- Perth Zoo is one of
Australia's best small zoos and is located just 5 minutes from the Perth
CBD. The zoo offer close encounters where you can get up close with
different animals.
- Rottnest Island is a picture
perfect island with some of the world's best beaches just 19 kilometres
off the coast. While in Perth this is a must visit holiday destination.
- The
Perth Mint is all about
'Au' - Gold in the periodic table. The visitor centre lets you get up and
close with gold. Experience the historic Perth Mint with guided walks and
talks.
- Cottesloe Beach is Perth's most
popular swimming, snorkelling and surfing spot. On the beach boulevard you
can enjoy the many cafes, pubs and restaurants.
- Kings Park and the botanic
gardens is a Perth landmark and a popular tourist destination. It is
located next to the Swan River only 1.5 kilometres from the CBD.
- Western
Australia has over 150 wineries. The wineries
in Perth Hills are just a 30 minute drive from Perth. Wineries in the
Southern regions are a further 3-4 hours drive away.
- Margaret River is one of
Australia's best wine regions located in post card perfect surroundings in
southern WA, a 3 hour drive from Perth.
- PerthÂ
hosts many Music Festivals like Big Day Out
featuring international acts as well as up-and-coming local acts.
- Fremantle is a seaside
suburb of Perth. Fremantle is different from Perth. In a good way. The
people, atmosphere and style is unique for Fremantle.
- Catch
a sporting event, the Perth
locals are sport fanatics. Perth is home to the West Coast Eagles and
Fremantle Dockers (AFL footy), Perth Glory (soccer), Western Force (rugby
union), Perth Wildcats (basketball) and Perth Lynx (women's basketball).
Things to do in and around Perth
Are you looking for free or cheap things to do in Perth?
Well this guide may help you. It has been created by the Duke's Apartments for
their guests and anyone else new to Perth, looking for things to do that are
not always obvious to the tourist. We have tried to give you information on
free, or low cost options, rather than just organised tours which are also
great but for those days when you would like to find your own way around. This
guide has been compiled, using the information available on http://www.whereis.com and http://www.transperth.wa.gov.au,
to give you some ideas of what to do around Perth, WA . Whilst all care has
been taken to ensure the information is correct, and up todate, the Duke's
Apartment can not be held responsible for any mistakes and it may be best to
phone any of the venues, in advance of arriving, just to check that they are
still open.
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This park is one of Perth's prettiest gardens. Enjoy the
water lily-filled lakes, the beautiful flower displays or just the
tranquility! The splendid gardens incorporate small lakes and bridges. There
is also a statue of Peter Pan which is very popular with the children.
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Claisebrook Village is one of the finest urban renewal
projects in Australia; a place that has become a model for urban planning and
environmental rehabilitation and received numerous prestigious awards and
accolades for excellence. Contains restaurants and lovely riverside walks
along parklands with children's playgrounds.
Innovative engineering and environmental solutions have
produced a landscaped open space spine, known as the Greenway, which runs
west to east through the area. The Greenway focuses on Claisebrook Cove and
features public artworks including free-standing pieces, designed seating and
fountains and landscaped recreational areas.
Claisebrook Cove has been created as an activated water
front focus - taking the benefit of the river as far inland as possible,
providing a waterfront scene for pedestrians and housing surrounding the
Cove.
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The largest central city park in the world, Kings Park
offers stunning views of the city and Swan River , walk trails through
wildflowers and eucalypts, native birds, picnic areas, lakes, monuments and
the DNA Tower.
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Just a 5 minute walk from any of the Duke's Apartments,
St. Mary's Cathedral has been revamped in a spectacular fashion, based on the
original concept but with a totally new nave section. The result is a
stunning worship centre with quite remarkable architectural features. Of
great interest are the two organs in the new cathedral. At the West end is
the large original Dodd organ (1910) rebuilt and expanded to take up the
liturgical role expected of a great cathedral organ. At the north transcept
is a smaller Hobday organ (1905) rebuilt for inclusion in the nex cathedral
concept, and joined so that it can be played with the grand organ in the rear
gallery.
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The Barrack street jetty is still a busy river port but
also has shops, restaurants and kiosks. A good place to stop for a coffee and
watch the river go by.
The Swan Bell Tower , one of the largest musical
instruments on earth, houses the 12 ancient bells of St Martin in the Fields
church, London . The same bells rang to celebrate the destruction of the
Spanish Armada in 1588, the homecoming of Captain James Cook in 1771 and the
coronation of every British monarch.
The tower contains fascinating displays on the history of
bells and bell ringing and provides stunning views of the Perth city skyline.
Open 10am to 6pm daily.
