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Explore Fremantle Markets: 150+ Stalls in Historic 1897 Building

Fremantle Markets, established in 1897 inside a heritage-listed Victorian building, operate on weekends with free entry and more than 150 stalls selling produce, food and crafts.

By Perth Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Fremantle Markets, established in 1897, operate from a heritage-listed Victorian building at the corner of South Terrace and Henderson Street in Fremantle. The indoor market draws visitors seeking fresh produce, gourmet items and local goods on its regular trading days.

Opening Times

The markets run year-round on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus most Monday public holidays. The Hall opens from 9am to 8pm on Fridays and from 9am to 6pm on weekends, while The Yard begins trading at 8am. Entry remains free with no booking required.

What to Find at the Markets

More than 150 stalls offer fresh produce, gourmet food, artisan crafts, fashion, indigenous art and local specialties including fresh fish and shellfish. Live street performances take place outside the market building, adding to the atmosphere on operating days.

Practical Visitor Advice

For a quieter visit, Fridays before 12pm or Saturdays after 3:30pm are recommended. The site can be reached from Perth CBD by the 910 bus, which takes approximately 56 minutes, or by car via the Kwinana Freeway and Leach Highway. Contact details are available on (08) 9335 2515.

These details come directly from the market’s official information and local guides. The combination of historic setting, consistent weekend hours and varied stalls makes the markets a longstanding option for both residents and visitors looking for a straightforward market experience in Fremantle.

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