The city of Fremantle is renowned for it's well preserved architectural heritage. For anyone with a love of heritage buildings a walk along High Street (tres informative link) is a visual delight. No 1 High St. the Fremantle Municipal Tramways building above, now home to Chalkys where we had breakfast, there's something quite special about breakfasting in a heritage building :) Below looking back up to the Roundhouse built in 1830, the first permanent building built in the Swan River Colony. The High St. Link above gives a good description of the buildings along the way..
Did I mention that these buildings are all on the left hand side as you walk down High St., the next time we're there I'll snap the gorgeousness that is on the right side :) Below looking back up to the Round House. What do you think, pretty fab oui! Happy Sunday, take care and stay safe...
Exquisitely beautiful architecture, Grace!
ReplyDeleteFremantle has some fabulous buildings!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous place! I'd love strolling those streets, window shopping and of course taking photos. Such unique architecture.
ReplyDeleteMuch nicer buildings than what is generally built today.
ReplyDeleteThe buildings definitely have character and some beautiful architecture. What a nice looking place.
ReplyDeleteThese are all buildings with great character. Some of them might be identifiable as banks and hotels, but no way of knowing what they are now.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous buildings, Grace! You must have been out and about early as there are few people around!
ReplyDeleteIt is sunny & +13˚C here and I've seen people out in shorts!
I like the lavender scooter the best.
ReplyDeleteI love the old building, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSome of our best preserved towns were preserved because they were unfashionable and there wasn't a profit to made by knocking down old buildings to put up new ones. I suspect this is the case up to a point with Fremantle.
ReplyDelete4th photo is quite interesting...Like the roof.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
I think it's a safe bet you'll never run out of subject matter for your blog, Grace!
ReplyDelete...I love the period architecture.
ReplyDeleteThere may be no place else that looks like this. So British, yet so sun-blasted and baked. Maybe there is something comparable in India.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful pics
ReplyDeleteEvery building is worth a photo. All so neat and nicely renovated.
ReplyDeleteWow, an interesting street with striking buildings!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful houses for sure, Grace!
ReplyDeleteMy kind of town to visit. You do have some lovely architecture and history to discover! Thanks for sharing it all with us too.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, they look well cared for.
ReplyDeleteThat does look like a great place to visit.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the buildings and that fabulous blue sky too
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
oh this makes me feel homesick. I love the High Street, great shops and I think I have had coffee in all of the cafes.
ReplyDeleteit's easy to forget how much history there is in the city sometimes. Thanks for bringing the camera out of storage to catch the architecture there for us mate! Reminds me that it's time to slow down and enjoy some time just walking around and enjoying my surroundings!
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