[2025 Fremantle Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Fremantle Markets (Updated Apr)

#valentinescape Visited the Fremantle Market, which is located in the port city of Fremantle, Western Australia. It was always fun to visit the local market where we were wowed by the variety of local goods, including fresh produce, handmade crafts, souvenirs, and street food. Always a fun way to know more about the city or town we were at and to try to be like the 'locals'. And it is a great place to buy back some souvenirs. perfect way to spend time with your ❤️!

Freo Markets on Fridays to Sundays and holidays!!! a truly amazing market with lots of lots of lots of lots of things from shirts to bags to jewellery and fooooddddd!📸🫣🤠🤓🤩🤩🤩 Something I could go on every weekend !!! 🤑🤑🤑🤑 9am to 6pm #january2023 #perthtourist #westernaustralia #fremantle #freomarkets #marketmarketfreoperthwesternaustralia #oneweekend #saturdaygoof

Established in 1897!🥸The Victorian Era!🫣A vibrant and cool atmosphere with the welcoming air of friendly vendors and the diverse goers! 🤡🤠 From colorful charms to clothes to foods!😎 Address: South Terrace & Henderson Street, Fremantle, WA 6160 Opening: Friday, Saturday and Sundays only AND Public Holidays😍😎🤩 Time: 9am-6pm Only Getting There - Bus 910 or Fremantle Line Train station for around 40minutes😍 Attractions - A very busy indoor market with over 150 shops including gift shops, clothings, bags, fancy jewellery, amazing original sketches/paints andl foooodddd!!!🤩🤩 Hotels - There are several in the surroundings Food & Restaurants - A lot of pubs and resto/cafe shops around it😍😜 Shopping - market market!!!! some other shops are open in regular hours. You can alot 2hrs of your time to really enjoy, appreciate and market!😉😝 #perthtourist #perth #freomarkets #fremantlewa #fremantle #onasaturday

#bucketlistreboot with a day to explore Fremantal we were super delighted to come across their weekend market, opened from 9am to 6pm every friday to sunday. A considerably medium sized market there was a wide selection of different cuisine food you can try and of course we did! One of our favourites was by Gozbar their panfried flat bread with any filling of your choice. Their bread are handmade by them everyday, and it cane with 3 different dippings. Our second favorite was the kimbap store that sold this perfect sized kimbap with generous filling we had to go back & get more after our first serving 😍 Overall a great experience love the vibes, the atmosphere and the history behind fremantle market!

Enjoy the atmosphere of over a hundred years of vibrant culture and heritage in Fremantle Markets 🎊 Chanced upon lovely local stores and what intrigued me was the passion they have in the things that they do. One of the stores was Puca, where the lovely lady was making soywax candles on the weekdays and selling them on the weekends. It was so heartwarming and the scented citrus candles were undoubtedly my favourite! 🕯🍋 If you’re a coffee lover, you are also in treat with the variety of coffee beans they have or you may just simply get a cup of coffee on-the-go from there. ☕️ And if you’re a tea lover like me, they also do have a store that sells native Australia tea leaves! 🫖 Fremantle Market is definitely a must-go & do take note that it is only opened from Fridays to Sundays! #passionpassport #mustvisit

#earthdayjourney #australia #westaustralia Fremantle Prison: Stepping Back in Time I kicked off my journey with a visit to Fremantle Prison, a UNESCO World Heritage site that offers a captivating glimpse into the past. As I wandered through the historic walls of this former convict prison, I could almost hear the whispers of history. The eerie atmosphere, combined with fascinating stories of the convicts who once lived there, really brought the site to life. Whether exploring the cells, the old chapel, or the sprawling grounds, Fremantle Prison offers an immersive experience that made me reflect on the convict history that shaped the city. Fremantle Market: A Feast for the Senses Next, I made my way to Fremantle Market, a bustling hub of local produce, artisan crafts, and unique finds. The vibrant stalls, the delicious aromas wafting from food vendors, and the friendly chatter of locals created an atmosphere that was simply infectious. Cicerello’s Fish and Chips: A Taste of Fremantle’s Coastal Flavors No visit to Fremantle would be complete without indulging in the city's famous seafood, so I headed straight to Cicerello’s Fish and Chips. Located by the waterfront, this iconic seafood restaurant offers an unbeatable view of the harbor, making the experience even more special. The crispy, golden fish and chips were everything I hoped for—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Paired with a refreshing drink, it was the ideal meal to enjoy while taking in the seaside views. The relaxed vibe of Cicerello’s made it a perfect spot to unwind before the next part of my adventure. Fremantle Comedy Club: Ending the Night with Laughter As the sun set, I wrapped up my Fremantle experience at the Fremantle Comedy Club. The lively atmosphere and the lineup of local comedians had me laughing from start to finish. Conclusion: A Day Well Spent in Fremantle Walking through Fremantle was a truly rewarding experience. From the historical depth of Fremantle Prison to the delicious seafood at Cicerello’s and the laughter-filled evening at the comedy club, every moment was packed with memories. Fremantle has a unique charm, blending history, culture, and entertainment in a way that makes it the perfect destination for a day of discovery. I left the city already planning my next visit, eager to experience even more of what Fremantle has to offer.