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Like to meet some kangaroos on the city's doorstep? You
can visit the five Western Grey kangaroos on Heirisson Island . The best time
to see them is early in the morning or at dusk. There is a 2km walking and
jogging track round the island so you can combine exercise with wildlife
watching. And while you are there visit the statue of Aboriginal leader Yagan
near the western end. To arrange a photo opportunity with the kangaroos call
the Perth City wildlife officer on 0419 861 737.
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Under the Causeway Bridge
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Walk south down Hill St to river. (1956 metres)
Turn left (east) and walk along the river, under the
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Perth Zoo is well-known for its season of fantastic summer
events. Concerts, extended opening hours and special family performances under
the stars and amongst the animals!
AFRICAN ZONE: featuring: The African Savannah
ASIAN RAINFOREST ZONE: Including highlights: c
Other Exhibits:
Entry $14 adult $7 child
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Labouchere Road, South Perth
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Take Red Cat to Barrack St
Walk South to Barrack St Jetty
Take ferry across to South Perth
Walk south to Labouchere Road.
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The Perth Mint is a world leader in the manufacture and
marketing of precious metal coins, medallions and collectables. Housed in one
of Australia's most elegant late-19th century heritage buildings, it is the
nation's oldest operating mint and one of the oldest mints in the world still
producing coins from its original premises.
The Mint is a national award-winning tourist attraction,
with more than 120,000 visitors a year.
What will you see at The Perth Mint?
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The Perth Mint is located at 310 Hay Street, East Perth,
within a short walk of Perth's major hotels, and on the free 'Red Cat' bus
route.
Opening Hours:
Weekdays: 9am - 4pm
Weekends & Public Holidays: - 9am - 1pm
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Catamarans can be hired along South Perth foreshore which
is a walking distance to shops and cafes. Generally there is little wind in
the morning but when the wind picks up in the afternoon the ride can be
exciting. To hire a catamaran starts at $35 for 1 hour to $80 for a half day
(2009 prices, phone for latest).
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Walk, or hire a bike and ride around the river cycle
paths. Do the complete circle, visiting secret gardens, and ponds along the
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Take some bread and feed the black swans, ducks and long
necked turtles. Then walk around the lake.
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Lake Monger Drive, West Leederville
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Quiet during the day but a hub of activity at night with
restaurants, pubs and night clubs.
Have a cheap meal at the Old Shanghai food hall, which has
a great atmosphere and fully licenced, or bring your own wine or beer.
During the day visit the Kakalus store in William St to
see an old fashioned store in action.
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Fremantle History Museum
The former Asylum building on Ord Street is one of
Fremantle's most significant landmarks. It is an appropriate home for the
Fremantle History Museum - a museum of the social history and heritage of
Western Australia.
Location: 1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle, Western Australia 6160 Telephone: +61 8 9430 7966 • Facsimile: +61 8 9430 7458
Perth - Western
Australian Museum
The Western Australian Museum provides an insight into
Western Australia's history and environment. Situated in Perth's cultural
precinct and close to public transport facilities, the Museum offers a wide
range of permanent and travelling exhibitions.
International exhibitions and MuseumLink displays and events enhance the Museum's permanent displays. Absorb the atmosphere and enjoy the contemporary, historical and cultural exhibits.
Location:
Perth Cultural Centre, James Street, Perth Western Australia 6000 Phone: +61 8 9427 2700 Fax: +61 8 9427 2882
The Western Australian Maritime Museum
The Western Australian Maritime Museum provides
exhibitions on Shipwrecks discovered off the Western Australian coast and
Western Australia's Maritime endeavours. We have 3 main sites in Fremantle
that bring together Western Australia's Maritime heritage:
Fremantle Prison
The Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia's premier
heritage sites, centrally located in the heart of the port city of Fremantle.
The Prison was built by convicts in the 1850s and was closed as a place of
incarceration in 1991 after 136 years of continuous use. It was opened to the
public in 1992 as a tourist site and in recognition of its heritage value.
The night tour is great, very spooky.
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Friday Night Entertainment for the Family
Gloucester Park is Western Australia's premier Harness Racing venue overlooking the beautiful Swan River and only minutes from the centre of Perth. Gloucester Park is a 5 minute drive from any of the Duke s Apartments, or a 15 minute walk. Providing exhilarating racing each and every Friday night and some Mondays and Tuesdays, on a world class half mile racing circuit. This is a great place for a family and the adults, even if you have never been to a horse racing track and have never put a bet on a horse. The horses, jockeys and buggys make a great spectacle to watch whilst you enjoy a drink or a meal. The children can play on the grassed area, or enjoy some of the child entertainment provided. Take a walk around the stables to see the horses waiting for their race and the drivers in their colourful outfits. There are 3 bars and 3 restaurants providing snacks to a la carte meals. There is also an on course Casino and some of the best entertainment in Perth for both adults and children Gloucester Park. Whether it’s a relaxed drink after work on a Friday or a big night out on the town. Gloucester Park has what you and your group need to kick start the weekend in style. General Enquiries: 9323 3555 Restaurants (Spices Catering): 9325 7553 Free Child Minding Centre (bookings essential): 9325 6662 Admission - $8 Adults, $5 Concession, Accompanied Children Under 16 Free. |
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Nelson Crescent, East Perth
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Burswood Park
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Just three minutes from the centre of Perth and
surrounding the magnificent Burswood Resort and Casino complex, this
beautiful public park offers a pleasant outdoor environment for walking,
picnicking or simply relaxing with friends on a sunny day. Burswood Park
conducts free tours of the park and its attractions. Tours take around 40
minutes and leave from the Visitor Information Centre at 11.30am daily.Phone
9361 4475
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Resort Drive, off Great Eastern Hwy, Burswood
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Cross the Causeway, over Heirison Island and turn left.
