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Things you can do from Fremantle Harvest

Walk the white sands at nearby Port Beach
Walk or jog along the idyllic Swan River
Dwell at Cafes within a quick walk from Fremantle Harvest (including Harvest Restaurant, Flipside Gourmet Burger Bar, Mrs Brown Bar, Tonic Cafe, Salt on the Beach, The Red Herring and Leftbank Cafe & Restaurant ... you have breakfast, lunch and dinner covered)
Enjoy a coffee on the 'Cappuccino Strip' which is open from very early to very late, every day of the week
Enjoy a meal at one of Fremantle's many other excellent restaurants where most dining is extremely informal
Visit the weekend markets every Friday, Saturday and Sunday - The Fremantle Market and the E-Shed market
Try your luck at fishing in the harbour or from the North or South Moles, or maybe from one of several nearby beaches
Enjoy fish & chips around the edge of the fishing boat harbour
Take a stroll and look at the turn of the century architecture in the West End ... spot Notre Dame University
Visit the many museums in Fremantle (Maritime Museum, Motor Museum, Energy Museum, Prison Museum and the Army Museum)
Take a stroll around the many art & craft venues (including aboriginal art galleries in High Street, the Moores Building in nearby Henry Street, and the Fremantle Arts Centre)
Go for a tram ride around Freo town, a popular way to see and hear about the city of Fremantle
Watch the sun go down over the Indian Ocean from the Round House or with glass in hand at The Oyster Bar on the Beach
Listen to music in a variety of venues including pubs, nightclubs, the Fly By Night, Kulcha or Mojos
Take a ferry to Rottnest, to Perth or on further up to the wine growing area of the Swan Valley
Catch the latest movie at local movie theatres
Outside Freo ... you can explore Cottosloe, Claremont, Subiaco and Perth City which are all easily accessible by train