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Aquarium of Western Australia

Abbreviated as AQWA, the aquarium is fantastic representation of marine life of the Indian Ocean around Australia. At AQWA you will view the stunning and vast aquatic life of coastal Australia, from one end all the way to the other. The underwater aquarium is made in such an elaborate way that you can cover the entire marine life of the country in just one day! Divided into five sectors depending upon the various regions. AQWA is Australia's largest walk through aquarium. As you travel along beneath the Indian Ocean, you'll find yourself surrounded by species of all kinds, from imposing sharks to mellow turtles. You will even be able to witness the beautiful coral reefs of Australia. A number of interactive exhibits and an extremely vivid experience make AQWA a tourist favourite. Read More

Australia's biggest general cargo port is also home to a wide variety of brilliant attractions, restaurants and scenic beauty. This super busy port at the mouth of the Swan river is more than just a commercial hub. It is an important historical site, and also a top attraction for tourists. While once it existed only as a cargo port, today it is host to the Maritime Museum, the brilliant E-Sheds Markets, an eclectic collection of restaurants, and amazing walking tours. You will also come across the STS Leeuwin, Australia's largest sail training ship, and a replica of the Duyfken, the first known European ship to actually dock on Australian mainland. The Victoria Quay is also home to various pieces of public art for you to appreciate. Read More

Kings Park is a massive city garden dotted with war memorials, overlooking the Swan River. Covering an area of about 990 acres, Kings Park in Perth is among the largest inner city parks in the world. Apart from the large variety of native Australian flora and many birds that call it home, it also houses the State War Memorial and other important sights in Perth, making it Western Australia’s most visited tourist destination. You get beautiful Panoramic Views of Perth and Swan River from Kings Park (Source) A favourite among the locals and a must for tourists, the Kings Park is one of Perth's top attractions. Kings Park is known for surreal views as the beautiful park is found sprawling across Mount Eliza. Overlooking the Swan and also the Canning River, the park offers some spectacular views of Perth Water, the CBD and the city’s skyline, and the Darling Ranges. What's more is that the Kings Park is also home to the Western Australia Botanic Garden, displaying over 3,000 species of unique flora of the region. These gardens are world-renowned for beauty, design, diversity and scientific research. Come September is an exciting time to be at the park, as it is the time of the Kings Park Festival, Australia’s largest wildflower show and exhibition. Apart from witnessing the flora and fauna of the territory, you can enjoy some Aboriginal art and culture at the Aboriginal Art Gallery, go on one of the many guided walks to have the best experience of Kings Park, pay your respects at the State War Memorial, dedicated to fallen soldiers of Western Australia or head up to the vantage points to have an unforgettable view of the city of Perth. Equipped with a playground for kids as well, Kings Park proves to be the perfect destination for all ages who visit Perth. Read More

Beautifully nestled between the urban Perth, Lake Monger is a place of natural and scenic beauty. The lake is a favourite among the people of Perth. Every day tons of people head over to the park around the lake for recreational activities and to absorb the beautiful views of the city and the lake. The lake itself is home to a plethora of stunning black swans, swimming around with their chicks following them everywhere. As inviting as it will be, do be very careful about approaching them, as black swans can sometimes feel threatened and retaliate. The park, then, has lots of place for a quick game of footy or cricket with your friends and family. The perfect place for a little picnic! Read More

Just like all major Australian port cities, a visit to Perth is simply incomplete without a few hours of chilling at the beach. Perth is not short of it's iconic beaches. Be it a round of surfing or water sports, a stroll along the beach or indulging in yummy food, you just have take time out to visit at least one Perth beach. The Cottlesloe Beach is perhaps one of the city's top beaches, with it's famous white sands. While Cottesloe is a place to chill and relax, Scarborough Beach is a hotspot for surfers and is buzzing with cafes and bars full of young and energetic crowd. Other beaches like the more family friendly City Beach and those in Trigg are other favourites among the population and offer great locations for the complete day of recreation. Read More

A fantastic place to delve into Western Australia's culture and arts, and enjoy an evening of great entertainment! Always bustling, the Perth Cultural Centre has fast become the place to hangout for all sorts of people. You can spend an entire evening here indulging yourself in various activities. Host to Perth's premier cultural and educational institutions, you will find endless things to amuse yourself. The Art Gallery of Western Australia is home to one of the finest collections of indigenous art, it holds various fascinating exhibitions and events to make it a must visit place for art junkies. The WA State Library, the perfect place for young and curious minds, as well as the fantastic State Theatre Centre, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, and the Blue Room Theatre, for an evening of performing arts, are also within the PCC's bounds. Interactive play space for kids, chilled out gardens, and tons of lovely places to eat make this the perfect day spend for any person. Read More

Australia's official bullion mint, the Perth Mint makes for a marvellous insight into the history of bullion in Australia. A visit to a mint will probably never be as exciting as it is to the Perth Mint. Offering walking tours through the historic chambers, taking you through the processes such as the pouring of gold in the melting house, and indeed educating you on the glorious history of the bullion minting in Western Australia. The Gold Exhibition, or the live gold pour or the heritage walk all make for a wonderful experience. Then you can go on to engrave your own custom medallion, and check out the marvellous One Tonne Gold Coin at the heart of the mint. Your trip to the Perth Mint will definitely be memorable. Read More

A great family destination, Perth Zoo is home to huge variety of animals and also interesting events and exhibitions. The zoo is a marvellous display of wildlife from Western Australia and indeed from all over the globe. Near perfect conditions are created for all sorts of animals to have habitats as original as their homes to ensure an interactive and natural experience for the visitors. The zoo has a variety of tours like the Elephant Walk, Zebra Car Tour, Rhinoceros Tours and so on, and even parties to beat the heat during the Australian summers. You can have close encounters with Giraffes, various giant lizards and Elephants. Read More

Australia's oldest wine region, the Swan Valley is the ultimate place for those with a refined pallet. Away from the bustling cityscape, the Swan Valley is a place of natural beauty. Dotted with exquisite boutique wineries and gourmet restaurants, the region provides unmatched insight into the history of wine making in Australia. Since a majority of the wineries are owned by families, you will get a warm and interactive lesson into the heritage of the practice. The Swan Valley Food and Wine trail, a 30km track which covers more than 150 restaurants and diners, is the absolute place to be for a foodie. You can even pack your lunch and head out for a picnic to the vast national parks. What's more, you can shop for local memorabilia in the nearby town of Guildford. All in all, a wonderful getaway from the city! Read More

This museum is a public art gallery presenting various western, traditional and contemporary art, craft and design collections inspired by the Aesthetic movement - both native and international. Another major part of the gallery is also the traditional and modern art of the indigenous group of Australia. The most famous collection is the AGWA collection comprising over 18,000 artworks of various origins. The gallery hosts multiple events and exhibitions throughout the year, so it is advised to check their official website for any event of interest to make the visit fruitful. Read More