. With 'Live Bands' taking to the stage three nights a week, Benny's is pushing the limits of cool. At Benny's we want you to come, put your feet up on the co...Benny`s Bar and Cafe
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The fully protected nature reserve of Carnac Island is an important habitat for the rare Australian sea lion.
Located south of Fremantle, Carnac Island is also known as a breeding area for many seabirds including a variety of Tern species, Little Penguins and many other local seabirds.
Eco cruises take you up close to the amazing marine creatures that inhabit the island. There’s even a qualified biologist on location to guide you around the nature reserve.
On a cruise to the island you’re als...Carnac Island
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Char Char Bull in Fremantle's Fishing Boat Harbour, offers diners fabulous water views, indoor and outdoor seating, great local wine and some of the best food to be found in Fremantle.
Specialising in char grilled prime beef, steak cuts have been specially selected from year old Murray Grey beef.
For tender flavourful steaks, gourmet pizzas, lamb and kangaroo, Char Char Bull has it all. For those who enjoy local seafood, you won't be disappointed. Local fish, prawns, oysters and mussels are al...Char Char Bull
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Cicerello's Seafood Restaurant on the water at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, is the best known and best loved fish and chip shop in Australia, some say the world.
For more than 90 years, the name has meant good fish and chips in a great location in the heart of Australia's largest fishing boat harbour. Freshly caught seafood including oysters, mussels, crabs and crayfish can be enjoyed with beer or wine at the water's edge or in front of the huge log fire.
The characteristic Cicerello's inf...Cicerello`s Seafood Restaurant Fremantle
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This memorial was erected in 1984. It is situated on Monument Hill alongside the main Fremantle War Memorial. It offers superb views of the city, the harbour and Gage Roads in the distance.
It was designed by Les Olsen and is constructed of Donnybrook stone. It commemorates all those men who served on any of the 52 Australian built corvettes, especially those who gave their lives in doing so during World War II.
The structure is such that any person sitting there, whether it be on the seat o...Corvettes Association Memorial
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Australia's largest specialty didgeridoo store. Australia's largest Didgeridoo School offering lessons and workshops for beginners through to advanced players. Lessons available for individuals and groups from 15 minute sessions to 10 week programs.
Come to their Fremantle store and learn to play for free. Hundreds of the finest quality didgeridoo and yidaki from only the best instrument makers in the country. You will find the highest quality of termite eaten didgeridoos along with didgeridoo...Didgeridoo Breath
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Bon Scott Memorial - ACDC fans flock there in their thousands – the gravesite of legendary Aussie rocker Bon Scott at Fremantle Cemetery, south of Perth.
A plaque in the ground, and another on a nearby bench, serve as a memorial drawing huge numbers of visitors.
Like Jim Morrison’s grave in Paris, Bon Scott’s resting place has become a pilgrimage for fans from around the world.
So popular, it is now registered with the National Trust of Australia and seen as one of the country’s most import...Fremantle Cemetery
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The Fremantle Chocolate Factory is owned and run by the founders of the Margaret River Fudge Factory. They now invite you into the world of handcrafted chocolates.
Visitors are treated to free chocolate and fudge tasting as well as watching our superb chocolates being handcrafted to perfection through our viewing gallery window. Our wide range of scrumptious truffles, pralines, chocolate bars, novelty chocolates, and chocolate-coated delights are guaranteed to make your mouth water. The unquest...Fremantle Chocolate Factory
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Bustling Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour is just the place to sample a serve of famous local fish and chips.
Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour also offers restaurants, cafes, nightclubs and a boutique brewery, making it a must do on any visit to the port city.
The harbour is a fully operational fishing port, meaning there’s always fresh fish on offer – in fact a fresh seafood market sells direct to the public. Take a stroll around the harbour and you’ll see all sorts of maritime activities going ...Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour
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The Fremantle Markets is an authentic piece of Western Australian history. Originally built as a market hall in 1897, this grand old Victorian building was authentically restored on October 3, 1975, to become the Fremantle Markets.
Every week growers and traders bring their very best to the Fremantle Markets. With over 150 exciting stalls offering the unique and the unusual ranging from furnishings and pottery to authentic antiques and antiquarian books, gifts and nick-knacks to ocean-fresh se...Fremantle Markets
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Step inside and do time at Fremantle Prison, a fascinating Western Australian attraction.
Originally known as The Convict Establishment, Fremantle Prison was built by convicts in the 1850's from limestone quarried on the site. It is the largest convict built structure in Western Australia and the most intact convict establishment in Australia. Decommissioned as a maximum security prison in 1991, Fremantle Prison was used continuously as a place of incarceration and punishment for almost 140 y...Fremantle Prison
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Opened in 1907, the station was especially designed to serve the new harbour and the growing town.
Of special interest are the cluster of black swans on the facade of the building. In the park in front of the station is an unusual drinking fountation and water trough. It was erected to the memory of two young men who died of thirst while on an expedition into the outback. Their father chose the water trough as a fitting memorial to their fortitude.
