Small-Group Fremantle: Convicts & Colonials Tour by Urban Adventures

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Duration: 2h
Location: Fremantle Visitor Information Center, 8 William Street Kings Square, Fremantle, Australia | Fremantle, Australia


Category: Tours & Sightseeing

Highlights:
A morning exploreing the culture & history of Fremantle
Exploration of local landmarks, including Fremantle Prison
A visit to the Round House, the area's first stone building
Historical stories recounted by a knowledgeable guide
Limited capacity - maximum 12 people per group

Inclusions:
Guided tour of Fremantle
Admission to the Round House
Commentary in English
Souvenir

Description:

Embark on a walking tour to learn about the captivating history of the pioneers who helped found the port city of Fremantle, capital of Western Australia. Hear about Fremantle's Aboriginal roots and tales of jailbreaks, while visiting notable landmarks such as Fremantle Prison and the Roundhouse.

Kick off your adventure in the Town Hall of the city affectionately known as “Freo” for a brief orientation. From here, follow expert local guide to the Cappuccino Strip, a favorite area among locals to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee along many of the outdoor patios.

Then dive into Fremantle’s intriguing history of European settlers and convicts. See colonial-era architecture, wander past the Fremantle Prison, and hear stories passed down for generations of daring prison escapists. Amble down winding backstreets on your way to the Roundhouse, West Australia’s oldest building.

After wrapping exploration at this stone structure once used to house prisoners, your morning tour of Fremantle disperses at just the right time to double back to the Cappuccino Strip for a leisurely lunch.