33 Things To Do In Perth

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1. Kings Park and Botanic Garden

3 km from city center

Garden & Park

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 (Read More)visited tourist destination.

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₹2,664

Great For Family Outing 4.6 /5

11 km from city center

Beach

Cottesloe Beach is a white sand beach known for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The beach has a good collection of cafes and bars to wind down after a relaxing day by the Sea. Evening walks here can be quite beautiful, with the setting sun glistening against the white sand of the Sea, making it a memorable experience. Grassy areas and the shade make it a go-to place for picnics as well. The (Read More)beach during summer becomes an outdoor gallery which goes by the name 'Sculpture by the Sea' where visitors can see unique artworks.

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₹6,341

Top Attraction 3.8 /5

16 km from city center

Landmark

Fremantle Markets is a vibrant heritage market located on the corner of South Terrace and Henderson Street in Fremantle, Perth. Renowned for its eclectic mix of over 150 stalls, it offers fresh produce, unique artisan crafts, vintage treasures, and diverse street food. The market operates in a historic Victorian-era building, making it a must-visit.

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₹3,197

Day Trip 3.6 /5

12 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Swan Valley, located just 25 minutes northeast of Perth, is Western Australia's oldest wine region, established in 1829. Renowned for its award-winning wineries, craft breweries, and gourmet food experiences, the region offers a mix of vineyards, artisanal producers, and scenic walking and cycling trails. Visitors can explore the Swan Valley Heritage Trail, enjoy wildlife encounters at Caversham W (Read More)ildlife Park, or indulge in handcrafted chocolates and local honey.

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₹3,197

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5. Fremantle Prison

Top Attraction

15 km from city center

Museum

Fremantle Prison is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed former prison that operated from 1855 to 1991, and is considered the best-preserved convict-built prison in Australia. Set at 1 The Terrace in Fremantle, close to Fremantle Markets, the limestone complex includes cell blocks, a gatehouse, the restored 1964 gallows room, and underground tunnels. Visitors can choose from guided options including the (Read More) Convict Prison Tour, Behind Bars, True Crime, Torchlight, and Tunnels tours, taking in more than 15,000 preserved artefacts across 136 years of penal history.

Fun For Kids 4.2 /5

3 km from city center

Zoo

Perth Zoo is located in South Perth, just five minutes from the city center. Spanning 17 hectares, it is home to over 1,200 animals from around the world, including native Australian species like kangaroos, koalas, and wombats. The zoo features immersive exhibits such as the African Savannah, Asian Rainforest, and Nocturnal House, providing visitors with up-close encounters. Its conservation progr (Read More)ams focus on breeding endangered species and promoting wildlife preservation globally.

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₹4,210

7. Elizabeth Quay

4.5 /5

1 km from city center

Avenues & Promenades

Elizabeth Quay is a vibrant waterfront precinct located on the northern banks of the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia. It features a blend of public art, dining options, and recreational spaces, including the iconic pedestrian and cyclist bridge. Key attractions include the BHP Water Park, the Bell Tower, and ferry services to Rottnest Island. Its prime location is near the CBD.

Top Attraction

Desert

The Pinnacles Desert sits inside Nambung National Park, about 200 km (roughly 2 hours) north of Perth near the town of Cervantes. Thousands of yellow limestone pillars, some as tall as 3.5 metres, rise out of open sand dunes, formed from ancient marine shell deposits over thousands of years. A loop drive and walking trails let visitors move through the formations up close. The Pinnacles Desert Dis (Read More)covery Centre, opened in 2008, explains the geology and Aboriginal heritage of the area. Best visited August to October for mild weather and wildflowers.

3.7 /5

1 km from city center

Museum

The Perth Mint, established in 1899, is located at 310 Hay Street, East Perth, Western Australia. Renowned as Australia's oldest operating mint, it offers visitors a glimpse into its rich history through exhibits on gold refining and coin production. Key highlights include the world’s largest gold coin, a live gold-pouring demonstration, and an interactive vault experience to lift a gold bar.

4.4 /5

0 km from city center

Art Gallery

The Art Gallery of Western Australia, located in Perth's Cultural Centre, houses an extensive collection of Australian and international art. It is renowned for its focus on Indigenous Australian art, including the significant State Art Collection. Visitors can explore contemporary works, historical pieces, and rotating exhibitions that showcase Western Australia's artistic heritage and global inf (Read More)luences.

