Best places to visit in Perth

Rottnest Island, once called Rat's Nest Island, is accessible by ferry or private boat and offers activities like cycling, skydiving, and swimming at the Basin. Accommodation options include Pinkies Beach Club.

A cruise on the Swan River offers relaxing views of Perth's skyline, riverside parks, and luxurious homes, with options for wine tasting and sunset tours.

One of the largest inner city parks in the world, offering stunning views of the Perth skyline and Swan River, scenic walking trails, wildflowers, picnic spots, a treetop walkway, the State War Memorial, Rio Tinto Nature Scape, and the DNA Tower.

A quirky coastal neighbor known for its preserved heritage buildings, lively street performers, and markets, Fremantle offers attractions such as the Fremantle Markets, Fremantle Prison, and Cappuccino Strip, as well as breweries and fish and chips.

Western Australia's oldest wine region, Swan Valley offers wine tastings, gourmet lunches with vineyard views, and handmade treats at local chocolate and nougat factories.

An exciting waterfront precinct open 24/7, offering coffee, restaurants, and the iconic Swan Bell Tower, with vibrant lights at sundown and easy access to public transport.

The Art Gallery of Western Australia houses a collection of both international and Australian art from 1829 to the present day, with emphasis on works from Australia and the Indian Ocean Rim, as well as indigenous art.

The Bell Tower is an iconic glass and copper structure housing a set of historic bells from London's Trafalgar Square, offering interactive exhibits and panoramic city views.

Home to thousands of gigantic limestone pillars protruding from sand dunes, offering spectacular sunsets and stargazing opportunities.

The Perth Mint, Australia's oldest operating mint, offers tours showcasing the history of gold mining and coin minting, including a live gold pouring demonstration and the world's largest gold coin.

Northbridge is a lively neighborhood known for cafes, fashion stores, art galleries, diverse restaurants (including Chinatown), and vibrant nightlife.

Known for its turquoise waters, soft white sand, Norfolk pine trees, cafes, restaurants, and bars, Cottesloe Beach is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the sunset with fish and chips.

Home to over 1200 animals from around the world, Perth Zoo offers an incredible journey into the animal kingdom with exotic species and Australian natives.

Kings Park and Botanic Garden is an oasis of peace near the heart of the city with views of the Swan River and Darling Range, featuring the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, walking trails, and the King's Park War Memorial.

A location offering a stunning panoramic view of the Perth Skyline, especially enchanting during the Sunset hours, accessible by a short ferry ride from Elizabeth Quay.

A wildlife park located 15 kilometers from Perth where you can interact with Australian wildlife like koalas and kangaroos, and see other animals like crocodiles and wombats.

A stretch of cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops in Fremantle where visitors can relax with coffee or people-watch.

Matagarup Bridge is a stunning walkway bridge on the east side of Perth that crosses the Swan River straight to the Opta stadium, you can also take a zip line back to the shore.

A modern stadium in Burswood known for its unique design and hosting various sporting and cultural events, including the Vertigo experience.

Penguin Island is a nature reserve and home to Western Australia's largest colony of little penguins, as well as other wildlife. Visitors can take a ferry or walk across a sandbar to reach the island.

A region near Perth with waterfalls like Lesmurdie Falls, Serpentine Falls, 60 Foot Falls, and Hovea Falls.

A vibrant waterfront destination blending modern design with Perth's natural beauty, filled with restaurants, public art, and attractions.

Margaret River is renowned for its world-class wineries, stunning surf beaches, ancient caves, and vibrant art scene.

Fremantle Prison, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was operational until 1992 and offers tours detailing the harsh living conditions of inmates and the history of Australia's penal system.

The Basin on Rottnest Island is a popular swimming spot monitored by lifeguards.