Best Landmarks in Perth

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 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 Bell Tower is one of the world's largest musical instruments, housing the original 14th-century bells from Saint Martin in the Fields church and offering 360-degree views of the city.

A square passed during camel rides along the Swan River, offering views of downtown.

Saint Martin in the Fields church is the parish church of London's Buckingham Palace.

The Lotterywest Federation Walkway is a great way to soak up spectacular city views suspended in the canopy of eucalyptus trees at Kings Park.

King's Park War Memorial is a poignant tribute to servicemen from Western Australia.

Fraser Avenue lookout in Kings Park provides postcard views of Perth.

A moving tribute to those who served, located in Kings Park, offering a quiet place for reflection alongside panoramic city views.

Located in Kings Park, the DNA Tower offers 360° views of Perth, the Swan River and the Darling Ranges after a 101-step climb.

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

A vibrant cultural hub connecting Perth CBD with Northbridge, celebrating indigenous heritage and modern urban life with public art, food vendors, and live performances.

A cape visited on the trip.

Mammoth Cave is one of the ancient caves that can be explored in the Margaret River region.

A lighthouse at Cape Leeuwin.

A civic hub connecting the CBD to Northbridge, a place to meet, grab food, and take in the atmosphere.

The oldest public building in Western Australia that functioned as a prison until the 1880s.

A range of Tours, the best is the torch light tour run after dark.

A lighthouse located in Rottnest Island.

A military sites located in Rottnest Island.

A observation coast located in Rottnest Island.

You can stroll along the 2 km stretch or hop on the solar powered Jetty train.

You can get great views of the ocean from the timber Boardwalk.

Where you can paddle with the friendly stingrays near the shore.

A range of thrilling activities including sandboarding quad biking and four-wheel driving.

Ningaloo Reef is a vibrant marine environment where you can snorkel, dive, and swim with whale sharks and humpback whales.

Horizontal Falls in Talbot Bay are formed by strong tidal movements rushing through narrow gaps, creating a sideways waterfall effect.

Cape Leeuwin is where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, featuring a rugged coastline.

The Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk allows you to walk among towering tingle trees at canopy height.

Greens Pool is a serene spot with turquoise waters ideal for swimming and beach walks.

One of Western Australia's most visited attractions, featuring a nerve-wracking walkway overhanging a massive granite cliff with wild ocean swell below.

Natural Bridge is known for its dramatic rock formations.

A famous beach in Esperance, regularly voted one of the best beaches in the world, known for its white sand, aqua blue water and kangaroos.

The Coral Coast is a place to explore the Pinnacles Desert.

Nature’s Window is a famous rock formation in Kalbarri National Park.

Shark Bay is where you can meet the friendly dolphins of Monkey Mia, walk along Shell Beach and see the ancient stromatolites at Hamelin Pool, as well as visit franois Pon National Park.

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At Hamelin Pool, you can see the ancient stromatolites.

The Kimberley is a remote region with waterfalls, gorges, and rugged landscapes.

Cable Beach is known for its white sand and calm turquoise waters, where you can swim, fish, paddle board, take a camel ride, or enjoy a Sunset Cruise.

The Bungle Bungles are beehive-shaped rock formations in Purnululu National Park.

Mitchell Falls is a place to visit in the Kimberley region.

The Gibb River Road is an untouched wilderness to visit in the Kimberley.

Scarboro Beach is located about a 20-minute Drive Northwest of Perth for surfing, sunbathing or a swim in the heated pool.

Matilda Bay is mentioned as a place to have a relaxing day by the river.

plli Beach is a place to enjoy for surfing or a relaxing day by the ocean.

narup Beach is a place to enjoy for surfing or a relaxing day by the ocean.

The water up Lighthouse is known for sweeping views.

Strickland Bay is known for surfing.

Gthom Point is where you can explore ancient dinosaur footprints.

Charles knife Canyon offers great views perfect for watching the sunrise or Sunset.

The Exmouth Navy Pier is a worldclass diving Spot.

Bunde Beach provide excellent opportunities for kayaking, paddle boarding and Beach hopping.

weno Gorge offers several walking trails for different Fitness levels.

oxer Lookout offers several walking trails for different Fitness levels.

At bulon Jetty you can visit the underwater Observatory to see marine life up close or Swim safely in the deep sea pool protected by shark Shields.