Step into Fremantle Market, where history meets local flavor! From fresh produce and unique crafts to international cuisine and live music, this iconic market offers a lively atmosphere that captures the heart of Fremantle. A must-visit for culture lovers and foodies alike!

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🏛️ Exploring Fremantle – Wandered through Fremantle Markets, soaking in the lively atmosphere and picking up some local treats. ☕ Coffee Stop – No visit is complete without a coffee! Enjoyed a rich flat white at a cozy café. 🐟 Fish & Chips by the Harbour – Lunch at Kailis’ Fish Market Café, where we enjoyed fresh seafood and crispy fish & chips with a beautiful view. 🏖️ Beach & Sunset – Drove to nearby beach to relax and catch the breathtaking Perth sunset. The golden sky, soft waves, and chill vibes made it a perfect way to end the afternoon. 🌆 Back to the City & Dinner at Santini Returned to Perth city, took a leisurely walk near our hotel (Holiday Inn Perth), and wrapped up the night with a fantastic dinner. 🍽️ Santini Bar & Grill – A modern Italian-inspired dining experience! ✨ Squid Ink Risotto – Creamy, rich, and full of umami goodness. 🥩 Beef – Perfectly cooked, juicy, and flavorful. Tips 🌊🍷✨ ✔️ Fremantle on weekends = crowded – Go early for parking & markets. ✔️ Kailis vs. Cicerello’s? Try both if you love seafood! 🐟 ✔️ Book Santini in advance – It’s a popular spot! #australiatrip #myitinerary #thingstodo #familytravel #travelwithfriends #fremantle #perth #travelwithkids

#australiatrip Visiting Fremantle felt like stepping into a different world, where Perth’s modern energy gave way to a historic port town with an unmistakable English charm. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the heritage buildings, cobblestone streets, and colonial-style architecture that reflected its rich past. The blend of Victorian, Georgian, and Edwardian influences gave the town an old-world feel, making it a delightful place to explore at a leisurely pace. I started my visit at the Fremantle Markets, housed in a historic 19th-century building with beautiful wrought-iron detailing. The market was bustling with life, filled with local artisans, fresh produce, and the aroma of delicious baked goods that instantly reminded me of a traditional English market town. Wandering through, I couldn’t resist trying some homemade pastries and admiring the handcrafted goods that showcased Fremantle’s creative spirit. Next, I made my way to High Street, where the row of beautifully preserved buildings lined with boutiques and cafes transported me to a quaint British seaside town. Strolling past charming pubs and tea houses, I could see the town’s strong maritime influence, much like the historic port cities in England. The Round House, Western Australia’s oldest public building, stood proudly at the end of the street, offering stunning coastal views and a fascinating look into Fremantle’s convict history. No visit would be complete without experiencing the lively atmosphere at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour. Sitting by the water, I enjoyed classic fish and chips, a simple yet perfect meal that added to the English-inspired ambiance of the town. Watching the boats sway gently in the harbor as the sea breeze carried the scent of salt and fresh seafood was a peaceful way to take in Fremantle’s undeniable charm. As the day came to an end, I couldn’t help but appreciate how Fremantle’s character, rich history, and English-inspired aesthetic made it such a unique gem in Western Australia. It was a town that felt both nostalgic and vibrant, blending heritage with a relaxed coastal lifestyle in the most effortless way.

