Fremantle Prison – Convict Prison Tour
Discover the history of UNESCO World Heritage listed Fremantle Prison from its construction in the 1850s until the end of the convict era in 1886. Find out why Fremantle Prison is a heritage site with exceptional cultural heritage significance at a state, national and international levels. It is the most intact of all Australian convict sites. Discover why almost 10,000 men were transported from Great Britain and Ireland, how they built their own prison and helped shape the future of Western Australia. Learn about our history through their stories.
Tonic & Ginger, The Old Synagogue
The Old Synagogue was built in 1902 making it Western Australia’s first synagogue, and today, it's home to four unique hospitality venues, on a state heritage listed site ingrained in Fremantle’s history. Tonic + Ginger does south east Asian fusion in a larger than life way!
Itinerary
1.00pm Depart Esplanade Hotel Fremantle aboard coach
1:10pm Coach arrives Tonic & Ginger at The Old Synagogue for lunch - a selection of shared mains and a house wine, beer or soft drink
2:10pm Depart by coach to Fremantle Prison
2:20pm Arrive Fremantle Prison
2:30pm Fremantle Prison Convict Prison Tour Commences
3:45pm Tour concludes and return by coach to Esplanade Hotel Fremantle
4:00pm Arrive back at Esplanade Hotel Fremantle