Best places: Historical landmarks in Palmyra, Australia

Former prison dating from 1831, now open to the public for visits, with entry by donation.

Visitors can drive or walk along a narrow peninsula to this bright beacon offering scenic views.

👍 Fishing spot at the north mole lighthouse, with the ground giving choices of which side you can fish on depending on weather. Today there was a large seal slowly swimming along the edge looking for his lunch.

Charming blue boathouse at the end of a pier popular with tourists as a photo spot.

👍 One of interesting tourism spot when you visit Perth/Fremantle. It's only open at Sunday 10am to 3pm where you can go inside deep down in to the tunnel (with local guide). But welcome to come anytime to enjoy uphill view of North Fremantle & Mosman Park. The sunset in the evening is wonderful. The a...

Opened in 1835, this restored tower mill offers guided tours, an education centre & a souvenir shop.

👍👍 A humble ,simple grave of one of the greatest leading singer of all time . You can find Bon rest silently among other souls . A quiet place to reflect on his short yet amazing life . If you are looking for the statue of Bon ，that is located in Fremantle next to the cicerello fish n chips.

👍👍 Really enjoyed tonight with my friends, it was hella busy some people got rowdy but Shannon the security was absolutely respectful diligent and got the job done. The bar staff were under the pump and they worked tirelessly. Really love to see a good security guard in Freo. Not that we’re short but s...

This 1890s practice facility for the volunteer artillery corps is now a club & venue for musicians.