Fremantle Town Hall

Fremantle Town Hall is a heritage-listed civic building located at the corner of High and William Streets in central Fremantle, Western Australia. Completed in 1887 to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, it is a prominent example of Victorian Free Classical architecture designed by Melbourne architects Grainger and D'Ebro. Notable for its clock tower, grand main hall and ornate interior, it remains a central venue for civic functions, concerts and community events in Fremantle.

Visitors can expect to see a two-storey Victorian Free Classical building with a distinctive clock tower, stucco facade and ornate detailing on the corner of Kings Square (Walyalup Koort). The exterior is freely viewable from the street and square. Interior access is generally limited to ticketed events, concerts, exhibitions, civic functions or private venue hire. When open for events, visitors can explore the large main hall with its stage, decorative plasterwork and timber features.