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This document provides a guide to things to do in Perth City, Western Australia. It lists the top 10 attractions which include visiting Kings Park for views of the city and botanical gardens, kitesurfing at Scarborough Beach, drinking at bars in Northbridge, visiting markets and cafes. It also recommends visiting art galleries, the Bell Tower, going on Segway tours, and dining at Brookfield Place. The document discusses the beaches, parks, arts, activities for kids and shopping available in Perth City. It promotes visiting the Swan River and provides accommodation options in the area.

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146 Scoop Traveller The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au perth&surrounds TOP 10 ➊ Take in the views of the city over the Swan River, see the beautiful botanical gardens, and pay your respects at the war memorial, all at Kings Park. ➋ Kitesurf over the Indian Ocean at Scarborough Beach. ➌ Have a drink at sophisticated Shadow Bar in Northbridge. ➍ Pick up fresh produce at the Subiaco Farmers Markets every Saturday morning. ➎ Buy a quirky gift from a William Street boutique in Northbridge. ➏ Eat brunch in a hip cafe in funky inner-city Leederville. ➐ Hang out at Perth Cultural Centre, and visit the Art Gallery of WA, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, and the West Australian Museum. ➑ Visit the distinctive landmark of The Bell Tower, and take a peek at the bell-ringing chamber. ➒ Speed up your sightseeing with a buzzing Segway tour through the city and its surrounds. ➓ Feel spoilt for choice when it comes to dinner, at contemporary Brookfield Place. For more visit scooptraveller.com. au/PerthCity. It’s nearly always a beautiful day in Perth. The sunny city is maturing, with the wealth of the recent boom showing in a fresh crop of architectural wonders and cultural offerings. The identities of Perth’s established urban villages have crystallised, and vibrant new pockets are emerging. Coastal communities host festivals on the sand and markets overlooking the sea. In the metropolitan CBD and Northbridge, laneways buzz with street art, lights and hidden pathways leading to pop-ups and exhibitions. Every week, there’s a new secret bar or restaurant to try, a street festival to mosey through, comedians to laugh at, musicians to listen to, performing arts to watch, a revitalised precinct to visit, and a seasonal event to appeal to some or all of your senses. Luckily, the easygoing essence Truly a 21st century city, Perth has the best of all worlds; a lush metropolis THAT’s CLOSE TO BOTH the river and THE sea, with an eclectic downtown vibe. perth city remains, despite this cultural and aesthetic growth. Put this down to the acres of natural bushland and pristine riverside running right through town, creating a literal breath of fresh air and a home to wildlife. There’s a feeling of co-creation in many communities, and a drive to develop the city with a 21st century consciousness, without losing the ‘P-City’ warmth and friendliness. It’s not just Elizabeth Quay and the city centre experiencing this revitalisation: inner-city pockets such as Mt Lawley, Leederville, Maylands, Subiaco, Mt Hawthorn, North Perth and Victoria Park are bustling hubs in their own right, their cafe and shopping strips bursting with locals. Even the city’s long-time fans are excited about the future for this thriving, cosmopolitan hub. scooptraveller.com.au/ PerthCity For the ultimate travel guide interactive maps The Bell Tower. Cottesloe Beach. AVON VALLEY MANDURAH PEEL PERTH HILLS NORTH COAST ROTTNEST PERTH SWAN VALLEY FREMANTLE ROCKINGHAM
Scoop Traveller 147The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au DO AND SEE BEACHES You don’t have to leave the city to go surfing. Suits who love the water drive to the swell at Trigg Beach from the CBD in less than 30 minutes. If you’re not brave enough for the breaks, you can watch the pros in action while sipping coffee at beachside cafe. For a gentle swim, ask any local and they’ll recommend Cott (Cottesloe Beach). With its surrounding bars, cafes and restaurants, many memories have been formed on Cottesloe’s white sand, its grassy knolls also perfect for watching the sunset. PARKS Patches of lush green sit among the skyscrapers and city concrete, with 16 major parklands within the city. Perth’s oldest, Stirling Gardens, opened as a botanical garden in 1845, and some of the original trees from that time are still standing. The breathtaking view from Kings Park, situated above the city, is a must-see priority on any visitor’s itinerary. The biggest inner-city park in the world, Kings Park showcases Western Australia’s natural landscape Drop in on the locals Troy De Souza, manager, Best of Western Australia • Kings Park is the jewel of Perth. Take the treetop walk, view the botanic gardens, or go on a walking tour and learn about Indigenous culture. • The Perth Mint is situated in a beautiful heritage building, and they do interactive tours every hour. It’s a great way to put yourself in touch with Western Australia’s history. WA Visitor Centre 55 William Street, Perth (08) 9483 1111 1800 812 808 Tower, follow the grassy banks by foot or bike. Parks, sailing clubs, jetties and restaurants are perched along the way. ARTS Perth Cultural Centre is home to the Art Gallery of WA, holding contemporary and historic works representing Australia and the world. The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts is just around the corner and runs programs in art, theatre and dance. If you’re getting to these by foot, you can spot art in laneways and on buildings, with the city’s street art evolving of late. FOR KIDS Science discovery centre Scitech is pretty much the coolest place in town for kids; its science-based programs make learning fun. The Aquarium of Western Australia will leave kids mesmerised by ocean life, while at Adventure World there are water slides to cool you down, and thrilling rides for the whole family. Perth Zoo offers ‘eye to eye experiences’, where kids can get up close and personal to their favourite animals. The WA Museum features programs like Tiny Discovery where kids can learn through storytelling, crafts and artifacts. Stay There are plenty of hotels and apartments in the CBD, including five-star international hotels with river views – the perfect place for a staycation or refreshing mini-break. Northbridge has embraced the boutique hotel, a treat for those wanting to stay in a personalised space, right in the heart of the entertainment, eateries and contemporary bars. For ocean lovers, hotels line Perth’s sunset coast, capturing those epic WA sunsets over popular shores, particularly Scarborough Beach, Cottesloe, and Hillarys Boat Harbour. For accommodation check out scooptraveller.com.au/PerthCity. View of Perth city from the Old Swan Brewery. and bush lands, and is home to a beautiful botanical garden. Just north of Northbridge is Hyde Park. A north-of-the- river staple, it often hosts ethereal weddings, romantic picnics, and shady lunchtime naps. SHOP It’s a good time to shop in Perth, with popular international retailers now open in the city. Hay and Murray streets, the main shopping malls in the CBD, are connected with cute arcades and underground specialty shops. Between St Georges Terrace and Hay Street, the Enex 100 mall caters to style, with specialty fashion and lifestyle stores. If you’re a luxury lover, head straight to King Street, which houses everything high end. SWAN RIVER No wonder the Swan River is iconic: the way Perth’s lights reflect off the water each evening is magnificent. Opposite the University of Western Australia, Matilda Bay is a great spot to walk, with views of the city and Kings Park. If you’re visiting the Bell Sunrise on the Swan River (photography Pok Leh) Before you go Whatever the season, don’t get about without sunscreen. The world’s driest city is also one of the sunniest, with Perth having intense UV rays all year round. Public transport It works best when you’re central but there are trains from Perth to all major suburbs, and the bus routes will fill in most gaps. Don’t leave town without... driving down West Coast Highway. You may not be a water baby, but Perth’s sunset over the ocean is truly incredible.
