







Princess Royal Fortress Military Museum is Australia's first federal fortress and has a range of attractions to entertain you. The views of King George Sound and Princess Royal Harbour are a highlight.
Explore the restored 1893 fortress on foot. Discover how the soldiers kept the enemy out of the port. Visit the commanding officer's house for views across the bays and up to the Porongurup Ranges. Be amazed by the anti-submarine weapon system and the torpedoes used by submarines. Visit the kitchen site, quarter masters, officer's residence and married quarters to imagine how soldiers lived.
The history buff will enjoy the impressive museums on offer at the fortress, including HMAS Perth Interpretive Centre, the Australian Light Horses Museum and the Australian War Memorial Gallery.
Situated four and a half hours drive south of Perth, the fortress is well worth a visit.
Entry to the facility is free with gold coin donations encouraged, however, please note that the buildings are not accessible unless guests visit the National Anzac Centre. Visitation to the buildings at Princess Royal Fortress is included in the National Anzac Centre ticket price.
Great collection and well presented museum. Do the navy walk for the views and see the gun emplacements.
Very well presented with many stories about the Anzacs. Well worth a visit. Thankyou
Canon Firing was loud, lucky to witness it, were there at the right time 1:30pm.
Been to the Princess Royal Fort on every trip to Albany. Well worth the visit and time to walk around the facility. The new ANZAC centre is thoroughly thought and we'll worth the additional visit.
A large free site, on the top of Mt Clarence providing amazing views of the surrounds. Easy drive up on sealed roads, with lots of free carparks provided. Site is well maintained & the buildings preserved. The site is on a large site with various buildings, the lookout, gardens, gun placements & bunkers, & navy related items. Various story-boards explain the Fort & WW1 Convoy stories. There is a coffee shop (not open when we visited), & a souvenir shop. Volunteers provide a brief presentation at 10.30 & 2 (check time).
Forts Road
Albany WA 6330