#newyearnewtrip A visit to Fremantle Market and nearby wineries is a must when in Perth! The historic Fremantle Market, with its vibrant atmosphere, offers a mix of fresh produce, handmade crafts, and unique local goods. You can wander through the bustling stalls, tasting gourmet treats, picking up artisanal products, or simply soaking in the lively energy of the place. After exploring the market, head to one of the renowned wineries near Fremantle, like The Wineyard in the Swan Valley. Just a short drive from the city, this picturesque winery offers a serene setting with stunning views of the vineyard. Enjoy a wine-tasting experience, paired with local cheeses or a delicious meal, while learning about the wine-making process. Whether you're a food lover, wine enthusiast, or just looking for a laid-back day, Fremantle Market and The Wineyard promise a delightful experience full of flavor and charm.

From the moment you step into Fremantle Markets, you’re hit with a whirlwind of flavors, colors, and culture! Fresh produce, sizzling street food, and local artisans make this a must-visit spot in Freo. Whether you’re after a spicy snack (the hotter, the better!), unique crafts, or just good vibes, this place has it all. Nothing beats the energy of the markets—buskers setting the mood, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and hidden gems around every corner. If you haven’t been, you’re missing out! #FremantleMarkets #FreoVibes #MarketMagic #StreetFoodHeaven #LocalGems #PerthEats #WeekendWander

My visit to Fremantle Market was an unforgettable experience. The vibrant atmosphere, filled with colorful stalls and the hum of local vendors, made it feel alive with energy. I wandered through the market, enjoying the mix of fresh produce, handmade goods, and unique souvenirs. The aroma of freshly baked bread and local delicacies wafted through the air, tempting me to stop and sample everything from gourmet cheeses to mouthwatering street food. It was a perfect spot to experience the local culture and pick up something special. What I loved most about Fremantle Market was the variety. There was something for everyone—whether you’re into artisan crafts, vintage clothes, or just looking to enjoy a coffee and people-watch. The market’s historic charm added an extra layer of character, with its beautiful, heritage-listed building making it feel like stepping back in time. It’s a must-visit for anyone in Fremantle, offering a truly authentic slice of West Australian life. #australiatravel #travel #couplestrip #perth #fremantle #market

Walking into Fremantle Markets during the day is like stepping into a vibrant whirlwind of activity. The market is bustling with energy, crowded with locals and tourists alike, all eager to explore the colorful stalls. The air is filled with the sounds of chatter, live music, and the irresistible aromas of fresh food. From artisanal crafts to fresh produce, there's something for everyone, but be prepared for a lively and somewhat crowded experience. While it can feel a bit hectic, the vibrant atmosphere and wide range of unique offerings make it well worth the visit. Whether you’re browsing through quirky knick-knacks or sampling local delicacies, Fremantle Markets offers a truly immersive experience that captures the essence of this dynamic seaside town. #magicalxmastrip #australiatrip #travel #couplestrip

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Perth Itinerary Day 1: Explore the City Must-Visit Attractions 1. Kings Park and Botanic Garden – Stunning views of the city skyline and Swan River, with beautiful walking trails. 2. Elizabeth Quay – Waterfront promenade with public art, restaurants, and views of the Swan River. 3. Perth Mint – Discover the history of gold and watch gold pouring demonstrations. Must-Try Food 1. Petition Kitchen – Enjoy Western Australian seafood and modern Australian cuisine. 2. Bivouac Canteen & Bar – Try their famous lamb ribs. 3. The Aviary – Rooftop bar with great cocktails and tapas. Accommodation • Area: Perth CBD • Hotel: QT Perth Photo Spots 1. Kings Park Lookout – Panoramic city and river views. 2. Elizabeth Quay Bridge – Iconic waterfront shot. 3. London Court – A quaint Tudor-style shopping street. Day 2: Rottnest Island Adventure Must-Visit Attractions 1. Rottnest Island – Famous for its stunning beaches, turquoise waters, and wildlife, including the adorable quokkas. 2. The Basin – A perfect spot for swimming and snorkeling. 3. Cape Vlamingh – Spectacular coastal cliffs and whale-watching in season. Must-Try Food 1. The Lane Café – Grab a coffee and quokka selfie. 2. Hotel Rottnest – Enjoy fresh seafood with ocean views. 3. Geordie’s Café and Art Gallery – Known for woodfired pizza and laid-back vibes. Accommodation • Area: Rottnest Island • Hotel: Discovery – Rottnest Island Photo Spots 1. Quokka Selfies – Capture a photo with Rottnest’s friendly quokkas. 2. Pinky Beach – Crystal clear water and white sands. 3. Cape Vlamingh – Dramatic coastal cliffs and ocean views. Day 3: Day Trips and Wine Tasting Must-Visit Attractions 1. Swan Valley – Explore Western Australia’s oldest wine region, known for its vineyards, wineries, and local produce. 2. Caversham Wildlife Park – Get up close with native Australian animals like kangaroos, koalas, and wombats. 3. Fremantle – A charming port city known for its historic architecture, markets, and the famous Fremantle Prison. Must-Try Food 1. Mandoon Estate – Enjoy a wine tasting paired with gourmet dishes. 2. Little Creatures Brewery – Grab a woodfired pizza and craft beer by the water in Fremantle. 3. Fremantle Markets – Try local artisan snacks and fresh produce. Accommodation • Area: Fremantle or Swan Valley • Hotel: Hougoumont Hotel Fremantle Photo Spots 1. Swan Valley Vineyards – Picturesque winery landscapes. 2. Fremantle’s Historic Buildings – Iconic colonial architecture. 3. Cottesloe Beach – Famous for its white sands and stunning sunset views. Tips • For Rottnest Island, book your ferry tickets in advance. • Use the Transperth public transport for easy travel around Perth and Fremantle. • Don’t forget sunscreen – Perth is one of Australia’s sunniest cities! #australiatrip #solotrip