Scoop Traveller 149148 Scoop Traveller The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.auThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au perthsurrounds perth surrounds perth city visitor centres / tours attractions / accommodation accommodation perth city Overlooking the Swan River, Fraser Suites Perth offers fully furnished, luxurious apartments in Perth’s CBD. Exquisite interior design meets practical luxury in our world-class apartment hotel with more than 230 rooms including Gold-Standard studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. HEIRLOOM RESTAURANT BY PETE EVANS | STYLISH LOBBY BAR | 24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE | BALLROOM MEETING FACILITIES | INDOOR HEATED POOL | SPA SAUNA | 24HR FITNESS CENTRE | BIKE HIRE Fraser Suites Perth: 10 Adelaide Terrace, Perth General: (+61) 8 9261 0039 Reservations: (+61) 8 9261 0023 Email: reservations.perth@frasershospitality.com PERTH.FRASERSHOSPITALITY.COM Introducing Alex. A new independent hotel in the cultural heart of Perth with 74 rooms offering comfort, sanctuary, and walking distance to all the city has to offer. We’re open and look forward to welcoming all travellers. 50 James St, Perth WA 6000 - alexhotel.com.au - 08 6430 4000 55 William St, Perth 1800 812 808 travel@westernaustralia.com wavisitorcentre.com.au WESTERN AUSTRALIAN VISITOR CENTRE The Western Australian Visitor Centre is the main tourist information centre in the Perth CBD. Staffed by locals with extensive knowledge of all of WA, it is a one stop shop for general advice, bookings and souvenirs. Come in and find out what makes Western Australia so Extraordinary! 0412 101 949 info@waterwanderers.com.au waterwanderers.com.au /waterwanderers WATER WANDERERS Come paddling with us. Tour wide open spaces and scenic landscapes while enjoying the fabulous Swan River. No experience or special clothing necessary. Small group numbers make the tours a personal and friendly experience. Bookings are available all year round and group discounts are available. 707 Wellington St, Perth 9327 7000 fourpoints.perth@fourpoints.com fourpointsperth.com FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON PERTH Four Points Perth has what matters most, modern new rooms, comfy beds, convenient location opposite the Perth Arena and plenty of extras you’ll love - all at a great price. Relax with life’s simple pleasures like delicious breakfast, fresh coffee and great local beers. Whether you’re enjoying an event at the Arena, or simply exploring the city, Four Points has all the essentials for a great weekend break. 195 Adelaide Tce, Perth 9492 7777 stay@goodearthhotel.com.au goodearthhotel.com.au GOODEARTH HOTEL Ideal for couple and families, the 3.5 star Goodearth Hotel offers spacious apartment-style rooms with the comforts of home. Featuring fully equipped kitchenettes, free Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning, Foxtel and movies-on-demand, in a convenient location a short stroll from the Swan River and city centre. Guest facilities include a restaurant, bar, beauty salon/ hairdresser, 24-hour reception and free car parking (limited bays, subject to availability). Perthatnight,photographyFrancesCorenna.
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WANNEROO BOTANICAL GARDENS PERTH AIRPORT KARRAKATTA CEMETERY Crown Perth FREMANTLE CEMETERY Scarborough Beach South Trigg Beach T1 T2 T3 T4 Jandakot Airport Herdsman Lake Lake Gwelup Lake Karrinyup Lake Goollelal Badgerup Lake Gnangara Lake Lake Jandabup Mariginiup Lake Bibra Lake Big Carine Swamp PERTH INNER CITY FREMANTLE Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Broadwater Resort Apartments Willie Creek Pearls Seashells Scarborough SWAN VALLEY Joondalup Resort Clarion Suites Dôme Dôme Quality Resort Dôme Dôme Specialeyes Optical ALBANY HW Y GARDEN ST W ARTON RD Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Dôme Rottnest Fast Ferries Bodhi J Aviation Heritage Museum Adventure World LEGEND Accommodation Antiques, Rugs Craft Attraction/Tours Bar Brewery Gallery Health, Spa Beauty Restaurant Restaurant/Bar Retailer Winery Winery with Restaurant N 0 2km perth metro PERTH INNER CITY PERTH CBD Alex Hotel 6430 4000 Bodhi J 9466 8260 Captain Cook Cruises 9325 3341 ChefHire Atelier 1300 chef hire Four Points by Sheraton 9327 7000 Fraser Suites Perth 9261 0039 Goodearth Hotel 9492 7777 Mercure Perth 9326 7000 Novotel Perth Langley 9221 1200 Perth Ambassador Hotel 9325 1455 Rottnest Express 1300 467 688 Skydive the Beach Beyond 1300 663 634 Taste Bud Tours 0412 244 201 Water Wanderers 0412 101 949 WA Visitor Centre 1800 812 808 SOUTH PERTH The Peninsula 1800 888 068 SUBIACO Willie Creek Pearls 9388 1001 dÔme 9316 4322 dÔme 9478 2176 dÔme 9309 5754 dÔme 9405 9660 dÔme 9246 7877 dÔme 6254 2971 dÔme 9451 4996 Quality Resort Sorrento Beach Beachside studio room and apartment accommodation 9246 8100 Clarion Suites Mullaloo Beach The perfect beachside accommodation 9404 1200 dÔme 9400 1140 dÔme 9305 4329 dÔme 9446 6104 dÔme 9445 8171 dÔme 9205 1665 Willie creek pearls Showroom with a stunning selection of pearl jewellery 9241 6553 rottnest fast ferries Providing Rottnest Island day and extended returns 9246 1039 dÔme 9448 6918 broadwater resort apartments Riverside Resort accommodation just minutes from the Perth CBD 9474 4222 dÔme 9403 3256 dÔme 9276 7709 dÔme 9379 3037 dÔme 9316 2522 dÔme 9301 5117 dÔme 9385 0866 dÔme 6389 0755 dÔme 9405 8119 bodhi j Perth’s most exclusive day spa and wellness retreat 9387 5152 perthsurrounds accommodation perth city Staying beachside in Perth is always better. Clarion Suites Mullaloo Beach Quality Resort Sorrento Beach Best rates and specials available online. Choose from studio rooms and luxury 1 bed apartments with huge corner spa and ocean views. Also available are 2 and 3 bed apartments. There is an on site restaurant and it’s just 800m to Hillarys Marina, AQWA, restaurants, shops and Rottnest Ferry. Perth’s newest 5 star beachside accommodation provides 12 boutique, 2 and 3 bedroom suites. The perfect destination for the discerning corporate traveller - a romantic getaway - or a family holiday for up to 6. Book online for best rates at www.mullaloobeachsuites.com.au or call 08 9404 1200 - 10 Oceanside Promenade, Mullaloo, Perth Book online for best rates at www.sorrentobeach.com.au or call 08 9246 8100 - 1 Padbury Circle, Sorrento, Perth 221 Adelaide Tce, Perth 9221 1200 novotelperthlangley.com.au NOVOTEL PERTH LANGLEY For business or pleasure, romance or family fun… you’ve made the right choice. Well-appointed guestrooms, apartments and spa suites offer river or city views complemented by intimate dining at Sen5es Restaurant or lively entertainment at Fenians Irish pub. Relax in the sauna, spa and gym or stroll to riverfront attractions and shopping. At Novotel children are special guests with free accommodation and breakfast – conditions apply. 