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Perth has some of the best beaches in the world with wide
stretches of sand with beautiful clear blue water. The morning is generally
the best time to visit the beach as it can get quite windy when the Fremantle
Doctor arrives around lunch time.
Best beaches for children:
Surf Beaches:
Snorkelling:
Marmion Marine Park is a diver's paradise, forming ledges,
caves and swim-throughs. They are inhabited by a wonderful array of fish
species and colourful invertebrates. Take your goggles and fins and
investigate from North Beach or Mettams Pool, you will be amazed at what you
can see in a metre deep pool.
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From Rockingham to Quinns Rock
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As well as the great shops in the city centre, Perth has
some superb shopping centres in the suburbs.
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Harbour
Town Outlet shopping - West Perth - take a bus up Wellington St (about 5
- 10 minutes) to 840 Wellington St, West Perth. An amazing outlet shopping
experience, with more than 70 quality brand direct outlets offering up to 60%
less every day. This unique brand direct shopping centre will stock exciting
international and national brands through outlets such as Aspect with Polo
Ralph Lauren, Morrissey, Marcs and Oroton, and The Designer Room with
international labels such as DKNY, Dolce & Gabanna and French Connection.
Karrinyup - take the Mitchell Freeway north, exit
at Karrinyup Rd, turning left. Go to the top of the hill, the shopping centre
is on the right.
Joondalup - take the Mitchell Freeway north, exit
at Hodges Drive, turning right. Turn left at Joondalup Drive, the shopping
centre is on the right. Or catch the train to Joondalup Station.
Whitfords - take the Mitchell Freeway north, exit
at Whitfords Ave, turning left. Cross Marmion Ave, the shopping centre is on
the left.
Galleria, Morley
Garden City, Booragoon
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Situated in the sheltered bay of Hillarys Boat Harbour on
the edge of the Indian Ocean, in an architecturally designed complex that
provides a village lifestyle and shopping complex over water.
A wide variety of speciality shops, restaurants and bars
open every day.
In the heart of the Boat Harbour is Hillarys the Great
Escape and leisure park with waterslides, golf course, AQWA (aquarium) and
the Oasis cafe.
Flanked by landscaped gardens, cycleways and crystal clear
swimming beaches, Sorrento Quay offers a haven for leisure, a variety of
shopping, fun and general entertainment. From Hillarys there is a ferry to
Rottnest.
Good on a rainy day or for a meal at night.
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West Coast Highway, Sorrento
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Situated 30 minutes north of Perth, is adjacent to
Australia's largest man-made harbour. It includes a resort hotel with
adjacent restaurants, bars and licensed international food hall. A wide variety
of watersports and other activities are available. The "Mindarie
Mermaid" operates a special "ghost" boat trip to the Alkimos
wreck at weekends. Open seven days a week.
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Ocean Falls Boulevard, Mindarie
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National Trust admission fee applicable.
Yanchep National Park is Perth's Natural and Cultural
Meeting Place. Nestled in tuart and banksia woodlands, just 50 kilometres
north from Perth's central business district, this is one of Western
Australia's oldest national parks. This park is abundant with native flora and
fauna, rich in Aboriginal and European history, pristine wetlands and
limestone caves, all just waiting to be explored.
Discover the beautiful freshwater lake, one of Western
Australia's largest koala colonies, magnificent limestone caves, a stunning
array of wildflowers and the old world charm of Tudor-style buildings.
The park is home to many different waterbirds and
bushbirds including grebes, swans, pelicans, cormorants, egrets, kingfishers,
parrots, wrens and honeyeaters, to name a few. Endangered Carnaby's
black-cockatoos are a spectacular daily sight. Western grey kangaroos are
commonly seen grazing on the picnic lawns and golf course.
Located alongside the popular koala exhibits is the new
Wangi Mia (talking place). This area provides a range of Nyoongar Aboriginal
cultural experiences not to be missed.
