The Williamstown Waterfront Heritage Walk showcases the rich maritime and historical significance of the area through a series of notable sites, including Commonwealth Reserve, where remnants of the town's maritime past can be seen, and Gem Pier, established in 1839 as a transport link. The walk highlights a range of heritage buildings such as the 19th-century Customs House, various historical hotels like the Royal Hotel and Steam Packet Hotel, as well as former banks and churches that reflect Williamstown's growth and architectural styles of the period. This walk provides a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of Williamstown as a crucial port and community hub. Distance 1.6km + Optional 1.1km extension