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HMAS Sydney II Memorial
1300 Reviews
Gummer Ave, Geraldton WA 6530
HMAS Sydney ii Memorial Welcome About This National Memorial commemorates the loss of The HMAS Sydney II and the ships company of 645 men on 19th November 1941 Inside this website you will discover vital information about the Memorial, how it started, who designed and built it, image galleries of the individual components that make
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
- Public toilet
State War Memorial
1236 Reviews
Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005
State War Memorial precinct description and history.
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
Fremantle War Memorial
866 Reviews
Corner Of High Street and Bateman Street, Fremantle WA 6160
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
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Adam Scott
24.10.2023
Fremantle War Memorial
A gorgeous hill paying respects to the fallen with spectacular views over the Port City. The perfect place to observe the unique layout of Fremantle and spot Rottnest island on the horizon. Top tip: Come here for sundown with a glass of wine and nibbles.
Karen Ferguson
22.10.2023
Fremantle War Memorial
Night time visit..spectacular view..A place of peace and reflection.
john keen
18.10.2023
War Memorial
Dawn service.loved it
Muhammad Haroon
17.10.2023
Fremantle War Memorial
Amazing place to be at night. So quiet and peaceful.The only thing missing is Public Toilets. There are none on site. We had to leave the place and drive back home for toilets.
Jill Mellon
13.10.2023
HMAS Sydney II Memorial
A wonderful memorial to the brave adults who lost their lives. I suggest a sunset visit. Tranquil, beautifully designed memorial.
Prometheus fire twirling
12.10.2023
Fremantle War Memorial
My little man loves running up and down the grass Hills wish I had some cardboard to slide down the hill
Hisguardianis Quran
08.10.2023
State War Memorial
Love this place. A great place to just relax and let the stress go. Especially at night. Looking over the city. Its quite mesmerizing.
Stephen Finch
04.10.2023
War Memorial
Small but well-supported memorial. The Anzac Day ceremony is well supported and popular. The memorial is just over the road from the pioneer graveyard, with graves from Augusta first and second wave settlement - 1830: the year after Western Australia's first settlement by British settlers, in 1829.
Jacob Tapper
01.10.2023
War Memorial
Great for the little town
Karen D
28.09.2023
War Memorial
Beautifully presented