Perth, WA – Don’t Miss the Shipwreck Museum in Fremantle! ⚓✨

Fremantle is full of hidden gems, and the WA Shipwreck Museum is a must-visit! Here’s the best route for your visit: 1️⃣ Explore the museum first. 2️⃣ Check out the nearby historic train tracks. 3️⃣ Walk through the tunnel leading to the beach (super atmospheric!). 4️⃣ Relax by the shore—post-rain seaside vibes are unbeatable. 🌊☀️ 📍 WA Shipwreck Museum – Quick Facts ✅ Recognized as the most important maritime archaeology museum in the Southern Hemisphere! ✅ Housed in the 1850s Commissariat Building, opened to the public in 1979. ✅ Location: Cliff St, Fremantle, WA. 🚢 Exhibits You Can’t Miss 🔹 Batavia Gallery – The star attraction! Features the reconstructed wreck of the Dutch East India Company’s Batavia (sank in 1629) + recovered artifacts. 🔹 Dutch Shipwrecks Zone – Displays artifacts, maps, and logs from early Dutch explorers in Australia. 🔹 Trial Gallery – Houses relics from Australia’s first recorded shipwreck (1622). 🔹 Marine Machinery Section – A 100-year-old steam engine from the Broadhurst family’s shipbuilding era! ℹ️ Visitor Info 🕘 Opening Hours: Daily 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM (closed on public holidays). 🎟️ Admission: FREE! (Yes, really!) Why Go? Perfect for history buffs, maritime lovers, and casual explorers! Combines museum + scenic coastal walk for a full experience. #TravelMustVisit #Australia #ExploreAustralia #TravelWA #MuseumLover #ShipwreckHistory #Fremantle #FreeAttractions #BucketListAdventures 🌏⚓📸