The wildflower gardens offer visitors a chance to wander
through a collection of the State's flora, and to experience native plants
such as banksias, feather flowers, kangaroo paws and hakeas.
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Wanneroo Road, Yanchep
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After visiting the Yanchep National Park take a drive down
to Sun City, Two Rocks.
Part of the Yanchep Sun City complex, Two Tocks Marina is
a recognised anchorage for Western Australia's commercial fishing and
crayfishing industry which operates between November and June.
For a time in the 1970s it looked like Yanchep would
become one of Australia¹s premier tourist attractions. It was to be the
model of a modern and sophisticated tourist centre where the rich and the
not-so-rich would mix and mingle. The Sun City Marina at Two Rocks, 6 km
north of Yanchep, would become the largest marina in Australia and it would
become the launching pad for the Bond attempts on the America's Cup. The golf
course, to be called St Andrews, would be of international standing.
Yanchep-Sun City would become the central attraction on the Western
Australian coast.
Today Yanchep is one of the most rapidly developing resort
towns in Western Australia. Located only 47 km north of Perth, it is a little
piece of high profile tourism on a coast noted for its wonderfully
unpretentious, low key developments.
Today Yanchep is a popular holiday resort town boasting
two golf courses (one 18-hole and one 9-hole), horse and camel riding and
some truly outstanding beaches.
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Yanchep
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Fremantle is located 19 kilometres south west of Perth.
The drive will take you about 20 minutes from Perth. The port of Fremantle
lies where the Swan River meets the Indian Ocean.
Do not miss the Fremantle Markets (open Friday - Sunday)
for a huge range of arts, crafts, clothes and fruit and veg.
Fremantle is rich in maritime history. The Maritime
Museum, which overlooks the beautiful Esplanade Park, exhibits a section of
the Batavia, the famous ship wrecked off the coast in 1629. The Museum also
displays a unique collection of historical maritime objects
"Freo" (as it is affectionately referred to by
West Australians) is also famous for its penal history. The Roundhouse, which
was built in 1831 and is Western Australia's oldest public building was
originally a jail. Visitors are welcome to inspect the tiny cells then escape
to the beautiful grassy picnic spot above. The Fremantle Museum and Arts
Center was once a mental asylum for women.
Just down the road from the Arts Center is the old
Fremantle Jail, which was built by convict labour. Tours of the jail provide
an interesting and sometimes spine-tingling insight into West Australian
history. (The night tour is very spine-tingling).
In more recent history, Fremantle was the site of
Australia's defence of the America's Cup in 1987. The exuberant nautical
atmosphere remains in the fishing boat harbour, over 10 years after the
unsuccessful bid to retain the Cup.
If you take a lazy stroll through the west end of
Fremantle you'll find dozens of examples of Victorian architecture in the
beautifully restored heritage buildings. Many of the buildings are now
classified by the National Trust.
Fremantle is "it" for culinary diversity.
Naturally, there are dozens of Italian and Greek Restaurants in the town that
is sometimes called "Little Italy." However, you will also find
Indian, Japanese, Thai, Turkish, Chinese and good old Aussie restaurants, to
name a few. Regardless of your budget and tastes, you will find a restaurant
in Fremantle with fabulous food and service. Go to our restaurant guide to
chose the place for tonight !
West Australians also love the coffee culture. There are
many cafes in Fremantle with seating outside, so you can sit back, put on
your sunglasses, sip your coffee and watch the cosmopolitan world of Freo go
by. For the perfect, smooth coffee, you cannot go past Gino's, which is
located on South Terrace, otherwise known as "the cappuccino strip"
for obvious reasons.
You cannot visit Fremantle without indulging in
refreshment of the cold, frothy, amber kind! The pubs in Fremantle are a must
at the end of a long day sight seeing. The Sail and Anchor brews its own
ales, and the staff are happy to provide a few samples. This historical pub
is packed with character and has everything from chesterfields in front of
the fire, to a beer garden out the back. Then cross the street and visit the
Norfolk. Its shady limestone courtyard is renowned for its laid back Sunday
session. Have a look at our Pubs page for more great Fremantle Pubs.
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Perth is fortunate to have one of Western Australia's most
popular recreational islands only a short ferry or plane trip from the
mainland.
The relaxed atmosphere at Rottnest Island is as popular
with the locals as it is with the thousands of tourists that visit Perth each
year. Attractions include a string of sugar-white beaches and emerald bays to
sunbathe on, a local bakery and coffee shop, the quokkas (marsupial) and the
interpretive history and heritage tours. The accommodation on the island is
simple and comfortable - much of it exhibiting an architectural style dating
back to the 1800s.
The island is an extremely popular spot for water-based
activities. You can surf, scuba dive, snorkel, or enjoy a swim in the
sheltered bays. The waters and reefs surrounding the island offer some
exceptional abalone, squid, many species of fish and delicious rock lobster
for those who can catch them!
