Discover the historical buildings and nautical past of Waterfront Williamstown with three self-guided walking tours.

Download a copy from the website or stop in at the Visitor Information Centre in Commonwealth Reserve in the heritage precinct and talk to the friendly staff who will provide local information and a detailed copy of each map.

The Waterfront Heritage Walk delves into the town’s maritime past, showcasing iconic sites such as Commonwealth Reserve, historic piers, and beautifully preserved 19th-century buildings along Nelson Place.

The Heritage Buildings Walk highlights the architectural gems of Williamstown, featuring grand civic structures like the Town Hall, elegant Victorian villas, and historic schools, reflecting the area’s development as a bustling port town.

Meanwhile, the Seaside Heritage Walk meanders through the picturesque coastal precinct, encompassing the Williamstown Botanic Gardens, charming workers’ cottages, and striking seaside landmarks like the Bathers’ Pavilion.

Together, these walks provide a comprehensive glimpse into Williamstown’s evolution from a critical maritime hub to a vibrant and historically rich community.