Heritage Trails
The City of Fremantle has published a range of sheets related to the history of the port including:
- Art and Culture Trail - including a wide walk that moves between the Fremantle Arts Centre and the Maritime Museum
- C.Y O'Connor Trail
- Convict Trail
- Discovery Trail
- Fishing Boat Harbour Trail - that moves around Bathers Beach, Challenger Harbour and Fishing Boat Harbour
- Hotels and Breweries Walk - known as a Top Trail
- Manjaree Heritage Trail - local indigenous people the Whadjuk lived in the area prior to European settlement
- Maritime Heritage Trail
- Retail and Fashion Trail
- Waterfront Trail
- Writers Walk - Tim Winton, Joan London, John Boyle O'Reilly, Xavier Herbert, Kim Scott and their associations with Fremantle
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