10 Irwin St, Perth 9326 7000 mercureperth.com.au MERCURE PERTH Check in then chill out at Mercure’s relaxing rooftop oasis with heated outdoor pool, sun deck, spa and gym, complemented by central CBD location with the city’s best shopping and dining on your doorstep. Spacious 4-star guestrooms and suites offer style and modern conveniences, plus interconnecting rooms that are ideal for longer stays or family breaks. On-site Beccaria Restaurant and Bar offers sumptuous buffet breakfasts, outstanding a la carte dining and creative cocktails. 53 South Perth Esplanade, South Perth WA 6151 9368 6688 Freecall: 1800 888 068 thepeninsula.net THE PENINSULA Stay in one of the best locations in Perth - affordable accommodation in a million dollar setting. The Peninsula Riverside Serviced Apartments are situated on the picturesque South Perth foreshore, overlooking the Swan River and Perth city skyline. 73 one, two and three bedroom Riverview, Courtyard and Standard Apartments are set in an acre of lush, landscaped gardens. Shops, cafes, restaurants and the ferry to the city are all located just a 3 minute walk away. 196 Adelaide Tce, Perth 9325 1455 reserve@ambassadorhotel.com.au ambassadorhotel.com.au PERTH AMBASSADOR HOTEL Enjoy a great value stay at the 3.5 star Perth Ambassador Hotel, located minutes from the CBD, shopping, dining and nightlife areas. Featuring well-appointed rooms and suites including the new fully refurbished Premium Deluxe Rooms, with free Wi-Fi internet access, Foxtel and movies-on- demand. Get active in the gym, relax in the sauna, or grab a bite to eat from the restaurant and bar. 24-hour reception, tour desk and car parking also available.
Scoop Traveller 153152 Scoop Traveller perthsurrounds The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.auThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au Fremantle is a captivating town brimming with history, creativity, culture and fashion. From the moment you first set foot on its streets and the salty breeze known as the Fremantle Doctor hits you, you’ll be captivated by the lovingly preserved sandstone buildings, the colourful shopfronts, and all the city’s nooks and crannies hinting at treasures to be found. The Whadjuk Noongar people have tens of thousands of years of history, living on the land long before the Europeans arrived in 1829. Convicts were brought in later to build the settlement from the ground up. Three-thousand A port city with a convict and blue-collar history, and an eclectic mix of residents who frequent hip cafes and heritage pubs, Freo is both literally and figuratively left of Perth’s centre. FREMANTLE Heritage-listed buildings remain, such as the Henderson Street warders’ cottages, the notorious Roundhouse penitentiary, and the Fremantle Prison. Al fresco dining is a mainstay of Fremantle life: take a stroll along Market Street – better known as the Cappuccino Strip – and see for yourself. The burgeoning crowd outside the Freo markets, meanwhile, will draw you in to sample locally crafted goods, and the latest in foodie and artisan trends, not to mention vibrant street performers. Outside of the city centre is East Fremantle, where George Street buzzes with energy. South Freo is home to South Beach, the hangout for the local pooch-loving community as well as the Fremantle Dockers AFL team. North Freo has its own appeal, with its cluster of new-school restaurants and antique stores. The buildings of West End are filled with niche stores, galleries, and cafes; try Wray Avenue’s legendary Italian store, for freshly baked cannoli, cured meats, olives and authentic antipasto. The sea breeze will draw you to Esplanade Park and across it to the port. There, you’ll find the ultimate fish and chip strip, with huge restaurants filling renovated wharfs and silos. Eat and drink Start at the Cappuccino Strip for Italian gelato and people watching. For many, a visit to Fremantle isn’t complete without some local seafood while looking over the harbour, and while Italian is popular on this side of town, you can easily find other cuisines such as Indian and Mexican on the main strip. South Terrace in South Freo has fabulous brunch places with specialist coffee, as well as Perth’s best hotdogs from Run Amok. Fremantle is home of the great Australian pub, with laid-back beer gardens perfect for a Sunday afternoon session. It’s also a hub for the microbrewers, with the stylish harbourside Little Creatures a mecca for beer lovers. Rising stars and hospitality hot shots are making their mark on the town, too: discover North Freo’s small bars, with their mismatched furniture and exposed fittings, plus re-imagined burger joints and boutique bakeries. TOP 10 ➊ Get spooked on a night tour of the Fremantle Prison. ➋ Grab fish and chips at the Fishing Boat Harbour. ➌ Buy local produce at the Fremantle Markets. ➍ Drink specialist coffee from one of many independent cafes. ➎ Soak up the sun and cool off with a dip at South Beach. ➏ Learn about Freo’s rich history on a walking tour. ➐ Buy local designs from MANY 6160 collective in Kings Square. ➑ Shake your booty at a festival. ➒ Watch street performers and buskers get up to crazy tricks. ➓ Soak up the iconic Fremantle Harbour at a bustling brewery. For more visit scooptraveller. com.au/Fremantle. scooptraveller.com.au/ Fremantle For the ultimate travel guide interactive maps Drop in on the locals Z Wander Freo Markets’ fruit and veg section on a Saturday morning, and hear stallholders shouting out the price of strawberries. Z Bather’s Beach is a great place to catch some of the port movements and watch the sunset over the ocean. The summer evenings bring a sunset street food market. FREMANTLE Visitor Centre Town Hall, Kings Square, Fremantle (08) 9431 7878 Annual Events ST ST JEROME’S LANEWAY FESTIVAL International and local alternative acts come to rock out at Fremantle’s Esplanade Park and surrounding laneways. Feb. WEST COAST BLUES ’N’ ROOTS This beloved festival hosts some of the world’s most popular acts in blues and roots. This is a must see for enthusiasts of soulful music, and Fremantle Park is the perfect venue. Mar. FREMANTLE SEAFOOD FESTIVAL The Fishing Boat Harbour excites the masses with the splendour of the sea. Sip a glass of wine, culinary delight in hand, and gaze over Bathers Beach. Mar. STREET ARTS FESTIVAL The Freo streets turn into performance spaces over the Easter long weekend, with more than ten stages presenting international acts in busking, street theatre, comedy, circus and cabaret. Apr. WINTER GARDEN FESTIVAL Just because it doesn’t snow in WA doesn’t mean you can’t experience a white winter. Skate across the largest outdoor ice rink in Australia at Esplanade Park, while the closest thing you’ll get to snow in Perth falls down around you. Jul. Walk the ZigZag Enjoy a scenic walk on an enormous scale, and join more than 3000 people who take on the 3km trek. Oct. FREMANTLE FESTIVAL In its 110th year (2016), the festival kicks off with the blessing of the fleet at the Fishing Boat Harbour, and fireworks over Esplanade Park, with dozens of events around town. Oct-Nov. FREMANTLE BEERFEST Cool down with more than 250 craft beers and ciders on tap, while the Freo Doctor blows through Fremantle Park. Food-and- beer matching classes, brewing competitions, and tastings will go on all weekend. Nov. ARTIST OPEN HOUSE FREMANTLE Explore some of Fremantle’s architectural gems, transformed into gallery spaces over a weekend. The walking trail will take you around South Fremantle homes and cafes to view paintings, ceramics and jewellery works. Nov Street Arts Festival (photography Max Kordyll). Local Tip Kathy Johnston, South Freo local creative director at Hilli Creative 1. Head down to the Growers Green farmers market for Vietnamese breakfast pancakes – fresh, crunchy and only $8! 