The Rottnest Island ferries depart Hillarys Boat Harbour,
the port of Fremantle and the centre of Perth all year round. As bicycles are
the only form of transport permitted on the island, hire bikes are readily
available.
The Rottnest Express also leaves from Fremantle, discounts
apply if you book online, see https://www.rottnestexpress.com.au/index.aspx
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West of Perth
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Ferry from Barrack St Ferry from Hillarys Boat Harbour
Ferry from North Fremantle
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At the crest of the Darling Ranges, 40km from Perth and
7km south of the town of Mundaring on the Great Eastern Highway is is
Mundaring Weir, a dam constructed in the 1890s to provide water for the
Goldfields Water Scheme. At the base of the dam wall is the C.Y. O'Connor
Museum (Mon & Wed Fri 10.30am -3pm, Sat 1 -4pm, Sun noon -5pm; $30),
housed in the primary steam pumping station. Inside are early versions of the
pitch and wood pipeline, at that time the longest in the world, and details
of O’Connor's other public works, as well as a biographical video on
his achievements.
The John Forrest National Park (National Trust entry fee
required) lies north of the Great Eastern Highway between Mundaring and
Midland, right on the edge of the Darling escarpment and a mere thirty
minutes drive from Perth. An area of natural bushland with swimming spots,
waterfalls, and walking and riding trails, as well as barbecues and a
restaurant, it's among the best of the nearby parks.
Visit the historic Mundaring Weir Hotel for a drink or
lunch.
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Mundaring
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Located in picturesque bushland the Park covers an area of
more than 3600 hectares (9000 acres) with nearly half this designated as a
conservation reserve. There is a wide range of attractions in the park to
keep you entertained they are:
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Lord Street, Whiteman
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Mandurah is a water wonderland visited by day trippers and
holiday makers alike all year round. The towns population is approximately
50,000 and continuing to grow. In fact Mandurah is the fastest growing
regional town in Western Australia! It is now home to activities such as
surfing, swimming, crabbing, dolphin watching, boating, fishing and
world-class golfing, and that's just scratching the surface!
The town centre of Mandurah is situated around Mandjar Bay
and it's foreshore is lined with wonderful parkways, barbeque facilities
cafe's, restaurants and a great boardwalk, which is just one of the many
other walks available. During weekends and holiday seasons the Mandurah
foreshore is packed solid with visitor's enjoying the beautiful surroundings
and watching the dolphins at play. At night the Foreshore lights up to
produce a spectacular display of coloured lights which are reflected on the
water. Its a fabulous lifestyle!
There is so much to do in and around Mandurah that even
the locals don't know what they are missing. Come and see Mandurah for
yourself, you'll love it!
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Mandurah is located approximately 72kms south of Perth An
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This is a paid tour but we do recommend it. You'll cruise
out to the sheltered shallows of Rockingham's calm, clear bays in search of
any of the 150 bottlenose dolphins that we now call our friends, then it's on
with mask and snorkel and you enter the the water to live your dream.
Suddenly the water is filled with flashing grey torpedoes. The air is filled
with whistles, splashes and laughter - human and dolphin.
Swim With Wild Dolphins Telephone Bookings:
(618) 9591 1333 Last know cost: 01/09/04 - 31/03/05 $155 (GST Inclusive) per person. 01/04/05 - 31/03/06 $165 (GST Inclusive) per person. Includes wetsuits, snorkelling gear, a light lunch and refreshments. You may wish to use our free, return transport, courtesy bus service from Perth city. Dolphin Watch Tour Telephone Bookings: 04 0909 0011 Last known cost: Meet the boat in Rockingham: Adults: $50, Children: $25
Family Discount Pass (applies to 2 adults + 2 children
meeting boat in Rockingham) $125
All costs include morning tea during the cruise and are
GST inclusive.
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Visit Western Australia's Caversham Wildlife Park,
situated only moments from Perth in the Swan Valley. See and touch native
animals and Australian Koalas and Kangaroos in their natural habitat, while
enjoying the parkland and features of this well-renown bushland area. Come
and Hold a Wombat or feed the Kangaroos
Have a look at what you'll see - click here - Caversham Gallery.
Cost - around $14 an adult, $6 child under 14. Concessions
for students and pensioners.
Phone for opening times and days: 08 9248 1984
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Caversham Wildlife Park
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Avon Valley
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Picturesque scenery embraces green rolling hills, babbling
brooks and quaint villages featuring historic buildings, arts and crafts and
wonderfully friendly locals. There is also a host of festivals and events the
whole year round.
The Avon descent is a particularly popular attraction.
Join the crowds lining the river bank and watch the flashes of boats and
canoes charge past you.
