Fremantle
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Market: Friday: 8:00-20:00; Saturday-Sunday: 8:00-18:00.Address
Corner South Terrace & Henderson Street Fremantle
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About Fremantle
Fremantle is the birthplace of Perth. This town is located in the south of Perth city centre and still houses some 19th century buildings. It is also a gathering place for artists. There are many small shops, art shops, bookstores, etc. that are full of literary atmosphere in the narrow streets of the town. Travelers who like to go shopping are not bored. There are many restaurants, bars and coffee shops on the main streets of the town, High St and Market St. You can find a small donkey and feel at ease.
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Fremantle is 19 kilometers southwest of Perth. Founded in 1892, Fremantle is the outlet of Swan River. It is also the satellite city and important port of Perth. It is also a historic city. It is now a famous tourist attraction of Perth. The population is 30,000. The port has huge docks and mechanized wheat loading equipment. There are petroleum refining, flour, fertilizer, automobile assembly, leather and other industries. It is also an important fishing port. Beach baths are famous.
There are many shops, art shops, clothing stores and bookstores of independent designers in the narrow streets of the town where artists gather. There are not too many tourists who like to go shopping here for a day.
Freemantle is the largest town near Perth. There are many famous scenic spots around this rich and historic town. The buildings in small towns are full of historical flavor. Most of them have a history of more than 100 years. It is absolutely worth taking a good turn.
Like this 19th century architecture style, art town! The oldest public building in Western Australia - quot; Round House - quot; in this town! Port Freeman 20 kilometers south of downtown Perth, 45 minutes by boat from here to Lotterney Island Look at the cute Australian Short-tailed Short-tailed Kangaroo!
Freemantle is Perth's most famous town, which maintains the architecture of more than 100 years ago. It is quiet and has a nostalgic feeling. It's really good to stay here for three or four days and play around the sights.
It's a very leisurely town, about 20 kilometers from Perth. There are beautiful scenery on the way. It's not a big town. We went all the way to the end of the levee in front of the Navigation Museum. The sea and sky are very beautiful. It's worth visiting here.
Ferimantle Town is a very good place to go. It is recommended to go on weekends, because there are many discounts to buy subway tickets on weekends, family tickets and much cheaper! There are weekend markets in the small town. Many handicrafts are sold!
Perth is very convenient to go to Fremantle, either by light rail or by ferry. About 40 minutes after the light rail transit, you will see different colors of bus line signs when you leave the station. It seems that three of them are free. Convenient public transport will take you to any block here, where the sea is beautiful, the sea is white sand, and there are not many tourists. On weekends, there is a Sunday market. It's comfortable to find a restaurant or bar for a rest.
It's very convenient to go to Fremantle by train. There are few people on the train. It rained today, but not on weekends. The town seemed a little cold. With the light rain, I began my hiking. After getting off the bus, the full English wind was quite distinctive.
Freemantle Pier is Perth's public ferry pier. It's also a ferry pier to the islands around Perth. The wharf is very beautiful. The guardrail of the wharf is full of copper locks. They are the wishing locks of everyone. They are very interesting.