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Fremantle Markets, Fremantle

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Flea Market Landmark

Snoop around Fremantle Markets to buy indigenous souvenirs like boomerangs and didgeridoos. Explore the 150 vibrant shops and discover why the market was listed in the Register of Heritage Places. Built in 1897, the market is lined with small shops selling crafts in the indoor hall and fresh produce in outdoor yard. Walk past street performers and enter the market through the ornate stone arches. The rough washed limestone of the walls and the high iron roof add to the charm. A walk at the market is a good way to spend a rainy day since it is covered. Try the kangaroo jerky. Put Fremantle Markets into our Fremantle holiday planner and find out what's close by, where to stay, and where to head next.

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Where to stay in Fremantle

A good alternative to staying in busy Perth, the port city of Fremantle offers atmospheric lodgings in many of its well-preserved buildings from the 19th century. Available for both long and short stays in the city, these rental properties offer lots of privacy and all the modern conveniences you need, all just a walk away from the city's main attractions. If you're traveling on a budget, consider Fremantle's mid-range hotels and backpacker hostels, many of which you'll find near the main train station.

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SNgoi

A place to buy local souvenirs and try international food. I would recommend the Korean fried chicken and Indonesian food stalls. more »
YLisette

We wandered through here. It was interesting and busy. Overall a good market. The food stalls looked very good too. more »
sydneysider2016

Went to Fremantle to catch up with my son for the week end and took a visit to the famous markets. I was really looking forward to going .When we arrived all you could do was '' shuffle" past the stal... more »

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TC 2016 DOG

I love it there! An amazing variety of goods as well as fresh produce. Very cheap! But good quality. But can get busy on weekends. But over all great place to spend a day out, for the whole family! ^^

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Anas vhora

It's an amazing place located in the heart of the Fremantle in Perth western Australia. People comes over there to have their lovely breakfast with the beautiful view of the ocean. i frequently visit this place with my family and my wife just love the atmosphere there. You can find lots of Australian historical items which explain the history of the aboriginal cultures of the Australia. in addition the Food and coffee is also nice in the market. However the only 1 thing i didn't like is the parking is a bit expensive and won't be able to find it easily.

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James Tan

A must visit for newbies in town! The vibe of the market is great and tons of great food shops an specialty shops around. Love the fruits and veg section as well. They are always stocked with the best fruits in season.

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Steve Loller

Historic markets right in the middle of town. Variety of items for sale including fresh food. Coffee and food vendors are great

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Alvin

A happening and vibrant market that has a variety of food, groceries and gift stalls. We went there during last Nov and what's really heartening is that in spite of the market supposedly being a tourist attraction, there is an authentic vibe to it where you get to see many locals around and manning the stalls alike. No doubt there were some souvenir stalls which presumably are targeting tourists - there is an unique identity and authenticity to the market which you can immediately identify with.

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