York also boasts a host of festivals including the Flying
50's Vintage and Veteran Car Race in August and the Jazz Festival in October.
The Avon Valley National Park is stunning in spring when
wildflowers erupt in a dazzling explosion of colour, but is spectacular all
year round with water gushing down the Avon River in winter forming mirror
like pools in autumn and spring.
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Consult a road map.
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Swan Valley and Darling Range
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With Quaint galleries, rolling vineyards, winding bush
trails, tumbling waterfalls, heritage buildings, lakes, rivers and sweeping
views, it's no wonder the Swan Valley and Darling Range are such popular day
escapes. Head out to one of the many bush trails which wind their way through
acre upon acre of forest and natural bush. Enjoy the calming feeling of
solitude as you stroll the paths breathing in the fresh forest air and
getting lost in the melody of the birds hidden somewhere high in the
branches. These walks have been documented in a new full-colour guide book,
the Swan Valley and Perth Hills Discovery Guide available in all major Perth
bookstores. This is so different to Endau-Rompin National Park.
The German Beer Garden - Duckstein is a great place on a
Sunday afternoon. Good German beers and food.
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Guildford Walk Trails
Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery Caversham Wildlife Park Munda Biddi Bike Trail Mundaring Weir Lake Leschenaultia John Forest National Park Araluen Botanic Park |
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Opened to the public in 1995, the Armadale Reptile Centre
houses a large variety of native reptiles (approximately 200 reptiles are
housed at the Centre!!) and other wildlife with over 50 different species on
display including:
Venomous snakes Non-venomous snakes Python Lizards Fruit Bats Wedgetailed Eagle Frogs Wombats Kangaroos Possums An Emu Learn to Identify Animals... The main aim of the Centre is to enable people to see native wildlife in natural surroundings and to help them to able to identify animals, particularly venomous or non-venomous snakes, that they may encounter in the bush or possibly their homes or backyards. Learn about their habits & habitats... The Centre provides a wonderful opportunity for visitors to safely observe reptiles, to see what they look like, how they behave and to learn about their habits and habitats. The large enclosures enable visitors to see these creatures in their natural habitat settings. Experience a walk through our finch and skink enclosure. Visitors can experience close viewing of the animals for excellent photographs. Rescue & Rehabilitation... Centre Owners, Klaas and Mieke Gaikhorst, have been rescuing and rehabilitating reptiles for over 28 years and during that time have seen many harmless reptiles (including legless lizards and pythons) killed unnecessarily due to an inability by people to correctly identify them. Prior to opening the Centre, Klaas was the reptile keeper at Perth Zoo. He saw a very strong need for educating people about reptiles and left the zoo in 1993 to realise his dream of establishing an educational facility. |
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Located in UBD 2005 Map 392 J15
Approx 3km south of the main set of lights in Armadale on the right hand side. 304 - 308 South Western Hwy Wungong WA 6112 |
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Come and experience the fun and excitement of Perths
Premier Amusement Park featuring Western Australias best mix of wet and dry
rides plus Kids Cove, something for the entire family!
Featuring the multi-million dollar Power Surge and The Rampage, the biggest thrill rides to ever hit WA, or get wet on the Water Mountain Waterslides - featuring the world class Tunnel of Terror or for the younger kids, why not visit Kids Cove and play on the Little Leaper or Dragon Express or the Barnacle & the Dragon Flyer. |
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179 Progress Drive, Bibra Lake, Perth, 6163 Australia
Adventure World is only 17 mins south of the City, 10
minutes from Fremantle.
BY CAR From Perth City, take the Farrington Road exit off the Kwinana Freeway South and turn right. Follow the signs to Progress Drive. From Fremantle take Leach Hwy and turn right at North Lake Rd and follow the signs. From Midland take Great Eastern Hwy as it turns into Canning Hwy, head South on the Kwinana Freeway, take the Farrington Rd exit & turn right & follow the signs. to Progress Drive. BY BUS From Perth City take the 183 bus to Success Park N Ride, and then bus no. 510 to Adventure World. From Fremantle Train Station ride the 510 bus directly to our front door. For more information on bus routes and schedules, please contact Transperth on 13 62 13 or head to their website http://www.transperth.wa.gov.au |
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Excellent coverage of both military and civil aviation.
For the person who is interested in the development of Civil Aviation in Australia and Western Australia in particular this is a must see. The museum also has extensive displays covering the the Australian participation in two world wars and includes a Lancaster and Spitfire and many other civil and military aircraft lovingly restored |
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Bull Creek Drive, Bull Creek, Perth, 6149
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John Forrest National Park, on the northern edge of The
Hills Forest, is one of Australia's oldest conservation areas and Western
Australia's first national park.The area was first established in 1898 as a
reserve to conserve its many natural and cultural features.
