Fremantle Markets
A Victorian-style market hall dating to 1897, with over a hundred stalls on weekends selling crafts, produce and snacks, along with street performers.
Fremantle Markets sits at the corner of Henderson Street and South Terrace. The building dates to 1897 and is listed on the Western Australian heritage register. The market has two sections. One side sells handicrafts, clothing, Aboriginal art and souvenirs, while the other offers fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, bread and snacks from around the world. Street performers often entertain outside the entrance. It is open only on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. From the city center, take a train to Fremantle Station and walk about 10 minutes. The market is next to Cappuccino Strip, which is lined with cafés.
Opening hours
Fri–Sun 08:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- South Terrace (Cappuccino Strip)
- Fremantle
- West End & High Street
- Fremantle Prison
- Little Creatures Brewery
- Bon Scott Statue
- WA Shipwrecks Museum
- Fishing Boat Harbour