Fremantle Walking Tour - Two Feet & A Heartbeat Fremantle
Located at the mouth of the Swan River, Fremantle – renowned for its historical and well-preserved architectural heritage – is a fascinating city, which was once home to whaling stations and mass immigration. Boasting celebrated restaurants and cafes, markets, arts, culture, and music festivals, this beautiful port city retains a village-like ambience that is popular with locals and visitors alike. Step back in time as you witness convict erected buildings and learn the stories of Irish prison escapes. Marvel at the antics of British Bushrangers, and learn the important role this port town played during WWII. Hear the shameful history of the expulsion of the Aboriginal people to Rottnest Island, and visit the World Heritage Listed Fremantle Prison – one of the most notorious in the British Empire.
Setting out from Fremantle Town Hall, this tour presents a somewhat unconventional and irreverent path through Fremantle's streets and history. With your entertaining guide, you will discover the factual and the anecdotal, on your way to the lively cappuccino strip, before visiting The Roundhouse – Western Australia’s oldest building - and finishing at the Fremantle Prison.
This professionally guided walking tour of Fremantle’s history is informative, yet light-hearted and entertaining. Complete with historical information, fun facts, and amazing sights, this is a tour perfect for locals and visitors alike.
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