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₹3,197

Fun For Kids 3.6 /5

18 km from city center

Aquarium

The Aquarium of Western Australia (AQWA), established in 1988, is located at Hillarys Boat Harbour, about 20 minutes from Perth's city center. It features Australia’s largest walk-through underwater tunnel, showcasing diverse marine life from the state’s coastline, including sharks, rays, and coral reefs. The aquarium is divided into zones representing Western Australia's aquatic regions, offering (Read More) interactive experiences like touch pools and guided snorkeling adventures in a simulated reef environment.

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₹10,604

4.7 /5

12 km from city center

Beach

Scarborough Beach, located approximately 14 kilometers northwest of Perth's city center, is a popular coastal destination known for its pristine white sand, clear waters, and vibrant atmosphere. Established as a recreational hotspot in the early 20th century, it offers excellent facilities, including surf breaks, a family-friendly promenade, and a variety of cafes and restaurants. Renowned for its (Read More) sunsets and lively surf culture, the beach also hosts events such as beach volleyball tournaments and live music, making it a popular nightlife hub.

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₹6,341

13. The Bell Tower

4.2 /5

1 km from city center

Monument

The bell tower is one of Perth's must-visit famous tourist attractions, situated near the Swan River. Having a rich historical background, twelve of the bells there were gifted to the people as a part of Australia’s bicentenary celebrations. Interestingly, this is the only place in Australia where the bell ringers can be seen ringing the bells. The tower is a tall structure, and one can walk insid (Read More)e while learning all the history of Perth and the tower.

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₹959

Top Things To Do 4.6 /5

14 km from city center

Boating & Cruises

Departing from central locations like Barrack Street Jetty, Swan River Cruise in Perth offers a unique city perspective, connecting scenic attractions like Elizabeth Quay, South Perth, and Fremantle. Established as a popular experience for both tourists and locals, the cruises provide options ranging from sightseeing to dining. Passengers can enjoy panoramic views of the Perth skyline, picturesque (Read More) riverbanks, and occasional dolphin sightings along the waterway.

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₹2,398

4.6 /5

15 km from city center

Wildlife Sanctuary

Home to over 200 species, Caversham Wildlife park is one of the largest privately owned wildlife parks in Western Australia. It houses over 2000 animals and birds - both exotic and native. Some animals and birds here include koalas, kangaroos, quokkas, gang-gang cockatoos, black swans and agile wallabies. The park also has a lot of tourist attractions like feeding the animals, interactive farm sho (Read More)ws, meet and greet with specific animals and much more. It takes about 3 hours to experience the whole wildlife park, and it will be worth every minute and penny.

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₹3,144

18 km from city center

Avenues & Promenades

Hillarys Boat Harbour, established in 1988, is a vibrant marina located 25 km north of Perth’s city center along the Sunset Coast. Renowned for its family-friendly attractions, it offers dining, shopping, and entertainment alongside the protected swimming beach at Sorrento Quay. The harbor is a gateway to Rottnest Island, with ferry services and aquatic activities like snorkeling, fishing, and jet (Read More)-skiing. Its aquarium, AQWA, showcases Western Australia’s marine biodiversity, adding an educational touch to the leisure experience.

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Rocks & Canyons

Wave Rock is a granite formation near Hyden, Western Australia, about 15 m high and 110 m long, curved to resemble a giant breaking ocean wave. It is the best-known face of Hyden Rock, a granite inselberg dated to roughly 2.63 billion years old, with its shape carved by chemical weathering and water erosion. The site lies around 296 km (roughly a 4-hour drive) east-southeast of Perth, inside the 1 (Read More)60-hectare Hyden Wildlife Park, which also holds walking trails and the nearby Hippo's Yawn rock formation.

4.3 /5

0 km from city center

Landmark

The Perth Cultural Centre, located in Northbridge, is a vibrant hub established in 1980 that brings together art, culture, and education in the heart of Perth. It houses key attractions like the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Western Australian Museum Boola Bardip, and the State Library of Western Australia. The area is known for its lively atmosphere, featuring public art installations, po (Read More)p-up events, and outdoor spaces like the Urban Orchard and a wetlands garden.

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₹1,385

4.7 /5

1 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

St. Mary's Cathedral is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Perth, with a Gothic Revival nave dating to the 1860s. A major redevelopment completed in 2009 added a contemporary glass and steel extension alongside the original stone structure, a deliberate contrast that makes it one of Perth's more distinctive pieces of religious architecture. It sits in the CBD near the Perth Cultural Cen (Read More)tre, so it's easy to combine with a Cultural Centre or Swan River visit rather than requiring a separate trip.