Today, it's a bustling terminal connecti...Fremantle Railway Station
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Lovers of old buildings will be inspired by the free style interpretation of classical architecture evident in the Fremantle Town Hall. Home to the tourist office on the ground floor, it is a great spot to start your walking tour of Fremantle.
The Italian-style architecture was designed by the well-known Melbourne architects Grainger and D'Ebro with a richly decorated tower and steep mansard roof, the building also features a black swan which is the emblem of Western Australia. Officially opene...Fremantle Town Hall
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The Fremantle War Memorial, located at Monument Hill in Fremantle, is surrounded by beautiful rose gardens and well maintained lawns. It offers almost 360-degree views of Fremantle, and is an ideal vantage point to look out over Fremantle Harbour and Garden Island.
Take some time out to relax on the lawns and enjoy the view whilst you reflect the true meaning of the memorial and appreciate the meaningful architecture.
Designed by architects J F Allen and C H Nicholas, it is constructed out of...Fremantle War Memorial
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Staircase Gallery (established 1992), the original and longest established gallery in the Perth area focusing on Australian fine art, fine woodcraft and furniture, is set in the heart of the historic west end of Fremantle.
We exhibit Jarrah furniture concepts from traditional to modern contemporary, commissions can be arranged and pieces custom built to client requirements. The use of reclaimed and forest floor native Australian hardwoods is our priority. The results are elegant and sophistica...Jarrah Corp
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Situated in maritime Fremantle, Kailis Australian Pearls retails rare and exquisite Australian South Sea pearls from the Kailis family- owned farms in the waters off Western Australia’s northern Kimberley coast and Northern Territory.
It is pioneers of modern pearl farming, such as Western Australia’s Kailis family, who played an integral role in the development of today’s Australian South Sea pearl trade. They have farmed some of the most valuable and beautiful pearls ever produced.
Beginning...Kailis Australian Pearls
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Located right of the waterfront at Fremantle's famous fishing boat harbour, Kailis's provides the finest seafood available and excellent service in a working fishing port. The breathtaking location creates an ambience that makes Kailis unique, and one of the most memorable dining experiences in the world.
Kailis's expansive fresh seafood display represents a comprehensive selection of delicious Western Australian seafood, including lobster, whole prawns, Dhufish and Barramundi,
Of course a tri...Kailis Fish Market Cafe
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KULCHA (Multicultural Arts of Western Australia) specialises in fostering and promoting world cultures within Western Australia.
An intimate cafe style venue, providing exciting culturally diverse entertainment, workshop and exhibition programs. The venue offers audiences the opportunity to experience cultural diversity through the arts first hand.
KULCHA presents a diverse range of exciting multicultural arts events wich showcase the extraordinary talents of locals, interstate and internati...Kulcha Multicultural Arts of Western Australia
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The Margaret River Hemp Company Fremantle stocks a large range of hemp clothing.
We offer an extensive range of hemp clothing for the whole family and other natural hemp products, as well as a chance to learn more about hemp – the world’s most versatile and often forgotten plant.
Experience the cool comfort of wearing hemp and other natural clothing. See our wide range of attractive, casual and smart clothing for the whole family. Beautifully soft fabrics that combine hemp, bamboo and cotton (...Margaret River Hemp Company, The - Fremantle
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Maya is more than just a restaurant it’s a lifestyle – food fun fashion.
“Winner 2006 – Best Indian Restaurant in Australia,” Saviour Australia Restaurant & Catering Award for Excellence
Maya is a reflection of modern India. Located in the heart of Fremantle's fashion and cappuccino strip, Maya occupies a prominent position in the grand heritage listed Higham's building. Since opening our doors, we have received a string of industry accolades and are considered Western Australia's premier Indi...Maya Indian Restaurant
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Morrison International has a large range of gifts, homewares, clothes and designer ware to suit anyones tastes.
They have a large range of fashionable baby clothes, shoes, jewellery, handbags and giftware for all occasions and budgets.
Their shop is located in the heart of the Cappuccino Strip in Fremantle near the High Street Mall. Morrison International stock retail outlets all around Australia and the world with their unique Australian product.
For more information regarding the shop pl...Morrison International Pty Ltd
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Port Jarrah Furniture offers hand crafted jarrrah furniture made locally in Fremantle by Clint Clarke.
Individually designed and custom made, Port Jarrah is a must see in Fremantle. Located in the historical west end of High Street, 200 metres from the Round House.Port Jarrah Furniture
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Near the corner of Adelaide and Edward Streets grows a magnificent Moreton Bay Fig tree. It was planted by the colony's first govenor, Sir Willaim Robinson, on Proclamation Day (21 October 1890) and is a living memorial to the granting of responsible government to Western Australia.
His Excellency said that he hoped the tree would flourish and that its growth and size would be symbolical of the growth and magnitude of the free institutions and prosperity in store for the colony.Proclamation Tree
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Go wild with Richard Smyth and his Wild Earth Images.
