
Visiting Fremantle Prison: what to know before you go
1 The Terrace, 6160, Fremantle, Australia
Fremantle Prison is a prison in Fremantle, open since 1855.
Of the 6 upcoming shows with a published time, 100% start at 17:30 – plan to arrive a little earlier for security and the cloakroom.
The busiest month ahead is November 2026, with 2 dates.

Key facts
- Type of venue
- Prison
- Opened
- 1855
- Address
- 1 The Terrace, 6160, Fremantle, Australia
- Upcoming events
- 6
- Usual start time
- 17:30
Fremantle Prison, month by month
- November 20262 dates, including Men At Work and Guy Sebastian - 100 x AROUND AUSTRALIA TOUR
- December 20261 date, including Suzi Quatro
- February 20272 dates, including KALEO Way Down Under We Go Tour and Pete Murray - Playing 'Feeler' and 'See the Sun' in-Full
- March 20271 date, including Belinda Carlisle - G'Day & Goodbye
Arriving by public transport
- Fremantle railway station, PerthTrain820 m
10 min walk
Arriving by car
4 car parks within walking distance; the nearest is 200 m from the venue.
Next events at Fremantle Prison




Other venues near Fremantle Prison
- Freo.Social220 m · 26 dates
- The Duke of George1.5 km · 6 dates
- Wyola Club760 m · 2 dates
- Fremantle Town Hall470 m · 1 date
Fremantle Prison: practical questions
When did Fremantle Prison open?
Fremantle Prison opened in 1855.
What time do shows start at Fremantle Prison?
Usually at 17:30 (100% of the upcoming shows with a published time). Check your ticket for the exact time.
What is the nearest stop to Fremantle Prison?
Fremantle railway station, Perth (Train), 820 m away – about 10 min on foot.
Can I park near Fremantle Prison?
Yes, 4 car parks are mapped nearby, the closest 200 m away.
Which month has the most events at Fremantle Prison?
November 2026, with 2 dates, including Men At Work and Guy Sebastian - 100 x AROUND AUSTRALIA TOUR.
Which other venues are close to Fremantle Prison?
Freo.Social (220 m) and The Duke of George (1.5 km).
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