It became John Forrest National Park in 1947, in honour of the famous WA explorer and statesman. In the early 1900s, visitors came from Perth by rail and alighted from their trains at Hovea Station, a short distance from Hovea Falls, to enjoy a 'day in the bush'. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, sustenance workers built steps, ornamental gardens, walls, footpaths, picnic shelters and swimming areas. The park soon became a sanctuary for city dwellers and remains so for many people today. What to do: Sightseeing, picnicking, bushwalking, photography, mountain biking, horse riding. Some areas have access for the disabled. Attend a Nearer to Nature guided activity. Call 9295 2244 for information. Walktrails lead to features such as Hovea Falls and National Park Falls. A trail continues along the northern side of Jane Brook to Rocky Pool, where the brook can be crossed and the return journey made along the John Forrest Heritage Trail. The falls and creek usually flow from the beginning of winter to about the end of October. The Swan View Tunnel |
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28 km east of Perth.
How to get there: Leave Perth on the Great Eastern Highway. The park lies to the north of the highway and is well signposted. There are three entrances off the highway. |
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From summer to winter, from north to south, and from high
outcrops to deep river and stream valleys, the forests of Avon Valley
National Park are constantly changing. The Avon River flows in winter and
spring when the river churns over spectacular rapids. During summer and
autumn the river diminishes to a series of pools in a bed of granite boulders
and tea-tree thickets. The park features forests and granite outcrops,
panoramic views over the Avon Valley and the chance to see a wide variety of
birds and wildlife.
Visiting the park
The roads within the park are all unsealed. The nearest telephone, petrol and food outlets are at Gidgegannup or Toodyay, 30 kilometres from the park. There are some picnic facilities and basic camping sites. The small amount of development means much of the park has wilderness qualities. The best time to visit is during the cooler months. The camping grounds have wood barbecues, picnic tables and pit toilets. Water is available in the Bald Hill and Homestead camping areas. A fee is charged for camping in the park. Go to the ranger's residence to pay fees. The steep and rough roads are not suitable for caravans and trailers. If you intend to walk off the marked tracks or camp away from the camping grounds, please let the ranger know beforehand. It is suggested that you bring plenty of water and avoid strenuous walking on hot days. Make sure you have a topographic map and compass if you plan to go on the longer tracks. Bring binoculars and a camera for the views and wildlife. The Avon River can be run by experienced canoeists in winter and is made famous by the Avon Descent each August. In summer the river slows to a trickle, becoming a series of shallow pools unsuitable for swimming. |
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80 km north-east of Perth via the Toodyay Road. Turn left
into Morangup Road, and left onto Quarry Road.
Travelling time: 1 hour from Perth. |
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Marmion Marine Park has great natural beauty and limitless
potential for aquatic recreation. The clear shallow lagoons, reefs and small
islands provide habitats for seabirds, marine mammals and other remarkably
diverse marine life. The reefs are a diver's paradise, forming ledges, caves
and swimthroughs. They are inhabited by a wonderful array of fish species and
colourful invertebrates. Marmion was the State's first marine park, declared
on 13 May 1987.
One the park's jewels is undoubtedly Boyinaboat Reef, which lies at the southern end of a chain of inshore reefs. It is just 75 metres from the sea wall of Hillarys Boat Harbour, and its accessibility and beauty has made it one of the most popular dive sites in Perth. Caverns in the reef provide homes for many fish, including western blue devils, old wives, banded sweep, crested morwong, horseshoe leatherjackets, dusky morwong, truncate coralfish, bullseyes, wrasse and red-striped cardinalfish. The reef top often comes alive with the frantic feeding of large schools of buffalo bream. Blue and orange nudibranchs are common and add to the colour. Offshore from Little Island, sponges, gorgonians, hydroids, sea urchins and sea squirts crowd beneath ledges and into caves, and sea lions laze on the island's beach, sometimes joining divers in the water. The seagrass meadows that grow in sandy areas around the island support a huge range of animals such as bailer shells
What to see and do: Boating, surfing, fishing (outside
sanctuary zones), windsurfing and swimming are popular and there are numerous
boat ramps. Spearfishing is prohibited within 1800 metres of the shore and
for divers using underwater breathing equipment. Whale watching and fishing
charters leave from the marina, in season. Diving charters operate for most
of the year and diving instruction is available. See Dive & Snorkel Sites
in Western Australia for mud maps and further information on suggested dive
sites, including those below.
