Fremantle is situated in the southwestern section of Australia, and the city can be found within a 30-minute drive from Perth.

The Monument Hill is the highest point in the city, and this well-known landmark features a beautiful statue that honors veterans. It is around 58 metres above sea-level, however, other parts of the city are only 7 metres above sea-level.

The initial settlement was established in 1829, and originally, the town had approximately 400 settlers. The town quickly expanded during the 1850s as ships transported additional settlers. During 1855, several organisations created the Fremantle Jail, and subsequently, many convicts also arrived from other regions. In the 1880s, the citizens established local organisations, created extensive roads and modified the local docks. These improvements encouraged many individuals to visit the city, and eventually, the city became a local transportation hub.

The city is a major port that has stimulated economic growth in the region, and the city's roads allow guests to visit many regions. The area's beaches also attract tourists who can observe distinctive wildlife, examine the coral reefs, visit various islands and explore the nearby reserves.