#traveldiaries A trip to Perth is incomplete without visiting the iconic Fremantle Markets, which offer a vibrant mix of culture, art, and food. Established in 1897, these markets are home to a variety of stalls selling everything from fresh produce to handcrafted goods. The atmosphere is lively, with street performers, local artisans, and gourmet food vendors showcasing the best of what Fremantle has to offer. Whether you’re hunting for unique souvenirs or indulging in local delicacies, Fremantle Markets is a cultural treasure trove. It’s a perfect spot to capture in your #traveldiaries, filled with color, charm, and local flavor. #100WaysofTravel #FremantleMarkets #TravelDiariesPerth

Fremantle, often affectionately known as Freo, is an absolute gem located just a short drive from Perth. My recent visit to this vibrant port city left me completely enchanted, and I couldn’t wait to share my experience. **A Walk Through History** The moment you step into Fremantle, you're greeted with a rich sense of history. The beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture sets the tone, especially around the iconic Fremantle Prison, a UNESCO World Heritage site. I took a guided tour of the prison, which offered fascinating insights into Australia’s convict past. The stories of escape attempts and the eerie solitary cells were particularly memorable! **Cultural Vibes and Art Scene** Fremantle is also a haven for art lovers. The Fremantle Arts Centre, housed in a historic building, is a must-visit. It features rotating exhibitions, local art, and even live music events. I was lucky enough to catch a live performance during my visit – the atmosphere was electric! The center also has a charming courtyard café, perfect for a leisurely break. **The Fremantle Markets** No trip to Fremantle would be complete without exploring the Fremantle Markets. This bustling market is a sensory delight, filled with vibrant stalls selling everything from fresh local produce to unique crafts and souvenirs. The food court is a highlight – I indulged in some mouthwatering street food and couldn’t resist trying the local gelato. The market has a lively, eclectic vibe that perfectly captures the spirit of Fremantle. **Culinary Delights** Speaking of food, Fremantle is a paradise for foodies. From casual cafes to fine dining, the variety of options is impressive. I dined at a waterfront restaurant on Fishing Boat Harbour, enjoying some of the freshest seafood I've ever tasted, all while taking in stunning views of the harbor. Fremantle’s café culture is also worth exploring – the coffee here is exceptional, and the laid-back ambiance makes it easy to spend hours just relaxing and people-watching. #localguides #historicallandmarks #fremantlewa #Perth #perthlove

Lunch at Fremantle Weekend Markets 🌮 There are restaurants from all over the world so you can enjoy eating and shopping 😋 Overall prices are high in Australia, but fruit is cheaper than in Japan 😤 They have plums that are hard to find in Japan, and fresh mangoes are much cheaper than in Japan, so it's the best 🥭🧡 . . . 📍Fremantle Markets 🗺️Western Australia, Australia 🕑9:00-18:00 💤Monday-Thursday 💰 - #trip_aug #Australia #souvenirs