2. The recently opened Modern Eatery has Perth’s best sushi chefs and serves aburi variations like Love Me Tender. GETTING THERE Located only 18km from Perth, Fremantle is easy to get to by car and train, and both take thirty minutes from the city. Buses run regularly from various locations. FOR KIDS Z Learn about Western Australia’s ocean explorers and sea-monster superstitions, and view historical boats and a real-life submarine at the Maritime Museum. Z Explore salvaged shipwrecks found along the Western Australian coastline at the Shipwreck Galleries Maritime Museum. Z With its ferris wheel, picnic tables and play equipment, Esplanade Park is a good bet for a sunny afternoon. Z Tucked away just below the main strip is every kid’s dream. The Pickled Fairy Other Myths is a wonderland where kids can meet a fairy princess, buy enchanted items, or have a party held by a fantastical host. Z See a colourful show at the Puppetry Theatre on Short Street. The school holidays are especially packed with performances. is the place. Grungy and familiar, the bar puts on open-mike nights, as well as local and international acts. In the basement of The Norfolk Hotel hides the den-like Odd Fellow: head down to get up close and personal with great musicians. Committed to the Perth music scene, Swan Basement in North Fremantle puts on rocking gigs that are quintessentially Australian. COMEDY Tucked away next to the towering silos of the Little Creatures Brewery, the Comedy Lounge is a quality venue hosting a huge variety of comedians every week. Sip a renowned Little Creatures beer between laughs. DO AND SEE ART With art hanging on the original walls of what was once a women’s lunatic asylum, Fremantle Arts Centre holds many haunting stories. Nowadays it also hosts free exhibitions, expansive music programs, and art classes. Resident artists also live and create at Freo’s Moore Moore Studios. Have a bite to eat in the quaint garden before perusing contemporary art. There’s an independent institute located on Bather’s Beach, too: Kidogo Arts House is a cave-like building hosting small exhibitions. LIVE MUSIC The Fremantle Arts Centre is a big gig venue beloved by both musos and crowds. For an intimate setting, Mojos STAY There are great bed and breakfasts scattered around Fremantle, allowing you to live like a village local, giving your holiday a little personality. You’ll smell the salt air wherever you are in Freo, but if you’re lusting after a beach holiday there are apartments right behind South Beach. If you’re looking for a little history or excitement, Fremantle Prison Youth Hostel (YHA) resides in the heritage-listed Fremantle Prison, the same complex that used to house the Women’s Prison. It’s easy to get around town wherever you stay, most places are within walking distance of the city centre, otherwise Freo’s free CAT buses stop at all major areas. Fremantle port (photography Ben Reynolds). Mojos. Fremantle Prison. Little Creatures. Fremantle’s team of expert guides. AVON VALLEY MANDURAH PEEL PERTH HILLS NORTH COAST ROTTNEST PERTH SWAN VALLEY FREMANTLE ROCKINGHAM
Scoop Traveller 155154 Scoop Traveller The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.auThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au perthsurrounds scooptraveller.com.au FREMANTLE MARKETS The Fremantle Markets are a must-see if only for the building’s heritage architecture. Enter the maze and enjoy the immense, buzzing energy on market days. Discover the vast array of local produce, peruse independent wares, and hang out in the yard to devour some seriously tasty treats. If you’re looking for entertainment, bask in the craziness of performances and kooky characters that are an integral part of the market experience. Open Friday to Sunday. scooptraveller.com.au FREMANTLE FISHING BOAT HARBOUR Trace the boardwalks of Fremantle’s Fishing Boat Harbour and get a feel for the town’s maritime history while the “freo doctor” breezes in. Home to over 400 fishing boats, the harbour boasts a great variety of seafood dining options, a waterside brewery, and various sailing tours. Take in the ambience with a scenic Ferris Wheel ride or head to Bathers Beach and enjoy the sunshine. History buffs are recommended to visit Maritime Museum Shipwreck Galleries to learn about the harbour’s intriguing maritime stories. Tourism WA Adventure or cruise? It’s up to you! 3-hour sails on the Leeuwin Ph. (08) 9430 4105 Book your 3-hour sail on www.sailleeuwin.com Join us for a 3-hour sail adventure on the STS Leeuwin II. Take part in sailing activities such as raising the sails, taking the helm and possibly even climbing the bowsprit or just sit back and enjoy the sail! All sails leave from B Berth, Victoria Quay in Fremantle. A unique experience for the whole family. GiftVouchersavailable Sails run from November to late March and include light food and refreshments. Visit our website for a full list of dates and prices or to book your sail. tours attractions / accommodation fremantle 1 The Terrace, Fremantle 9336 9200 info@fremantleprison.com.au fremantleprison.com.au FREMANTLE PRISON Welcoming visitors since 1850. ‘Step inside and do time’ with Fremantle Prison’s experienced guides on a range of guided tours. Explore Perth’s only World Heritage Listed Site on one of the fascinating Prison Day Tours, a Tunnels Tour adventure or spooky Torchlight Tour. The Prison also features exhibitions in the Prison Gallery, interpretive Visitor Centres, an onsite cafe and an award winning Gift Shop. 15 Bannister St, Fremantle 6160 6800 reservations@hougoumonthotel.com hougoumonthotel.com HOUGOUMONT FREMANTLE Welcome aboard the Hougoumont. Affordable, luxurious Fremantle accommodation at the Hougoumont Hotel. Fremantle’s iconic new hotel located less than 100m from the cappuccino strip. Taking its name from the last convict ship to come to Australia, the Hougoumont is the perfect base from which to enjoy the exciting attractions of our port city. 