Perth – Much to See In Fremantle
BY CK Lam
My six-day five-night Perth trip in September 2015 sponsored by Tourism Western Australia and organized by Foodsion 食尚 truly allows me to discover more of the city. My series about Perth will be published on a weekly basis, focusing mainly on the plethora of culinary offerings in Perth’s food spots while also touching briefly on the travel attractions and accommodation.
Fremantle is a bustling port city just 25 minutes away from Perth’s city. Renowned for its market, food and wine scene, there are enough attractions for both the city-dweller and tourists.
One can be easily enchanted by the old-world charm of the city with its plethora of accommodations and interesting shops housed in heritage building with stunning architecture.
Several streets have the presence of bicycle shed offering convenience to cyclist in the city.
We were taken to the Fremantle Market, with 150 stalls housed in the grand old Victorian building. Expect to find vendors offering apparels, handicrafts, cheeses, fresh fruits and local produce, and products from crafty Australian designers. Business days are from Friday till Sunday.
Corner South Terrace & Henderson Street
Fremantle WA 6160
Phone:+61 8 9335 2515
Fremantle Prison
1 The Terrace
FREMANTLE WA 6160
Ph: (08) 9336 9200
There is more to explore in Fremantle and we made a tour to MANY 6160 building, Australia’s largest temporary space activation project.
This unique venue is a thriving hub of cutting edge retail, and open-plan work space, with many pop-up stores which house a collective of premium quality products and services, including West Australian artists, craftsmen, fashion designers and more.
Kings Square
2 Newman Court
Fremantle WA
Telephone: (+61 8) 9336 6444
Cafe life is very happening in Fremantle and a stroll along Freo’s cafe strip is a must. We enjoyed some coffee and hot chocolate drinks at Chocolateria San Churro on Market Street, (an institution for chocolate drinks) besides unearthing nearby hidden street art.