🐟 In the port city of Fremantle, near Perth in Western Australia, one can find a rich European atmosphere, tranquil and elegant, artistic and poetic. Strolling along Henry Street, which dates back to the 19th century, you'll come across many charming shops. Bookstores here wrap their books in parchment paper, label them with keywords, and turn them into mystery boxes - truly the perfect gift for book lovers. 🏡 Built in 1897, the Victorian-style market offers a unique atmosphere filled with vibrant culture and heritage from over 150 stalls. It's easy to imagine the sounds of horse-drawn carriages from days gone by. The market features a variety of Western Australian specialties, as well as handcrafted artisanal and lifestyle products made by locals. In addition to the dazzling array of goods, you can also sample delicious local cuisine on-site, and even visit mini wine-tasting booths to try the best of the New World wines. 👮🏻 A must-visit attraction in Fremantle is the prison. The knowledgeable and engaging tour guides of the "Behind Bars" tour will regale you with the prison's history and gossip. Upon seeing the artwork in the cells of violent criminals, one can't help but marvel at the fine line between genius and madness. 🚴🏻 If you'd like to explore the city without walking, join a Peddle tour. This rickshaw tour, created by enterprising university students, embodies the spirit of youthful exuberance. As you sit in the rickshaw and listen to the lively music, the young guides will share their knowledge of Fremantle, revealing hidden gems not found in guidebooks. #DiscoverTheColorsOfTravel #CityCSpotlightPlan #HiddenGemSociety #PretendToBeInEurope Perth, Western Australia

#fremantle I visited Fremantle, a small town in the western part of Perth. I had heard a lot about this place, especially its famous prison, so I took a one-hour bus trip to Fremantle. My first stop was the Fremantle Market, where I found a variety of goods including vegetables, food, souvenirs, and cookies. I bought a plate of fruit for my first meal since I rarely get to eat fruit at my host family's house. Next, I visited the Round House, an old prison where the police used to detain criminals. From the top of the Round House, you can see a panoramic view of Fremantle and the beautiful beach beyond. The weather was so perfect that every picture I took looked like a postcard. Following the path from the Round House, I saw many sailboats in the harbor and people fishing, which looked very relaxing. After a long walk, I had a classic Fish & Chips for lunch. It was a big meal, and the fish tasted much better than the same dish I’ve had in Taiwan. To help digest my food, I walked around the streets and visited the Marine Shipwreck Museum. The museum houses many historical artifacts recovered from shipwrecks. The most captivating items for me were the old silver coins, which were incredibly gorgeous and shiny as if they were newly minted. Feeling a bit tired, I decided to head to the Fremantle Station to catch the bus back. What a wonderful day!

#travelanywhere Visiting Hillarys Boat Harbour in Perth was a delightful and picturesque experience. Nestled along the stunning coastline of Sorrento, this bustling marina offers a perfect blend of maritime charm, dining, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment. Strolling along the boardwalk, I enjoyed panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and the marina filled with luxury yachts and fishing boats. The harbor's vibrant atmosphere is complemented by a variety of waterfront cafes, restaurants, and bars serving fresh seafood and other culinary delights. Exploring the shops and boutiques, I found unique souvenirs and local artisan crafts. Hillarys Boat Harbour also offers attractions like AQWA - the Aquarium of Western Australia, where I discovered fascinating marine life and interactive exhibits. Whether enjoying a sunset cruise, relaxing on the beach, or indulging in waterfront dining, Hillarys Boat Harbour is a must-visit destination that captures the essence of Perth's coastal lifestyle.

one of the heritage building that showcase thepast history of Fremantle . Good feel of the old. but small and limited if compared to Melbourne Victoria market.

