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Fremantle Prison

Fremantle Prison is a UNESCO-listed former prison where guided tours interpret the site. The building and its history give a Fremantle visit a defined subject.

Fremantle Prison

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Why go

The former prison is worth choosing when you want to understand Fremantle through a surviving historic institution. A guided tour can bring its rooms and history into focus, with the available route determined by current access. Check tour arrangements and allow enough time to consider what the site reveals about incarceration.

What to look for

  • UNESCO-listed former prison and guided tours

Useful to know

  • Check current entry and guided-tour arrangements.
  • Leave enough time for interpretation as well as the main structure.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 45–90 min

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Opening information

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Australia/Sydney · Oct 6, 2026 / Nov 5, 2026

Monday
09:00–17:00
Tuesday
09:00–17:00
Wednesday
09:00–17:00
Thursday
09:00–17:00
Friday
09:00–17:00
Saturday
09:00–17:00
Sunday
09:00–17:00
Official visitor information

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