Attractions near Perth Cbd

The Western Australian Museum – Perth has now closed to the public while they create the New Museum for WA, scheduled to reopen in 2020.

The State Library of Western Australian is located in the cultural precinct alongside popular museums in the heart of Perth's city centre. The Alexander Library

Let your tastebuds take you on a West Australian journey, all within 30-minutes of Perth's central business district. Big place, with big flavours. Western Australia

Artist Marcus Canning is no stranger to West Australian history. In a way, he’s been part of it since the beginning – his great, great

The Iconic entrance sculpture for the Mirvac office tower is symbolic of the tree that was felled at this site in 1829 to commemorate the

Embark on a virtual gold trail of discovery through Perth city and discover the story of a city built on gold and its importance to

The Perth Town Hall is located on the corner of Hay and Barrack Street at the highest point of the City. Opened in 1870, it

The King Street Precinct is the jewel in the crown of Perth’s West End. Nestled between Murray and Hay streets, the precinct marries the sophistication

Connect, learn and relax at the City’s new community meeting place. Whether you’re after research materials, the daily paper, free access to e-books, or just

The Historic Heart of Perth is an area spanning from Barrack Street in the west to Hill Street in the east. This east end of

The Burt Memorial Hall is a community building standing in the centre of the Cathedral Square precinct, adjacent to St George’s Cathedral. Constructed in the

Fronting Barrack Street at the Perth Town Hall end of the State Buildings, the Petition Kitchen restaurant, is located where Perth’s first Police Court operated

Beneath the soaring archways of the iconic State Buildings, new life is being breathed into a collection of iconic heritage buildings that will revive the

Point Zero is the marker from which all distances to Perth are measured, and represents the centre point and civic heart of the city. Situated

Cathedral Square is a heritage listed site which comprises the former government buildings known locally as the State Buildings, which have returned the soul of

St George’s Cathedral is the principle cathedral of the Anglican province of Western Australia and the metropolitical Diocese of Perth. The cathedral was built by

The Deanery has housed generations of Deans over its history and is now the hub of the St George’s Cathedral administration. Built in 1859 as

Brought to Perth by BGC Development; Hibernian Place at 480 Hay St in Perth’s East End is home to the eagerly awaited 368-room, five-star Westin

Government House is one of Perth's most magnificent properties, located right in the centre of the city. With over three hectares of beautiful gardens, you

Celebrating Perth’s love affair with the Swan River, Elizabeth Quay is transforming the foreshore into a free playground for all ages to enjoy the city’s

Walk the Historic Heart. The Historic Heart is home to one of Perth’s greatest collections of heritage buildings, together forming important sc of late nineteenth

Perth Arena is Western Australia's landmark home of live entertainment, music and sports. Widely reported as Australia's finest venue, the 15,000 capacity Perth Arena features

Journey through the Heartland! Experience a series of national and international artworks on iconic infrastructure spanning Western Australia’s regional heartland. You will kick off in

From the towering glass spire of The Bell Tower, one of the largest musical instruments in the world fills Perth's city air with its chimes.

Meander along Barrack Street Jetty to visit the towering glass spire of the Swan Bells. Indulge your tastebuds with a range of waterfront restaurants, casual

Learn more about Western Australia’s colonial history on a visit to Barracks Archway in the west end of Perth. Barracks Archway was once part of

The East Perth Cemetery was first mentioned in 1829 in records of colonial secretary Peter Broun. It was originally much larger than it is today

One of the largest inner-city parks in the world, Kings Park and Botanic Garden is 400 hectares of serene natural bushland and sculpted gardens.

The iconic State War Memorial is visited by more than 40,000 people each Anzac Day Dawn Service, with numerous wreath-laying ceremonies held every year. The

Optus Stadium and the surrounding Park is located east of the Perth Central Business District, on the Burswood Peninsula. With views of the picturesque Swan

The iconic Crawley Edge Boatshed, situated on the banks of the Swan River at Matilda Bay in Crawley, is one of Perth city’s insta hotspots

The intriguing brick work and picturesque grounds surrounding St Matthews Church draws many visitors to the historic town of Guildford. The church now standing in

At nine metres high, 19 metres long and tipping the scales at 66 tonnes, Rainbow is not your average public art piece. The sculpture, by

The Midland Town Hall was built 1906 in French renaissance style and forms a distinctive landmark in Midland.

Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia's premier cultural heritage sites and tourist attractions. It is the State's only World Heritage listed building and the

St Johns Anglican Church and Kings Square are affectionately known by the locals as the true heart of Fremantle. The striking gothic architecture of the

Lovers of old buildings will be inspired by the free style interpretation of classical architecture evident in the Fremantle Town Hall. Home to the tourist

The Fremantle Railway Station is a memorable historical landmark for visitors to the renowned port city of Fremantle. Catch the train from Perth, or just

The section of South Terrace from the corner of Bannister Street to Parry Street in Fremantle is renowned as the 'Cappuccino Strip' for the many