#winhkflight #australiatrip In the heart of Perth, Australia, lies a vibrant and bustling marketplace that pulsates with the energy of a bygone era. Fremantle Markets, with its rich history and eclectic charm, is a treasure trove of sights, sounds, and flavors waiting to be discovered. As I stepped into the market, I was immediately enveloped in a kaleidoscope of colors and aromas. Stalls adorned with handmade crafts, vintage treasures, and artisanal goods lined the bustling aisles, while the air was filled with the tantalizing scents of freshly baked pastries, aromatic spices, and sizzling street food. Wandering through the maze of stalls, I found myself drawn to the vibrant displays of local artwork and handmade jewelry. Each piece seemed to tell a story, reflecting the unique culture and spirit of Western Australia. I couldn't resist picking up a few souvenirs to take home as reminders of my time in this enchanting place. As I continued my exploration, I stumbled upon the food section of the market, where an array of culinary delights awaited. From freshly shucked oysters and gourmet cheeses to mouthwatering pies and exotic international fare, there was something to tempt every palate. I coul Fremantle Markets in Perth, Western Australia, have been a vibrant hub of culture, commerce, and community for over a century. One of the most remarkable stories to emerge from this historic market is that of the Didgeridoo Breath shop. In the heart of Fremantle Markets, Didgeridoo Breath stands out as a unique and enchanting store, specializing in handmade didgeridoos, Aboriginal art, and indigenous cultural experiences. What makes this story truly remarkable is the journey of its founders, Sanshi and Svargo Freemann. Originally from Israel, Sanshi and Svargo fell in love with the didgeridoo and Australian indigenous culture during their travels. They were captivated by the instrument's mesmerizing sound and its deep connection to the land and Aboriginal traditions. Inspired by their passion, they decided to make Fremantle their home and share their love for the didgeridoo with the world. With little more than a dream and determination, Sanshi and Svargo opened Didgeridoo Breath in Fremantle Markets in 2002. They started by selling a few didgeridoos and Aboriginal artworks, but their passion and dedication soon attracted attention from locals and tourists alike. Over the years, Didgeridoo Breath grew into a thriving business and a cultural landmark within Fremantle Markets. Sanshi and Svargo expanded their product range to include a wide variety of didgeridoos, as well as indigenous artworks, music, and educational materials. They also began offering workshops, performances, and cultural experiences to help visitors connect with the rich heritage of Australia's First Nations people. Through their hard work, creativity, and commitment to sharing indigenous culture, Sanshi and Svargo transformed Didgeridoo Breath into a beloved institution withi

I heard that you can’t miss this market when in Fremantle. It’s only open three days a week and only open until 6pm. Because it’s in the city, the parking fee is not cheap. Remember, it costs 6 Australian dollars for half an hour. You can also hear that it’s relatively far away and you don’t need to park. I walked slowly over to the Fei place. It was very torture to do this in the Australian summer when the temperature reaches over 40 degrees. The market is not big, but light food, wine, and fresh vegetables are all on sale. It made me compare The most impressive thing is that there is a shop that takes pictures of eyeballs. After enlarging it, it can be printed and framed and can be hung as a piece of art at home. It is unique. The food I eat seems a bit lackluster to me, and there are quite a lot of tourists, so I don’t feel it. Too many special touches

#Free VIP room exchange on membership day on the 27th of every month If you go to Perth, you must go to Fremantle, and if you go on weekends, you must go to Fremantle Market. Built in 1897, it is also a must-see attraction for tourists coming to Fremantle. Fremantle Markets is actually not big, but it is clean inside. There is no fishy or vegetable smell that is found in ordinary markets. It is very comfortable to browse... There are many agricultural products, handmade products, cheese, honey, fruits and vegetables, etc. sold here. Many locals also come here to shop. However, this market is only open from Friday to Sunday, so if you want to visit this market, I really recommend Fremantle Plan your itinerary on the weekend!

#2024 Travel Wishes The town of Fremantle, located in Australia, is full of literary and artistic atmosphere. One of the must-see attractions is Fremantle Markets. This market is a must-visit for locals and tourists alike , especially when over on weekends will be watery. I want to travel to Japan in 2024 Fremantle Markets South Terrace &, Henderson St, Fremantle WA 6160, Australia

#wheretogo Fun market with a wide variety of goods and food! Incredible, colourful and charming local market place. I was surprised by the variety of fresh produce grown at the farm. Plenty to eat and drink and we have the most delicious hot chocolate here. There are Unique arts and crafts from cultures around the world. A must visit place for tourists.

Fremantle Markets is a vibrant & historical market in Fremantle, a port city of Perth, Australia. It’s one of the most popular attractions in the region & has been a busting hub of activity for over a century. Fremantle Markets is established back in the 1897, when the State Government acknowledged the need for a central market. Now, the market is divided into different sections - Food Stalls, Fresh Produce, Handcrafted Goods & Gifts. Visiting Fremantle Markets is a must for tourists as it offers an unique shopping experience, and you get to taste the local flavours while immersing yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of the region. I do recommend visiting it in the morning, and you can come to Fremantle Markets via train & bus from Perth. For a scenic way to come, you can consider taking the ferry from Barrack Street Jetty in Perth CBD. #wecreate #perth #australia #darwintravel