Kings Park & Botanic Garden

The largest city park in the world, which is about 20% larger than Central Park in New York. Kings Park is like an oasis in the heart of the city. There is a beautiful view over the Perth Water, the city’s business center, including views of the Swan River and Darling Range mountains.

Swan Valley

The watershed of the Swan River between Guildford and Bells Rapids in Western Australia. It is the oldest wine region located just 25 minutes from Perth city centre. You can enjoy the view along the 7 walking trails or take a boat trip from Perth along the Swan River to the Swan Valley. After that you can also walk around Guildford’s shopping areas and shop for local fresh, seasonal fruits at street stalls.

Fremantle Prison

A World Heritage Site in Perth. This place was the destination for prisoners sent from England in 1855, and later on became a state prison. Now it is a tourist attraction providing a tour of prisons with a long history and studying criminal history for more than 140 years. There is also group tours to explore a maze created by prisoners and the underwater walkway that is accessible only by boat.

The Bell Tower

This tower is also known as the Swan Bell Tower. The name comes from the Swan River, which can be seen from the tower. And there are 18 large bells in this tower considered to be the second largest set of bells and perhaps the most famous bell set in the world It is located at Riverside Drive, a popular tourist attraction in Perth. With its interesting history and unique design, the tower is a symbol of Perth and Western Australia.

The Aquarium of Western Australia (AQWA)

An aquarium that combines a variety of remarkable marine life. It is one of the symbols of Western Australia. AQWA used to be the country’s largest aquarium which opened in 1988. The tunnels are over 98 meters long for visitors to get a close-up view of sharks, stingrays and turtles.

Rottnest Island

A small island with only 100 citizens but can be increased to over 15,000 tourists during the holidays. This place has a beautiful beach which makespeople feel like they are on a paradise island. There are bike paths which are surrounded by various trees and shrubs, including historic buildings and the Quokka, the happiest little animal in the world. There are many activities to do on this island such as climbing, surfing, boating, kayaking, fishing, snorkeling, and SUP. Rottnest Island is the best place to experience it!