Travel Reference
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The bottom end of High St is the place for interesting and quirky shopping. Fashion stores
run along Market St, towards the train station. Queen Victoria St in North Fremantle is the
place to go for antiques. Don't forget Fremantle Markets for clothes, souvenirs and knick-
knacks.
Japingka
OFFLINE MAP
INDIGENOUS ART
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.japingka.com.au
;
47 High St; 10am-5.30pm Mon-Fri, noon-5pm Sat & Sun)
Specialising in Abori-
ginal fine art, from WA and beyond. Purchases come complete with extensive notes about
the works and the artists that painted them.
New Edition
OFFLINE MAP
BOOKS
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.newedition.com.au
;
82 High St; 7.30am-6pm Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm Sun)
A bookworm's dream with
comfy armchairs for browsing and a funky cafe attached. See you in a leisurely three
hours.
Jarrahcorp
OFFLINE MAP
FURNITURE
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.jarrahcorp.com.au
;
cnr High & Pakenham Sts; 11am-4pm Mon-Sat, noon-4pm Sun)
Traditional and
contemporary furniture and gifts crafted from jarrah and marri timber salvaged from old
buildings or ancient logs. At the time of writing, the owner was also planning on opening
a wine bar called Epicure adjacent to the shop.
Found
(
www.fac.org.au
;
1 Finnerty St;
ARTS & CRAFTS
10am-5pm)
The Fremantle Arts Centre shop stocks an inspiring
range of WA art and craft.
Love in Tokyo
(
www.loveintokyo.com.au
;
61-63 High St; 10am-5pm Mon-Sat, 1-5pm Sun)
Local designer turning out
gorgeously fashioned fabrics for women.
CLOTHING
Elizabeth's Bookshop
BOOKS