4.3 /5

9 km from city center

Beach

Stretching along 500 meters, City beach is a popular yet comparatively quiet beach located in one of the posh suburbs of Perth. Equipped with volleyball nets, playgrounds, toilets, changing rooms, barbeque tables and picnic spots, this beach is the best place to spend a day out with friends and family comfortably - thus attracting a lot of crowds. The common activities on this beach include swimmi (Read More)ng, surfing and fishing. The beach is also packed with many eateries and bars, offering a great sunset view for a lazy evening.

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₹2,931

4.7 /5

1 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in the suburbs of Highgate, Hyde Park in Perth, formerly known as Third Swamp Reserve, is one of the popular local parks for leisure activities and group gatherings. The park is also known for its annual Hyde Park Festival, which features food, entertainment, art and craft, live events and fun rides, among many others. The park features two lakes, grassy lawns, BBQ facilities, and plenty o (Read More)f trees and space, making it ideal for a great picnic spot. People usually come here for casual walks and bike rides as well.

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₹2,664

Fun For Kids 4.4 /5

1 km from city center

Museum

Scitech is a museum located in West Perth that focuses on Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It is a paradise for science lovers with both interactive and immersive experiences and exhibitions. The planetarium there is a must visit that will allow people to enjoy the experience of space virtually. The museum also has regular events and workshops so interested people can plan their (Read More)visit according to their official schedule.

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₹906

4.4 /5

3 km from city center

Island

Located in the Swan River, Heirisson Island is a natural island in the heart of Perth and is home to a large number of kangaroos. The island is also regarded as an area of cultural importance due to the Nyoongar heritage. The island is a popular tourist attraction, always bustling with people hanging out in groups. It takes about half an hour to walk around the whole island and about 2 hours to ex (Read More)plore the whole island, and it is best suited for someone looking for a peaceful stroll outside the main city.

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₹4,476

4.7 /5

2 km from city center

Monument

The memorial built to honor the various martyrs of a number of battles comprises the Cenotaph, ANZAC Bluff Commemorative Plaque, Court of Contemplation, Flame of Remembrance, and Pool of Reflection. The memorial was originally established in 1929 to honor the fallen service members of the First World War. The memorial also consists of marble tablets and bronze plaques with the name inscriptions of (Read More) various fallen Australians, both men and women, to honor them.

3.8 /5

11 km from city center

Beach

Perth’s beaches are renowned for their pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters, stretching along the Indian Ocean. Cottesloe Beach is famous for its lively atmosphere and art-deco architecture. Scarborough Beach, a hub for surfers, offers vibrant dining and entertainment options nearby. Trigg Beach and City Beach are popular for their rugged coastline and excellent snorkeling spots, making P (Read More)erth’s coast a haven for beachgoers and water sports enthusiasts alike.

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₹6,341

4.7 /5

Surfing

Perth has a number of spots that are great for surfing for both beginners and intermediates. Whether one is just learning to surf or is getting the hang of it, there are several beaches that will serve the purpose. What’s more? Most of these sites are well-patrolled and safe for surfers. Some popular surfing spots in and around Perth are Derrs, Trigg beach and Trigg Point, Cottesloe beach, Scarbor (Read More)ough beach and Leighton beach, among others.

4.6 /5

2 km from city center

Garden & Park

Sprawling over 3 hectares, Queens Garden in Perth is a beautiful park in the middle of East Perth. Used initially for recreational purposes, it was later used for brickworks and was also a clay pit site. Opened in 1898 to the public, the park was majorly used for the development of the city. The garden is a quiet place to spend some leisure time in the middle of grassy lawns, beautiful ponds and b (Read More)eautiful green flora.

3.7 /5

4 km from city center

Lake

Lake Monger, a scenic urban wetland in Perth, Western Australia, is located just 5 km northwest of the city center in the suburb of Wembley. Spanning approximately 70 hectares, it is a haven for birdwatching, featuring abundant black swans and waterbirds. Established as a public reserve in the late 19th century, the lake offers a popular 3.5 km walking and cycling trail, with picnic spots and swee (Read More)ping views of Perth's skyline.

4.3 /5

3 km from city center

Sightseeing

The Lotterywest Fest Federation Walkway is one of the finest treetop walkways in Australia through King’s Park. Offering a stunning view of the rivers and the city skyline, it is truly a site to marvel at. It is an easy walk taking about 40 minutes to complete. Starting at Forrest Roundabout, it is 620 meters long through the Swan and Canning rivers, a water garden, Tuart Lawn, aboriginal artworks (Read More) and an array of beautiful Australian flora. Offering a picturesque location, it is also an insta worthy destination to click memorable pictures.