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    146 Scoop TravellerThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au perth&surrounds TOP 10 ➊ Take in the views of the city over the Swan River, see the beautiful botanical gardens, and pay your respects at the war memorial, all at Kings Park. ➋ Kitesurf over the Indian Ocean at Scarborough Beach. ➌ Have a drink at sophisticated Shadow Bar in Northbridge. ➍ Pick up fresh produce at the Subiaco Farmers Markets every Saturday morning. ➎ Buy a quirky gift from a William Street boutique in Northbridge. ➏ Eat brunch in a hip cafe in funky inner-city Leederville. ➐ Hang out at Perth Cultural Centre, and visit the Art Gallery of WA, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, and the West Australian Museum. ➑ Visit the distinctive landmark of The Bell Tower, and take a peek at the bell-ringing chamber. ➒ Speed up your sightseeing with a buzzing Segway tour through the city and its surrounds. ➓ Feel spoilt for choice when it comes to dinner, at contemporary Brookfield Place. For more visit scooptraveller.com. au/PerthCity. It’s nearly always a beautiful day in Perth. The sunny city is maturing, with the wealth of the recent boom showing in a fresh crop of architectural wonders and cultural offerings. The identities of Perth’s established urban villages have crystallised, and vibrant new pockets are emerging. Coastal communities host festivals on the sand and markets overlooking the sea. In the metropolitan CBD and Northbridge, laneways buzz with street art, lights and hidden pathways leading to pop-ups and exhibitions. Every week, there’s a new secret bar or restaurant to try, a street festival to mosey through, comedians to laugh at, musicians to listen to, performing arts to watch, a revitalised precinct to visit, and a seasonal event to appeal to some or all of your senses. Luckily, the easygoing essence Truly a 21st century city, Perth has the best of all worlds; a lush metropolis THAT’s CLOSE TO BOTH the river and THE sea, with an eclectic downtown vibe. perth city remains, despite this cultural and aesthetic growth. Put this down to the acres of natural bushland and pristine riverside running right through town, creating a literal breath of fresh air and a home to wildlife. There’s a feeling of co-creation in many communities, and a drive to develop the city with a 21st century consciousness, without losing the ‘P-City’ warmth and friendliness. It’s not just Elizabeth Quay and the city centre experiencing this revitalisation: inner-city pockets such as Mt Lawley, Leederville, Maylands, Subiaco, Mt Hawthorn, North Perth and Victoria Park are bustling hubs in their own right, their cafe and shopping strips bursting with locals. Even the city’s long-time fans are excited about the future for this thriving, cosmopolitan hub. scooptraveller.com.au/ PerthCity For the ultimate travel guide interactive maps The Bell Tower. Cottesloe Beach. AVON VALLEY MANDURAH PEEL PERTH HILLS NORTH COAST ROTTNEST PERTH SWAN VALLEY FREMANTLE ROCKINGHAM
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    Scoop Traveller 147Thepremier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au DO AND SEE BEACHES You don’t have to leave the city to go surfing. Suits who love the water drive to the swell at Trigg Beach from the CBD in less than 30 minutes. If you’re not brave enough for the breaks, you can watch the pros in action while sipping coffee at beachside cafe. For a gentle swim, ask any local and they’ll recommend Cott (Cottesloe Beach). With its surrounding bars, cafes and restaurants, many memories have been formed on Cottesloe’s white sand, its grassy knolls also perfect for watching the sunset. PARKS Patches of lush green sit among the skyscrapers and city concrete, with 16 major parklands within the city. Perth’s oldest, Stirling Gardens, opened as a botanical garden in 1845, and some of the original trees from that time are still standing. The breathtaking view from Kings Park, situated above the city, is a must-see priority on any visitor’s itinerary. The biggest inner-city park in the world, Kings Park showcases Western Australia’s natural landscape Drop in on the locals Troy De Souza, manager, Best of Western Australia • Kings Park is the jewel of Perth. Take the treetop walk, view the botanic gardens, or go on a walking tour and learn about Indigenous culture. • The Perth Mint is situated in a beautiful heritage building, and they do interactive tours every hour. It’s a great way to put yourself in touch with Western Australia’s history. WA Visitor Centre 55 William Street, Perth (08) 9483 1111 1800 812 808 Tower, follow the grassy banks by foot or bike. Parks, sailing clubs, jetties and restaurants are perched along the way. ARTS Perth Cultural Centre is home to the Art Gallery of WA, holding contemporary and historic works representing Australia and the world. The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts is just around the corner and runs programs in art, theatre and dance. If you’re getting to these by foot, you can spot art in laneways and on buildings, with the city’s street art evolving of late. FOR KIDS Science discovery centre Scitech is pretty much the coolest place in town for kids; its science-based programs make learning fun. The Aquarium of Western Australia will leave kids mesmerised by ocean life, while at Adventure World there are water slides to cool you down, and thrilling rides for the whole family. Perth Zoo offers ‘eye to eye experiences’, where kids can get up close and personal to their favourite animals. The WA Museum features programs like Tiny Discovery where kids can learn through storytelling, crafts and artifacts. Stay There are plenty of hotels and apartments in the CBD, including five-star international hotels with river views – the perfect place for a staycation or refreshing mini-break. Northbridge has embraced the boutique hotel, a treat for those wanting to stay in a personalised space, right in the heart of the entertainment, eateries and contemporary bars. For ocean lovers, hotels line Perth’s sunset coast, capturing those epic WA sunsets over popular shores, particularly Scarborough Beach, Cottesloe, and Hillarys Boat Harbour. For accommodation check out scooptraveller.com.au/PerthCity. View of Perth city from the Old Swan Brewery. and bush lands, and is home to a beautiful botanical garden. Just north of Northbridge is Hyde Park. A north-of-the- river staple, it often hosts ethereal weddings, romantic picnics, and shady lunchtime naps. SHOP It’s a good time to shop in Perth, with popular international retailers now open in the city. Hay and Murray streets, the main shopping malls in the CBD, are connected with cute arcades and underground specialty shops. Between St Georges Terrace and Hay Street, the Enex 100 mall caters to style, with specialty fashion and lifestyle stores. If you’re a luxury lover, head straight to King Street, which houses everything high end. SWAN RIVER No wonder the Swan River is iconic: the way Perth’s lights reflect off the water each evening is magnificent. Opposite the University of Western Australia, Matilda Bay is a great spot to walk, with views of the city and Kings Park. If you’re visiting the Bell Sunrise on the Swan River (photography Pok Leh) Before you go Whatever the season, don’t get about without sunscreen. The world’s driest city is also one of the sunniest, with Perth having intense UV rays all year round. Public transport It works best when you’re central but there are trains from Perth to all major suburbs, and the bus routes will fill in most gaps. Don’t leave town without... driving down West Coast Highway. You may not be a water baby, but Perth’s sunset over the ocean is truly incredible.
