A visit to the Fremantle markets is a must if visiting Perth. Easy to get to by train from Perth CBD or anywhere with a train service. This place is like the old time markets all big cities used to have until they got hung up on posh shopping centres full of big name brands. In other words they are great if you are not put off by crowds. Plenty of other attractions in Fremantle’s shopping district.

Dropped in after the prison tour around 115pm on a Sunday. Was chocker a block and I mean.... could not move. Hard to see the stalls and queues for food and people standing in the walkway eating which made it even harder to navigate. Various food options (if you can manage to get served) and other nic nacs etc. The fruit and veg seemed good quality and cheap prices too

We have breakfast here and tried/bought coffee, orange juice, eggspot sandwich, cream puffs, beef jerky, strawberries and honeycake. The food are good. Shopping wise nothing really interesting. It is a small market so you can cover this whole place in 30 minutes. Worth a visit!

As we've traveled Terra Australis from east to west, the covered markets just get better and better. If you're here on a weekend (when the market is open), grab the train from Perth and get on down here. Every kind of ethnic food you've every heard of, and probably some you haven't (kangaroo biltong, anyone)? If I lived nearby I would eat here all the time. Extensive assortment of local tchotchkes on sale if that's your thing.

This is a must-do activity in my book - but I love a good market. It's mainly inside so great for a hot day (which it was when we were there). Lots of different stalls with so much to try - teas, wines, nuts, etc. Was well worth the visit.

My wife would give this market a 4. I would give it a 2. So a 3 it is! It was packed on a Saturday of course. There are plenty of reasonable food outlets and all the touristy tat you could ever wish for. My wife did get a nice top for a fair price and I bought a delicious freshly squeezed orange juice. But frankly - I couldn’t wait to get out!

It was a really hot day when we visited here: the crowds and lack of good air flow made it even hotter. They have crammed a lot into a small space. Even so, it was interesting, and had an eclectic assortment of foods and chattels for sale. It's an easy 10-15 minute walk from the train station, and is about five brisk-walking minutes from Fremantle Prison.

A very diverse and interesting visit to this iconic market. Very busy on a weekend. Lots of things to sample such as wines/spirits, and purchases of food and homemade gifts. Also the fruit and vegies were of excellent quality and reasonable priced.

We took the train from Perth and wandered around the markets which was extremely crowded. There are lots of food vendors and we picked a Greek one and managed to find someplace outdoors to eat. The markets are selling all kinds of goods and we bought some gifts. We also wandered around Fremantle which was a nice place to visit.

We've been visiting this market since the 2000s and it has not changed much. Still a busy, bustling place where there are lots to see, buy, eat, browse.. interesting stuff that reflects the diverse culture in Australia. Prices are not too bad, and do visit in winter to escape the heat of Summer, as it gets way too hot inside sometimes.