Perhaps one of your first stops in Perth will be the city centre. The
inner city of Perth bustles with activity and offers a range of choices for
souvenir shopping, theatre productions, and of course enjoying water
activities on the Perth Swan River such as Jet skiing, surfcatting and river
cruises. You will also find a range of dining choices from 5 star
restaurants to casual alfresco dining on the foreshore.
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Perth Sunset Coast
If
you enjoy long relaxing walks along clean sandy beaches, swimming in the
surf on a warm sunny day, or perhaps lazing on a beach towel while watching
the world go by, then the Sunset Coast in Perth is just the place for you.
Being on the West Coast of Australia certainly has its advantages, and the
perfect end to a day at the beach would have to be the beautiful evening
sunsets.
Fremantle
The Port city of Fremantle lies just south of Perth on the coast of
Western Australia. Fremantle is a popular spot, particularly at weekends
when you will find markets, entertainment and plenty of alfresco style cafes
and eateries to take full advantage of the beautiful Perth climate.
Fremantle also offers a range of galleries where you can buy works produced
by local artists.
Criterion
Hotel Perth
The Criterion Hotel Perth is the newest hotel open in June 1996.
Situated in the heart of the business district, it is just minutes walk
to key commercial buildings, government offices and entertainment
centers.
If you are on vacation, city sightseeing can be leisurely done with the
network of public transport or simply on foot. A large variety of
exciting restaurants are within walking distance from the Criterion
Hotel.
Rottnest Island
Just a short ferry trip away from Perth and Fremantle is Rottnest Island.
Suitable for a day trip, weekend or a longer stay, Rottnest is a popular
destination which offers a very relaxed atmosphere. The Island is perfect
for leisurely walks and cycling, as well as snorkelling and swimming. Also
meet the local Quokkas, a unique little marsupial responsible for the
Island's name.
Perth Hills
If you enjoy nature and want to immerse yourself in natural Australian
bushland, then a visit or stay in the Perth hills is a must. The Perth hills
areas offers rolling hills and valleys of native bushland and orchards, and
are perfect if you enjoy bushwalking and hiking, or perhaps some
birdwatching, and no where else in Perth has the amazing views over the
Perth city below.
Perth Nightlife
Perth has a number of locations which jump into life, especially at the
weekends. Just outside the Perth city centre is the Perth district of
Northbridge where you will find a range of nightclubs, pubs, cafes and
eateries, offering an eclectic mix of cultures and cuisines. Meanwhile,
south of Perth in Fremantle things are jumping at the local nightclubs and
bars. If you are looking for the Perth nightlife, you are sure to find it at
one of these locations.
The city of Perth, Western Australia has some wonderful attractions for
tourists to explore so we are bringing some of the best of what Perth has to
offer to you right here.
Kings Park & Gardens - Fraser Ave Perth
Kings Park in Perth is made up of 400 hectares of parkland and gardens
and is one of the city's most popular attractions for both Perth locals and
tourists alike. Located just outside the city centre, the park is set high
on Mt Eliza with breathtaking views of the city and Swan River. At certain
times of the year, there are also special events held at the park such as
musical events and the Western Australia Wildflower Festival.
The Swan Bells - Barrack Square Perth
The Swan Bell Tower was opened in Perth in December 2000 and has since
been a popular attraction for Perth visitors. It comprises a green glass
spire surrounded by copper 'sails', and is home to 18 bells making this the
largest change ringing instrument in the world. The bells came from the
Parish of St Martin in the Field of London, and were given to the City of
Perth as a gift to celebrate the Australian Bicentennial.
The Old Mill - Mill Point Road, South Perth
Built in 1835, the Old Mill in Perth is one of the city's oldest historic
landmarks. Quietly nestled between the freeway and the Swan River, you could
easily pass by without even noticing, however once you pass through the
gates, it is like being tranported to another era when Perth was just
emerging as a colony. Visit the Old Mill and take a step back in time.
Perth Zoo - Labouchere Rd, South Perth
A visit to Perth would not be complete without a day at the Perth Zoo. A
great day for the whole family, you will be treated to a close up look of
Australian wildlife, animals from the African Savannah, and the Asian
Rainforest, all in natural settings. You can also enjoy a picnic on the lawn
or a meal or snack from the Perth Zoo's cafe.