Interesting place to visit. If you want to see how a panopticon works, this is the place to go.

it didnt come across as something particularly exciting for me to see but i guess if you are interested in historical places this may be something you find of interest. it's free access and gives you a nice outlook to the sea and parts of Fremantle so if you have nothing to do that day it could be something you... More

Unforunately, we arrived too late to join a tour. Also access to the beach was locked. Even so, the views were great and old stone work worth a look before we left Freo. The Cat buses were handy too.

Try to go on a friday if you can and have a laugh with the great fun very knowledgeable guide named Ken. Ken knows so much about the area and is so passionate about the history of his town you could sit and listen to him all day long. You can also pre book the opportunity to fire the noon... More

The history is poorly explained. The area is slowly eroding, even the ghosts seem to have moved away

Basically, this is a quick historic stop on your walk around Fremanlte.

Thia is another place we like to take out of state or oversea's visitors. Great views a bit of history and it has a great photo op down one of the streets of old fremantle. Make it part of your walk from the E shed markets down to little creatures for a nice brew and pizza and your day is... More

the renovated Round House was to house convicts, which is on show now by lovely senior people who have heaps of stories to the interessted visitors. Visitors will surely enjoy the extraordinary dedication of the staff, the impression of the building and the outlook to the city´s small streets.

My husband is a re enactor and this place has a lot of history, well restored and lots of information, nice views as well