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    Scoop Traveller 149148Scoop Traveller The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.auThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au perthsurrounds perth surrounds perth city visitor centres / tours attractions / accommodation accommodation perth city Overlooking the Swan River, Fraser Suites Perth offers fully furnished, luxurious apartments in Perth’s CBD. Exquisite interior design meets practical luxury in our world-class apartment hotel with more than 230 rooms including Gold-Standard studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. HEIRLOOM RESTAURANT BY PETE EVANS | STYLISH LOBBY BAR | 24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE | BALLROOM MEETING FACILITIES | INDOOR HEATED POOL | SPA SAUNA | 24HR FITNESS CENTRE | BIKE HIRE Fraser Suites Perth: 10 Adelaide Terrace, Perth General: (+61) 8 9261 0039 Reservations: (+61) 8 9261 0023 Email: reservations.perth@frasershospitality.com PERTH.FRASERSHOSPITALITY.COM Introducing Alex. A new independent hotel in the cultural heart of Perth with 74 rooms offering comfort, sanctuary, and walking distance to all the city has to offer. We’re open and look forward to welcoming all travellers. 50 James St, Perth WA 6000 - alexhotel.com.au - 08 6430 4000 55 William St, Perth 1800 812 808 travel@westernaustralia.com wavisitorcentre.com.au WESTERN AUSTRALIAN VISITOR CENTRE The Western Australian Visitor Centre is the main tourist information centre in the Perth CBD. Staffed by locals with extensive knowledge of all of WA, it is a one stop shop for general advice, bookings and souvenirs. Come in and find out what makes Western Australia so Extraordinary! 0412 101 949 info@waterwanderers.com.au waterwanderers.com.au /waterwanderers WATER WANDERERS Come paddling with us. Tour wide open spaces and scenic landscapes while enjoying the fabulous Swan River. No experience or special clothing necessary. Small group numbers make the tours a personal and friendly experience. Bookings are available all year round and group discounts are available. 707 Wellington St, Perth 9327 7000 fourpoints.perth@fourpoints.com fourpointsperth.com FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON PERTH Four Points Perth has what matters most, modern new rooms, comfy beds, convenient location opposite the Perth Arena and plenty of extras you’ll love - all at a great price. Relax with life’s simple pleasures like delicious breakfast, fresh coffee and great local beers. Whether you’re enjoying an event at the Arena, or simply exploring the city, Four Points has all the essentials for a great weekend break. 195 Adelaide Tce, Perth 9492 7777 stay@goodearthhotel.com.au goodearthhotel.com.au GOODEARTH HOTEL Ideal for couple and families, the 3.5 star Goodearth Hotel offers spacious apartment-style rooms with the comforts of home. Featuring fully equipped kitchenettes, free Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning, Foxtel and movies-on-demand, in a convenient location a short stroll from the Swan River and city centre. Guest facilities include a restaurant, bar, beauty salon/ hairdresser, 24-hour reception and free car parking (limited bays, subject to availability). Perthatnight,photographyFrancesCorenna.
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    150 Scoop TravellerThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au Ferry to Rottnest Perry Lakes WELSHPOOL RD SOUTH ST NICHOLSONRD HIGH RD ORRONG RD ABERNETHY R D BROUNAVE NEAVES RD NEAVES RD KARELAVE FLYNN DR SHE P PERTON RD ROE HW Y ROE HW Y REID HWY ALBAN Y HW Y Ferry to Rottnest Islan d Ferry to Rottnest Island MITCHELLFREEWAY HODGES DR STIRLING HWY CANNING HWY LEACH HWY LEACH HW Y LE ACH HW Y EASTERN HWY BYPASS REID HWY REID HWY MITCHELL FREEWAY KWINANAFREEWAY GRAHAM FAR MER FWY TONKINHWY T ONKIN HWY COCKBURNRD SOUTHTCE FORREST RD SOUTH ST S OUTH ST NORTHLAKERD RANFORD RD WESTC OA STHWY ROBERTS RD HAY ST STEPHENSON AVE THE BOULEVARD SCARBOROUGH BEACH RD PEA RSONST KARRINYUP RD MORLEY DR BEACH RD WARWICK RD HEPBURN AVE W HITFORDS AVE MARMIONAVE WHITFORDS AVE MARANGAROO DR HEPBURN AVE GNANGARA RD BEACH RD MARSHALL RD WANNEROORD WANNEROO RD WELLINGTON ST LORD ST BEAUFORTST GUILDFORD RD GUILDFORD RD BEECHBORORD KALAMUNDA RD ORRONG RD OCEAN REEF RD OCEAN REEFRD CONNOLLYDR W ANNEROO RD BURNS BEACH RD JOONDALUP D R HESTER AVE THOM AS ST SELBYST STOCKRD OCEAN REEF RD SHENTON AVE CHALLENGER PDE CAMBRIDGE STOCEANIC DR HIGH ST JOONDALUPDR HERDSM A NPDE HALE RD PHOENIX RD ROCKINGHAM RD HAY ST MOUNTS BA YRD RIVERSIDE DR GREAT EASTERN HW Y GRAND PROM ENADE NICHOLSONRD SPENC ER RD NICHOLSONRD ORRONG RD H ALE RD ALEXANDERDR MIRRABOOKAAVE WESTCOASTDR MILL POINT RD ABERNETHYRD MANNING RD NICHOLSON RD HEPBURN AVE Wembley Golf Course YELLAGONGA REGIONAL PARK MEMORIAL PARK BOLD PARK KINGS PARK Swan River Canning River NEERABUP NATIONAL PARK GNANGARA-MOORE RIVER STATE FOREST Bathers Bay Leighton Beach Port Beach North Coogee Cottesloe Beach Swanbourne Beach City Beach North Beach Watermans Beach Sorrento Beach Hillarys Boat Harbour Pinaroo Point Whitford Beach Marmion Marine Park Mindarie Beach Quinns Rocks Mindarie Keys Marina Wanneroo Beach Murdoch University CURTIN UNIVERSITY University of W.A. 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Clarion Suites Mullaloo Beach Quality Resort Sorrento Beach Best rates and specials available online. Choose from studio rooms and luxury 1 bed apartments with huge corner spa and ocean views. Also available are 2 and 3 bed apartments. There is an on site restaurant and it’s just 800m to Hillarys Marina, AQWA, restaurants, shops and Rottnest Ferry. Perth’s newest 5 star beachside accommodation provides 12 boutique, 2 and 3 bedroom suites. The perfect destination for the discerning corporate traveller - a romantic getaway - or a family holiday for up to 6. Book online for best rates at www.mullaloobeachsuites.com.au or call 08 9404 1200 - 10 Oceanside Promenade, Mullaloo, Perth Book online for best rates at www.sorrentobeach.com.au or call 08 9246 8100 - 1 Padbury Circle, Sorrento, Perth 221 Adelaide Tce, Perth 9221 1200 novotelperthlangley.com.au NOVOTEL PERTH LANGLEY For business or pleasure, romance or family fun… you’ve made the right choice. Well-appointed guestrooms, apartments and spa suites offer river or city views complemented by intimate dining at Sen5es Restaurant or lively entertainment at Fenians Irish pub. Relax in the sauna, spa and gym or stroll to riverfront attractions and shopping. At Novotel children are special guests with free accommodation and breakfast – conditions apply. 