Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Park of more than 400 hectares atop Mount Eliza, with native bushland, a botanic garden, a war memorial and the best‑known view of Perth and the Swan River.
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In the destination Perth e Fremantle.
In the photo: Kings Park, Perth
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The city
Capital of Western Australia, Perth lies on the banks of the Swan River, facing the Indian Ocean. Kings Park, atop Mount Eliza, has the city's most famous viewpoint; Elizabeth Quay opens the CBD to the river, and the WA Museum Boola Bardip tells the state's story. Cottesloe Beach, the Swan Valley with its wineries, and the Caversham wildlife park round out a visit.
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The local experience
Park of more than 400 hectares atop Mount Eliza, with native bushland, a botanic garden, a war memorial and the best‑known view of Perth and the Swan River.
Area on the banks of the Swan River in Perth's CBD, with an inlet, bridges, the Spanda sculpture, a carousel and the bell tower beside the ferry wharf.
The Western Australian museum, in the cultural centre of Northbridge, featuring the skeleton of a blue whale, the history of the Noongar peoples and the state's natural environment.
Perth's most famous beach, with white sand and blue Indian Ocean water, featuring the sunset over the sea and the seaside Indiana Pavilion.
Western Australia's oldest wine region, about 25 minutes from Perth, with wineries, breweries, distilleries and chocolate and cheese producers.
Animal park within Whiteman Park, with kangaroos to feed, koalas, wombats and a farm with sheep shearing.