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Explore the hidden alleys, street art, and local flavor of Perth with a guide
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Fremantle Convicts Culture and Art
Join a Fremantle tour to explore heritage buildings, cafés and street art
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Duration: 2h
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Max group size: 12
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Wheelchair accessible
Fremantle is Perth’s hip and historical cousin with streets packed full of heritage buildings, cafés, street art and amazing stories waiting to be shared.
With tickets to the Fremantle Convicts Culture and Art tour you will start at the Fremantle Visitors Centre Walyalup Koort. This is no boring history lesson - you'll take a non-traditional route, discovering factual, anecdotal, and downright fascinating local stories, all as you wander Freo!
See the vibrant cappuccino strip, the boat harbour, and narrow West End streets. Capture the landmarks on your camera, including the Fremantle Prison and the Roundhouse.
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