Fremantle, or "Freo", is one of the cultural centres of Perth. It's a picturesque and active city, directly situated at the mouth of the Swan River and within direct proximity of the magnificent Australian beaches of the Indian Ocean.
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Contrary to Perth, it has managed to conserve its traditional appearance with its convict-built buildings from the colonial era. The small town has the reputation of being the best maintained port in the world and nowadays, it is the most important naval centre of Western Australia. It is worth experiencing the atmosphere of secondhand articles of the Freemantle Markets and after a day of shopping in the fashionable shops of the town centre, there's nothing better than a good Italian espresso on the Cappuccino Strip, beside the water. And to get around the town centre, why not take advantage of the free bus? Only a stone's throw away from South Terrace, boulevard of Fremantle, you will be able to admire the Creative Native Gallery, with its Aboriginal craftwork and musical instruments. The town has several artistic events on offer throughout the year, such as the Fremantle Festival in November. In addition, Perth is only 20 minutes away by train, Come to learn English in this multicultural and multi-faceted town!
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