Richard Smyth – Wild Earth Images, is making a name for himself in his home state of Western Australia as a leading landscape and wildlife photographer due to the popularity of his photographic pictures sold through his gallery shop in Fremantle and his interactive website.
From the tranquil turquoise seascapes and beaches of Esperance to the spectacular waterfalls of the Kimberley, the rugged outback beyond, sunsets, wildlife, marine life ...Richard Smyth Wild Earth Images
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Situated in the heart of South Terrace the Sail and Anchor is a Fremantle landmark. A heritage listed building with a modern contemporary and stylish fitout the Sail and Anchor is the place to go when in Fremantle. The Sail and Anchor has it all.
Dine in the relaxed atmosphere Fremantle is famous for, in the al fresco Brewer's Courtyard. Whether it's for lunch, a quick snack or coffee you can sit back and unwind under the sails of the Sail and Anchor.
Enjoy one of the many handcrafted awa...Sail & Anchor Pub Brewery
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Considered by many to be the true heart of Fremantle. The grey, stone walls of the church have stood since 1882, while the smooth flagstones surrounding the church were brought to Fremantle as ship's ballast. It is located in Kings Square.
The design of St John's Church is a mixture of early English and Gothic Style architecture. Its high ceiling is lined throughout with stained arched Jarrah beams and the centre aisle of the Nave and the entrance porch is tiled, the floors are also covered wit...St Johns Church and Kings Square
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Officially opened in 1900, St. Patrick's is a decorated Gothic design built from Cottesloe and North Fremantle limestone. The church was designed by architect Michael Cavanagh.St Patricks Catholic Church
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Come to the Fremantle harbour on the weekends and you'll find the E-Shed Markets.
The E Shed cargo store has been part of Victoria Quay for almost 100 years and it has an unusually high standard of detailing for a wharf facility. It's the only water front market in Western Australia.
E-Shed Markets has a large variety of market products and souvenirs, a selection of local fine art work and crafts. Our international food court provides fine Australian and Asian foods, including a licensed bar, ...The E Shed Markets
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The Fremantle Mussel Bar Restaurant is situated right over the water in The Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour and boasts unparallel views of this famous tourist destination. With the freshest seafood, quality local produce, fabulous wine list and friendly professional service the Mussel Bar is the perfect place to pass an afternoon on our deck, for a romantic dinner for two, private birthday or function, corporate event, weddings or just for a fun night out with family and friends.
We have a sen...The Fremantle Mussel Bar
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The Red Herring is situated on an old Oyster Beds site which was established in 1921 by Athanasios Avgoustis, later known as Arthur Auguste, for his Oyster Wholesaling business.
Crates submerged in the Swan River kept the Oysters fresh and it was at their home at 26 Riverside Road, that Arthur and his family ran the business. After his death in 1932, Arthur’s wife and three daughters established a Restaurant over the Swan River, adjacent to the bedded crates. It was called Auguste’s Oyster Be...The Red Herring
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The Round House is the oldest surviving public building in Western Australia. It was built as a gaol and was the first permanent building in the colony. It was designed by HW Reveley, the colony's first civil engineer, and built in 1830.
Wander around the Round House and marvel at the diverse uses of this historic building including its initial use as a goal and gaolers residence, it was later used as police lock up, and then as a home for the chief constable, his wife and their ten children. ...The Round House Precinct
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True Blue Gallery is located in the 100 year old historic bank building in Fremantle.
The gallery exhibits a large range of art and souvenirs including Indigenous art, Australiana, photographs, art glass, jewellery, postcards, magnets, key rings and books.
A resident Indigenous artist is regularly painting in-house to meet our guests.True Blue Gallery
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Built in 1851 for pensioner warders and their families arriving with the first shipload of convicts.
These cottages are in the timeless style of British rural vernacular adapted to suit local materials and climatic conditions. These charming cottages have a distinct character only enhanced by their historical significance.Warders Quarters
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The Western Australian Museum - Fremantle History tells the story of Fremantle and its people from its birth as a cluster of tents on a beach at the mouth of the Swan River in 1829 to the vibrant port city it is today.
The Museum building, which it shares with the Fremantle Arts Centre, was built in the 1860s and originally served as the colony’s first asylum before being used as a woman’s home, midwifery training school and American supply base during World War II.
The Museum includes fascina...Western Australian Museum - Fremantle History
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The halls of the Western Australian Maritime Museum Shipwreck Galleries echo with voices from the past, telling stories of discovery, murder, rebellion and survival.
Built by convicts in the 1850s, the building is home to hundreds of relics from Western Australia’s maritime history and shipwrecks along the treacherous coastline. Each display reflects a unique chapter in the State’s colonisation and exploration from the 17th Century to the early part of this Century.
The centrepiece of the Sh...Western Australian Museum - Shipwreck Galleries
