Fremantle

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Fremantle, the seaport of Perth, is always a hive of activity. From the colourful street entertainment and maritime activities to heritage buildings - Fremantle is more than just a port.

These days Freo is a good day trip destination, but also offers a range of quality, character accommodation for those who choose to stay longer.

Numerous entertainment venues including a puppet theatre, cinemas, music clubs and bars offer a tantalising choice to visitors. Buskers can often be seen performing in the streets. Fremantle Markets is open Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays.

Walk along the 'cappuccino strip' on South Terrace where you will find a great array of shops, boutiques and arts and crafts. When you want a break from shopping, sampling and eating, sit in the corner bar and watch the markets' colourful hustle and bustle.

It is "more than just a port of call", it is an ideal place to stay. Accommodation ranges from backpackers and camping to bed and breakfasts and 4 star hotels. It is a vibrant port city rich in heritage buildings and attractions, maritime history and culture.

Fremantle has been recognised as the best-preserved example of a 19th century port streetscape in the world. It has WA’s largest collection of heritage-listed buildings many of which house attractions, museums, offices, art galleries and shops.

Maritime experiences include a visit to the working Fishing Boat Harbour and Fremantle Port as well as the Maritime Museum which houses the Batavia exhibit, one of the top maritime archaeological exhibits in the world.