The symbol of the Flying Angel is an integral part of the Flying Angel Club worldwide and is also etched into the memory of Fremantle city.

The Flying Angel holding the book is part of an icon in the city mall (High Street) and has been created from the original symbol on the outside of the Flying Angel Club Fremantle building for the past 40 years.

The artist has presented a mosaic of Fremantle icons in the footpath artistry adjacent to Cully's Cake Shop.The new Flying Angel Icon is stylised in a contemporary form and featured on this webpage.

At first glance the Flying Angel appears to be on a stained glass window, however this artistic masterpiece is on footpath slabs that are the walkway and meeting place for many people.

Places to See At Fremantles Victoria Quay

A ten minute walk takes you to the centre of Fremantle shopping zone and the restaurant/cafe' area

known locally as 'Cappuccino Strip'. Other places of interest include the Fremantle Markets, the Historical Prison,

the Motor Museum, Maritime Museum, E Shed Markets Roundhouse, Restaurants and the

Fishing Boat Harbour, with its' fine seafood restaurants. The Fremantle Maritime Museum is a state of the art building and was opened in the 21st century and is a drawcard for many people interested in maritime history.

The free CAT buses run around central Fremantle and stop 1 block from outside the club's Queen Victoria Street entrance. The Fremantle Railway train station is only a short walk away. All trains go to to Perth city.

Web Links

• Mission To Seafarers
• Map of Fremantle
• Fremantle Tourist Bureau
• Fremantle Information
• Tourist Information for Fremantle and Perth
• www.bom.gov.au