For a mix of Art and history head to the Bustleton cultural Precinct.

You can also enjoy shopping and dining at Bustleton Central.

You can relax at shelter Brewing Co with a local brew.

You can walk along Shell Beach made entirely of tiny shells.

franois Pon National Park with its bright red Earth and turquoise Waters is another highlight worth experiencing.

Wave rock is shaped like a breaking ocean wave located in heyen.

You can head to Monkey Rock for a climb with breathtaking views of the coastline.

You can also visit Elephant Rocks in William Bay national park for secluded swimming, rock climbing and walking trails.

Ocean Beach offers more opportunities for surfing and relaxed swimming.

Finally take in the breathtaking views and beaches at West Cape how.

There are several hi Trails including paths to Cathedral Gorge.

There are several hi Trails including paths to Aid aasm where visitors can enjoy magnificent Landscapes.

Bill's Bay Beach is perfect for swimming and snorkeling where fish and Rays can be seen near the shore.

For a quieter experience visit oyster Bridge a short driveway and snorkel in the peaceful Lagoon.

Horizontal Falls are formed by water rushing through narrow gaps in the mclardy Ranges.

On The Great Ocean Drive you can enjoy sites like Twilight Beach.

On The Great Ocean Drive you can enjoy sites like Observatory point.

Woody Island is perfect for snorkeling and Wildlife watching.

You can also fly over Lake hiler to see its vibr pink Waters.

For family fun Adventureland Park offers a bike track and a miniature train perfect for kids.

For a relaxing day visit hangover Bay known for its white sandy beaches and great snorkeling spots.

Lake Argy was created by the or river dam and is over 20 times the of Sydney Harbor.

Lake Argy is over 20 times the of Sydney Harbor.

Hut Lagoon is a bright pink Salt Lake that changes color through throughout the day shifting from pink to Lilac and red.

The best views are along Port Gregory Road a flight over the lake from Geraldton shows the full beauty of the colors.

Little Beach is known for its clean white sand and clear waters.

For a more remote experience use a four whe drive to access Sinker Reef Beach known for its breathtaking Coastal Vistas.

You can hike the trails for breathtaking views of the meren river.

You can step onto the cbury Skywalk which extends Over The Gorge.

Striking limestone formations in Nambung National Park.

A landmark known for its picturesque setting and vibrant hue, popular for photos.

Perth Laneways include London Court, Wolf Lane, Shafto Lane, and Chun Wa Lane, offering shops, cafes, bars, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife.

A popular laneway among locals, featuring restaurants and bars.

A location for sandboarding, quad biking, and four-wheel driving.

An iconic tower at Elizabeth Quay, offering a bird's-eye view of the Swan River.

One of the top attractions in Rottnest Island.

A skywalk perched upon Castle Rock in Porongurup National Park, offering insane views.

An island paradise with sun-kissed beaches and quirky inhabitants (quokkas).

Northbridge transforms into a pulsating heart of nightlife.

A lighthouse on Rottnest Island offering panoramic views of the ocean's vast expanse.

An observatory in the Bley Valley offering guided stargazing tours to view distant galaxies, nebula, and star clusters.

The Lighthouse is a point of interest with scenic views.

Rocks that sprout out of the desert in Western Australia.

White sand dunes with beaches, offering opportunities for exploring and camping.

A world-class recreation precinct incorporating amenities, bars, eateries, and a seasonal sunset market.

A Christmas lights trail with around 30 stops all over downtown Perth.

A Christmas lights trail with around 30 stops all over downtown Perth.

Trafalgar Square is the location of the Church of St. Martin in the Fields, whose bells are housed in Perth's Bell Tower.

The Lotterywest Federation Walkway is an elevated treetop walkway in Kings Park offering a unique perspective of the urban landscape.

An elegant building with Victorian architecture, peaceful gardens, and free public access on selected days.

A place that blends waterfront vibes with modern architecture, public art and local bars, cafes and restaurants.

The blue boat house is a highly instagrammable location and one of the most photographed places in Perth.

Elizabeth Keys with Waterfront views is a Perth Marina where you can cross the bridge, have a bite at one of the many restaurants, cool off in the water or even catch a fairy to the south side of Perth.

Harrison Island is a place in Perth where you can see kangaroos, the West End of the island is a kangaroo sanctuary.