4.7 /5

23 km from city center

Beach

Mullaloo Beach is a family-friendly swimming beach in Perth's northern suburbs, known locally for its calm, patrolled waters and a long grassed foreshore that suits a full day out rather than a quick stop. Shaded picnic areas and a playground sit right behind the sand, making it a popular weekend spot for families. Beach fishing, sunset walks and an easy bike path along the coast are the main draw (Read More)s, and it's noticeably quieter than the CBD-facing beaches like Cottesloe or Scarborough.

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₹6,341

4.4 /5

Cycling

Perth offers a number of cycling trails for cycling enthusiasts in and around the city. While there are trails available with different levels of difficulties, they are all usually signposted, and maps are available for the required routes. The cycle trails cover scenic routes, making it quite a visual treat. For tourists, bikes can be hired and used from bike rentals around the place. Some of the (Read More) famous cycle trails in Perth include Swan River cycle trails, Swan valley heritage cycle trail, Perth Beach cycle trail and Fremantle cycle trail.

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₹6,341

4.4 /5

21 km from city center

Sporting Events & Stadiums

Supa Golf and Adventure Putt is a miniature golf pit located in Henley Brook. Supa Golf is a modified form of the traditional golf sport and is much more entertaining with easier rules. The pitt here has a 18 hole course and will allow 5 players per team. Adventure putt is another form of golf, mini golf to be precise. With the same 18 hole course, this game lasts for about 60 minutes and is a fun (Read More) sport to indulge in for people looking for a break.

Tours starting from
₹3,677

4.5 /5

Shows & Theatres

Rooftop Movies is one of the popular outdoor theatres in Perth, offering a great cinema experience for people who want to enjoy a movie under the sky. With mouth-watering food, plenty of options to drink from, comfortable bean bags and a good sound system, rooftop movies will be the perfect date night that can never go wrong. With great ambience and fantastic energy, Rooftop Movies is definitely a (Read More) must-experience show for cinema lovers.

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₹4,742

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FAQs on Perth

What are the top hotels in Perth?

There are 750 Hotels in Perth which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Perth are Meadow View Accommodation, Claremont Quarter Luxury Apartment, Cottesloe Contemporary Villa, Alfred Cove Short Stay, Cunningham Terrace 10, Cunningham Terrace 4. You can see all the hotels in Perth here

What are the top activities in Perth?

The top activities in Perth are Ferry Tickets (Round Trip, Same Day) to Rottnest Island, Pinnacles Koalas & Sand Boarding 4WD Adventure, Rottnest Island Ferry and Bike Trip from Fremantle or Perth, Pinnacles and Lobster Day Tour from Perth, Mandurah Dolphin & Scenic Canal Cruise from Perth, Pinnacle Desert Explorer with Lancelin Sandboarding.

What are the top sightseeing places in Perth?

The top sightseeing places in Perth are Kings Park, Fremantle, Perth Beaches, Perth Mint, Perth Zoo, Swan Valley.

How can I commute within Perth?

The Perth public transport system is very well managed and also not expensive. Operated by Transperth, it covers buses, trains, ferries and taxis. The central area of Perth, around areas such as Northbridge, CBD, Freemantle and Joondalup are actually free and very convenient. Taxis are available easily except for the early morning office hours and during the evening on weekends. There are also ferries operating across the Swan River. A smart way to travel around Perth is using the SmartRider card for trains and buses. It deducts money from your card as you travel, and also turns out to be cheaper than cash transactions.
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Things To Do In Perth

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33 Things To Do In Perth

1. Kings Park and Botanic Garden

2. Cottesloe Beach

3. Fremantle Markets

4. Visit a Winery in Swan Valley

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5. Fremantle Prison

6. Perth Zoo

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7. Elizabeth Quay

8. Pinnacles Desert (Nambung National Park)

9. Perth Mint

10. Art Gallery of Western Australia

11. Aquarium of Western Australia

12. Scarborough Beach

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13. The Bell Tower

14. Swan River Cruise

15. Caversham Wildlife Park

16. Hillarys Boat Harbour

17. Wave Rock

18. Perth Cultural Centre

19. St. Mary's Cathedral Perth

20. Perth City Beach

21. Hyde Park Perth

22. Scitech Museum

23. Heirisson Island

24. State War Memorial

25. Perth Beaches

26. Surfing in Perth

27. Queens Gardens

28. Lake Monger

29. Lotterywest Federation Walkway

30. Mullaloo Beach

31. Perth Cycle Trails

32. Supa Golf and Adventure Putt

33. Rooftop Movies

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