10 Irwin St, Perth 9326 7000 mercureperth.com.au MERCURE PERTH Check in then chill out at Mercure’s relaxing rooftop oasis with heated outdoor pool, sun deck, spa and gym, complemented by central CBD location with the city’s best shopping and dining on your doorstep. Spacious 4-star guestrooms and suites offer style and modern conveniences, plus interconnecting rooms that are ideal for longer stays or family breaks. On-site Beccaria Restaurant and Bar offers sumptuous buffet breakfasts, outstanding a la carte dining and creative cocktails. 53 South Perth Esplanade, South Perth WA 6151 9368 6688 Freecall: 1800 888 068 thepeninsula.net THE PENINSULA Stay in one of the best locations in Perth - affordable accommodation in a million dollar setting. The Peninsula Riverside Serviced Apartments are situated on the picturesque South Perth foreshore, overlooking the Swan River and Perth city skyline. 73 one, two and three bedroom Riverview, Courtyard and Standard Apartments are set in an acre of lush, landscaped gardens. Shops, cafes, restaurants and the ferry to the city are all located just a 3 minute walk away. 196 Adelaide Tce, Perth 9325 1455 reserve@ambassadorhotel.com.au ambassadorhotel.com.au PERTH AMBASSADOR HOTEL Enjoy a great value stay at the 3.5 star Perth Ambassador Hotel, located minutes from the CBD, shopping, dining and nightlife areas. Featuring well-appointed rooms and suites including the new fully refurbished Premium Deluxe Rooms, with free Wi-Fi internet access, Foxtel and movies-on- demand. Get active in the gym, relax in the sauna, or grab a bite to eat from the restaurant and bar. 24-hour reception, tour desk and car parking also available.
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    Scoop Traveller 153152Scoop Traveller perthsurrounds The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.auThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au Fremantle is a captivating town brimming with history, creativity, culture and fashion. From the moment you first set foot on its streets and the salty breeze known as the Fremantle Doctor hits you, you’ll be captivated by the lovingly preserved sandstone buildings, the colourful shopfronts, and all the city’s nooks and crannies hinting at treasures to be found. The Whadjuk Noongar people have tens of thousands of years of history, living on the land long before the Europeans arrived in 1829. Convicts were brought in later to build the settlement from the ground up. Three-thousand A port city with a convict and blue-collar history, and an eclectic mix of residents who frequent hip cafes and heritage pubs, Freo is both literally and figuratively left of Perth’s centre. FREMANTLE Heritage-listed buildings remain, such as the Henderson Street warders’ cottages, the notorious Roundhouse penitentiary, and the Fremantle Prison. Al fresco dining is a mainstay of Fremantle life: take a stroll along Market Street – better known as the Cappuccino Strip – and see for yourself. The burgeoning crowd outside the Freo markets, meanwhile, will draw you in to sample locally crafted goods, and the latest in foodie and artisan trends, not to mention vibrant street performers. Outside of the city centre is East Fremantle, where George Street buzzes with energy. South Freo is home to South Beach, the hangout for the local pooch-loving community as well as the Fremantle Dockers AFL team. North Freo has its own appeal, with its cluster of new-school restaurants and antique stores. The buildings of West End are filled with niche stores, galleries, and cafes; try Wray Avenue’s legendary Italian store, for freshly baked cannoli, cured meats, olives and authentic antipasto. The sea breeze will draw you to Esplanade Park and across it to the port. There, you’ll find the ultimate fish and chip strip, with huge restaurants filling renovated wharfs and silos. Eat and drink Start at the Cappuccino Strip for Italian gelato and people watching. For many, a visit to Fremantle isn’t complete without some local seafood while looking over the harbour, and while Italian is popular on this side of town, you can easily find other cuisines such as Indian and Mexican on the main strip. South Terrace in South Freo has fabulous brunch places with specialist coffee, as well as Perth’s best hotdogs from Run Amok. Fremantle is home of the great Australian pub, with laid-back beer gardens perfect for a Sunday afternoon session. It’s also a hub for the microbrewers, with the stylish harbourside Little Creatures a mecca for beer lovers. Rising stars and hospitality hot shots are making their mark on the town, too: discover North Freo’s small bars, with their mismatched furniture and exposed fittings, plus re-imagined burger joints and boutique bakeries. TOP 10 ➊ Get spooked on a night tour of the Fremantle Prison. ➋ Grab fish and chips at the Fishing Boat Harbour. ➌ Buy local produce at the Fremantle Markets. ➍ Drink specialist coffee from one of many independent cafes. ➎ Soak up the sun and cool off with a dip at South Beach. ➏ Learn about Freo’s rich history on a walking tour. ➐ Buy local designs from MANY 6160 collective in Kings Square. ➑ Shake your booty at a festival. ➒ Watch street performers and buskers get up to crazy tricks. ➓ Soak up the iconic Fremantle Harbour at a bustling brewery. For more visit scooptraveller. com.au/Fremantle. scooptraveller.com.au/ Fremantle For the ultimate travel guide interactive maps Drop in on the locals Z Wander Freo Markets’ fruit and veg section on a Saturday morning, and hear stallholders shouting out the price of strawberries. Z Bather’s Beach is a great place to catch some of the port movements and watch the sunset over the ocean. The summer evenings bring a sunset street food market. FREMANTLE Visitor Centre Town Hall, Kings Square, Fremantle (08) 9431 7878 Annual Events ST ST JEROME’S LANEWAY FESTIVAL International and local alternative acts come to rock out at Fremantle’s Esplanade Park and surrounding laneways. Feb. WEST COAST BLUES ’N’ ROOTS This beloved festival hosts some of the world’s most popular acts in blues and roots. This is a must see for enthusiasts of soulful music, and Fremantle Park is the perfect venue. Mar. FREMANTLE SEAFOOD FESTIVAL The Fishing Boat Harbour excites the masses with the splendour of the sea. Sip a glass of wine, culinary delight in hand, and gaze over Bathers Beach. Mar. STREET ARTS FESTIVAL The Freo streets turn into performance spaces over the Easter long weekend, with more than ten stages presenting international acts in busking, street theatre, comedy, circus and cabaret. Apr. WINTER GARDEN FESTIVAL Just because it doesn’t snow in WA doesn’t mean you can’t experience a white winter. Skate across the largest outdoor ice rink in Australia at Esplanade Park, while the closest thing you’ll get to snow in Perth falls down around you. Jul. Walk the ZigZag Enjoy a scenic walk on an enormous scale, and join more than 3000 people who take on the 3km trek. Oct. FREMANTLE FESTIVAL In its 110th year (2016), the festival kicks off with the blessing of the fleet at the Fishing Boat Harbour, and fireworks over Esplanade Park, with dozens of events around town. Oct-Nov. FREMANTLE BEERFEST Cool down with more than 250 craft beers and ciders on tap, while the Freo Doctor blows through Fremantle Park. Food-and- beer matching classes, brewing competitions, and tastings will go on all weekend. Nov. ARTIST OPEN HOUSE FREMANTLE Explore some of Fremantle’s architectural gems, transformed into gallery spaces over a weekend. The walking trail will take you around South Fremantle homes and cafes to view paintings, ceramics and jewellery works. Nov Street Arts Festival (photography Max Kordyll). Local Tip Kathy Johnston, South Freo local creative director at Hilli Creative 1. Head down to the Growers Green farmers market for Vietnamese breakfast pancakes – fresh, crunchy and only $8! 