Fremantle Prison - constructed by convicts between 1851 and 1855, this daunting building was in use as a maximum security prison until 1991. It is open from 10am to 6pm every day.

The Roundhouse - is the oldest remaining building in WA. Completed in 1831, it served as the Swan River Colony's first gaol

Town Hall - was opened in 1887 on Queen Victoria's golden jubilee. It is a magnificent example of turn of the century classical architecture. It was recently restored to its original splendour. The Town Hall shop is a source of useful information.

Is the only Museum in Australia to be granted Centre of Excellence status. This honour is the result of the outstanding work being done in the area of maritime archaeology.

Fremantle Arts Centre and History Museum - two of Fremantle's most significant cultural attractions are housed in a magnificent neo-gothic building constructed by convicts in the 1860's to serve as the colony's first lunatic asylum.

A special feature of Fremantle is its maritime atmosphere and this can be best appreciated on a stroll around the Fishing Boat Harbour.