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Monument
Fremantle Prison
Prison built by convicts between 1851 and 1859 and used until 1991, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with visits to the cells, the walls and the underground tunnels.
Austrália Ocidental · Australia
Fremantle
In the destination Perth e Fremantle.
In the photo: Fremantle Town Hall
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The city
What to expect from Fremantle.
Port city at the mouth of the Swan River, about 19 km from Perth, Fremantle has 19th-century streets, cafés on South Terrace and a market dating from 1898. The prison built by convicts is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Round House from 1831 is the state’s oldest public building. Boats to Rottnest Island depart from the harbour.
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The local experience
What to see in Fremantle
Market
Fremantle Markets
1898 market with more than a hundred food stalls, fruit, crafts and souvenirs, and street musicians at the entrance; open Friday to Sunday.
Monument
Round House
Former 1831 gaol, twelve-sided, the oldest public building in Western Australia, atop Arthur Head with views over the harbour and a cannon that is fired daily.