2. The recently opened Modern Eatery has Perth’s best sushi chefs and serves aburi variations like Love Me Tender. GETTING THERE Located only 18km from Perth, Fremantle is easy to get to by car and train, and both take thirty minutes from the city. Buses run regularly from various locations. FOR KIDS Z Learn about Western Australia’s ocean explorers and sea-monster superstitions, and view historical boats and a real-life submarine at the Maritime Museum. Z Explore salvaged shipwrecks found along the Western Australian coastline at the Shipwreck Galleries Maritime Museum. Z With its ferris wheel, picnic tables and play equipment, Esplanade Park is a good bet for a sunny afternoon. Z Tucked away just below the main strip is every kid’s dream. The Pickled Fairy Other Myths is a wonderland where kids can meet a fairy princess, buy enchanted items, or have a party held by a fantastical host. Z See a colourful show at the Puppetry Theatre on Short Street. The school holidays are especially packed with performances. is the place. Grungy and familiar, the bar puts on open-mike nights, as well as local and international acts. In the basement of The Norfolk Hotel hides the den-like Odd Fellow: head down to get up close and personal with great musicians. Committed to the Perth music scene, Swan Basement in North Fremantle puts on rocking gigs that are quintessentially Australian. COMEDY Tucked away next to the towering silos of the Little Creatures Brewery, the Comedy Lounge is a quality venue hosting a huge variety of comedians every week. Sip a renowned Little Creatures beer between laughs. DO AND SEE ART With art hanging on the original walls of what was once a women’s lunatic asylum, Fremantle Arts Centre holds many haunting stories. Nowadays it also hosts free exhibitions, expansive music programs, and art classes. Resident artists also live and create at Freo’s Moore Moore Studios. Have a bite to eat in the quaint garden before perusing contemporary art. There’s an independent institute located on Bather’s Beach, too: Kidogo Arts House is a cave-like building hosting small exhibitions. LIVE MUSIC The Fremantle Arts Centre is a big gig venue beloved by both musos and crowds. For an intimate setting, Mojos STAY There are great bed and breakfasts scattered around Fremantle, allowing you to live like a village local, giving your holiday a little personality. You’ll smell the salt air wherever you are in Freo, but if you’re lusting after a beach holiday there are apartments right behind South Beach. If you’re looking for a little history or excitement, Fremantle Prison Youth Hostel (YHA) resides in the heritage-listed Fremantle Prison, the same complex that used to house the Women’s Prison. It’s easy to get around town wherever you stay, most places are within walking distance of the city centre, otherwise Freo’s free CAT buses stop at all major areas. Fremantle port (photography Ben Reynolds). Mojos. Fremantle Prison. Little Creatures. Fremantle’s team of expert guides. AVON VALLEY MANDURAH PEEL PERTH HILLS NORTH COAST ROTTNEST PERTH SWAN VALLEY FREMANTLE ROCKINGHAM
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    Scoop Traveller 155154Scoop Traveller The premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.auThe premier guide to Western Australia scooptraveller.com.au perthsurrounds scooptraveller.com.au FREMANTLE MARKETS The Fremantle Markets are a must-see if only for the building’s heritage architecture. Enter the maze and enjoy the immense, buzzing energy on market days. Discover the vast array of local produce, peruse independent wares, and hang out in the yard to devour some seriously tasty treats. If you’re looking for entertainment, bask in the craziness of performances and kooky characters that are an integral part of the market experience. Open Friday to Sunday. scooptraveller.com.au FREMANTLE FISHING BOAT HARBOUR Trace the boardwalks of Fremantle’s Fishing Boat Harbour and get a feel for the town’s maritime history while the “freo doctor” breezes in. Home to over 400 fishing boats, the harbour boasts a great variety of seafood dining options, a waterside brewery, and various sailing tours. Take in the ambience with a scenic Ferris Wheel ride or head to Bathers Beach and enjoy the sunshine. History buffs are recommended to visit Maritime Museum Shipwreck Galleries to learn about the harbour’s intriguing maritime stories. Tourism WA Adventure or cruise? It’s up to you! 3-hour sails on the Leeuwin Ph. (08) 9430 4105 Book your 3-hour sail on www.sailleeuwin.com Join us for a 3-hour sail adventure on the STS Leeuwin II. Take part in sailing activities such as raising the sails, taking the helm and possibly even climbing the bowsprit or just sit back and enjoy the sail! All sails leave from B Berth, Victoria Quay in Fremantle. A unique experience for the whole family. GiftVouchersavailable Sails run from November to late March and include light food and refreshments. Visit our website for a full list of dates and prices or to book your sail. tours attractions / accommodation fremantle 1 The Terrace, Fremantle 9336 9200 info@fremantleprison.com.au fremantleprison.com.au FREMANTLE PRISON Welcoming visitors since 1850. ‘Step inside and do time’ with Fremantle Prison’s experienced guides on a range of guided tours. Explore Perth’s only World Heritage Listed Site on one of the fascinating Prison Day Tours, a Tunnels Tour adventure or spooky Torchlight Tour. The Prison also features exhibitions in the Prison Gallery, interpretive Visitor Centres, an onsite cafe and an award winning Gift Shop. 15 Bannister St, Fremantle 6160 6800 reservations@hougoumonthotel.com hougoumonthotel.com HOUGOUMONT FREMANTLE Welcome aboard the Hougoumont. Affordable, luxurious Fremantle accommodation at the Hougoumont Hotel. Fremantle’s iconic new hotel located less than 100m from the cappuccino strip. Taking its name from the last convict ship to come to Australia, the Hougoumont is the perfect base from which to enjoy the exciting attractions of our port city. 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