There are 29 attractions in Fremantle open on Sunday
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See great Australian Aboriginal art in our upstairs exhibition galleries - 4,500 artworks in stock, from small affordable paintings to collectable masterworks. See major artists & exhibitions online.
More than just a gallery, Terrace Greenhouse in South Fremantle offers a boutique garden centre, a homewares and giftware shop, and a gallery space in the warehouse at the back.
The Western Australian Maritime Museum, located in Fremantle's bustling port, is a unique, modern venue overlooking the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean.
Pull their cray pots on the way to Rottnest Island and they'll even cook your catch and prepare a fresh crayfish lunch.
Come experience the best in marine services today!
The Army Museum tells exciting stories of Western Australians in the Army and the Army in Western Australia through tanks, guns, medals, uniforms and art.
Art Marx Gallery in the heart of the west end art precinct in Fremantle specialises in local, WA and Australian abstract art for business and private collections.
Artsource is Western Australia's leading visual arts network, and membership organisation for artists. We host regular events for artists and the public at Old Customs House in Fremantle's West End.
David Giles Art Studios was established by well know Australian artist David Giles to provide an outlet for his own work and other artists from the "Freedom School" group.
One of Australia’s leading arts centres, FAC is housed within an iconic heritage building and beautiful grounds. Visit for free exhibitions, art courses, live music, cafe, shop and free wifi.
A place of creation, collaboration, and inspiration, for all the artists and designers within its walls, and also the greater community.
Western Australia's Ultimate Market Experience for Locals and Tourists With Over 100 Years of Experience.
Built by convicts in the 1850s, Fremantle Prison was used as a place of incarceration for 136 years before being decommissioned in 1991.
Experience a part of Western Australian history at the iconic Fremantle Prison.
Perfectly situated near the ocean in one of the 100 year old former Pilot's Cottages, Glen Cowans Studio in the Roundhouse displays life size underwater photography taken of Glen Cowans along Australia's west coast and from biodiversity destinations around the world. His themes are inland seas and the incredibly beautiful life forms that live there.
Come play a game of mini golf with a twist!
Jenny Dawson is a ceramist, public artist, designer, teacher, consultant, project coordinator and runs a thriving studio in the waterfront J Shed area of ??Fremantle, Western Australia.
Kartique is a unique company with a global vision. Showcasing beautiful handcut stone and the finest silver jewellery, rare artifacts, antique and vintage furniture.
Home to two galleries, the KIDOGO ARTHOUSE is a unique exhibition space located at the edge of the sea in Fremantle.
Put your problem solving skills to the test in this swash-buckling escape room!
The Moore's Building Contemporary Art Gallery is a City of Fremantle subsidised exhibition space that promotes a diverse range of contemporary art.
Richard Smyth Wild Earth Images is establishing himself as a leading landscape and wildlife photographer in his home state of Western Australia due to the popularity of his photographs.
The Roundhouse is the oldest public building in the State of Western Australia. Opened in January 1831, just 18 months after settlement, it has had various uses over the years.
An art gallery in an award winning heritage hotel.
STAR DREAMING is a full dome (180 degree) WA doco feature about the mysteries of the Universe, narrated by Ernie Dingo, screening daily the WA Maritime Museum.
The Artisan Store Fremantle showcases local Western Australian artists, from our national treasures to our emerging talent. The largest range of local WA art work available in one gallery.
World Heritage Warehouse in Fremantle, Western Australia.
Take your gaming to the next level with a trip to Timezone arcade!
The WA Shipwrecks Museum is recognised as the foremost maritime archaeology museum in the southern hemisphere.