Fremantle
Convicts, Culture & Street Art
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Partner Name: Two Feet & a Heartbeat
Address: Mills Records, Adelaide Street, Fremantle WA 6959, Australia
Two Feet & a Heartbeat offers a unique cultural tour experience in Greater Perth, Western Australia. This guided tour takes you through the charming town of Fremantle, known for its historical heritage and multicultural history. Once home to whaling stations and mass immigration, Fremantle is now a cultural melting pot with stories of prisoner escapes, convict antics, and the expulsion of Indigenous peoples to Rottnest Island.
Discover why over 10,000 men were transported from Great Britain and Ireland, and how they built their own prison, contributing to the cultural heritage of Western Australia. With a local guide, you''ll explore the town''s fascinating stories and amazing sites, gaining a deeper understanding of the area''s cultural significance.
This cultural immersion tour is a perfect way to explore Fremantle''s cultural landmarks and rich history. As you walk through the streets, you''ll encounter street art, cafe''s, and heritage buildings, each with their own story to tell. The tour offers a cultural exploration experience, allowing you to connect with the town''s past and present.
Two Feet & a Heartbeat''s guided cultural tours provide an opportunity to learn about Aboriginal cultural experiences and the area''s indigenous history. The tour guides are knowledgeable and passionate about sharing the town''s stories and cultural heritage with visitors.
We Wander has carefully selected Two Feet & a Heartbeat as a partner, offering unique cultural experiences that showcase the best of Greater Perth''s cultural landmarks and heritage. This cultural sightseeing tour is a must-do for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural significance of Fremantle, Western Australia.