Boyinaboat Reef
The stunning Boyinaboat Reef is just 75 metres from the sea wall of Hillarys Boat Harbour and is one of Perth's most popular dive sites. It is in about six metres of water. Little Island An underwater nature trail has been provided at Little Island, in about five metres of water. The trail has 10 plaques that describe various aspects of marine ecology. It is suitable for both SCUBA divers and snorkellers. Mettams Pool This sheltered pool is a good family spot ideal for the first time snorkeller or for introducing children to snorkelling. It is less than two metres deep inside the pool. There is access for the disabled. North Lump This entirely submerged reef offers a rewarding dive within a small area. It has interesting arches, caves and tunnels and excellent invertebrate life. |
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Marmion Marine Park lies offshore from Perth's northern
suburbs, between Trigg Island and Burns Beach.
Travelling time: It is just 20 to 40 minutes drive from the centre of Perth.
Good access to the beach and adjacent parking is available
all along West Coast Highway. Boat launching facilities are available at
Hillarys Boat Harbour, Ocean Reef Boat Harbour and Mullaloo Point.
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Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park is widely considered to be
the most environmentally responsible cemetery in Australia. The park, which
had its first burial in 1978, has been developed and maintained as a natural
bushland cemetery, planted with native species only, with flat bronze plaques
to mark graves. No monuments are permitted.
The natural environment of Pinnaroo provides a haven for
many native animals, including kangaroos. The grounds are a popular
attraction for walks, jogging, picnics – even wedding photography.
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Corner of Mitchell Freeway and Whitfords Avenue, Padbury.
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Joondalup & Neil Hawkins Park, Joondalup
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Joondalup is a northern suburb and regional centre in Perth, Western Australia. Its Local Government Area is the City of Joondalup, Western Australia. The suburb is named after Lake Joondalup, on the banks of which the suburb resides.
The name Joondalup is a Noongar Aboriginal word, first
recorded in 1837 and possibly meaning either "place of whiteness or
glistening", or "place of a creature that can only move backwards”.
The majority of land in the area remained largely undeveloped until the
1960s, and Joondalup started to become the "city of the north" in
the late 1980's to the early 1990's when many houses and businesses were
established.
Joondalup is bounded by Burns Beach Road to the north, the
proposed Mitchell Freeway to the west, Eddystone and Lakeside Drives to the
south and Lake Joondalup to the east. Grand Boulevard and Joondalup Drive run
through the centre of Joondalup. Most of Joondalup is zoned commercial or
residential, although a significant suburban area exists between Moore Drive
and Burns Beach Road near Currambine train station, and some small
residential estates have been built in recent years along Lakeside Drive.
The Yellagonga
Regional Park and a small bushland corridor near the TAFE and university
campuses can be found in the east and south. Joondalup's centre is a shopping
and retail area, with the major shopping centre called Lakeside Joondalup.
Lakeside was opened by the then W.A. premier Richard Court in 1994. As of
early 2007 it is under construction to be heavily extended, mainly to cater
for the growing population of the nearby area.
The other main facilities in addition to the Lakeside
centre are a large library, a major police station and other commercial and
government organisations. Some entertainment venues include The Old Bailey,
Dusk, Grand Boulevard Tavern, and a new Irish Bar which stays open until the
early hours of the morning.
Another feature of the city is the Joondalup Resort at
Connolly. This golf resort features 27 holes. The city pavements feature
tiles hand-painted by local school children. One of Perth's oldest WAFL
clubs, the West Perth Football Club, moved to Joondalup in the 1990s and has
since done exceedingly well in the WAFL competition, their latest premiership
coming in 2003 over rivals Subiaco.
The city has a number of parks including Central Park and
Neil Hawkins Park in the Yellagonga National Park. The Neil Hawkins Park is
home to many parrots including the ringneck, cockatoos and kangaroos. The
park sits alongside Lake Joondalup and wetlands which stretches out between
Burns Beach Road to the north and Ocean Reef Road to the south.
These wetlands provide refuge for migratory birds. The
main accommodation in Joondalup is the Joondalup resort, which is located at
Joondalup Golf Course. A new hotel, Joondalup City Hotel, is now open on
Grand Boulevard. Walking tracks near Lake Joondalup and through the Yellagonga
National Park are also available.
The ANZ Joondalup Home and Lifestyle Expo is an annual
exhibition at Arena Joondalup. The Expo is usually late March to early April
every year.
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From the City:
Start at WELLINGTON ST, WEST PERTH - head towards HILL ST
2.13 km
Turn right at GEORGE ST, WEST PERTH 16 m < 1 min Continue along MITCHELL FWY, WEST PERTH 24.47 km 18 mins Bear right at HODGES DR, HEATHRIDGE 534 m < 1 min Continue along GRAND BVD, JOONDALUP 395 m < 1 min Turn right at KENDREW CR, JOONDALUP 181 m < 1 min At the ROUNDABOUT - take the 2nd exit onto KENDREW CR, JOONDALUP 382 m < 1 min Turn left at LAKESIDE DR, JOONDALUP 174 m < 1 min At the ROUNDABOUT - take the 2nd exit onto LAKESIDE DR, JOONDALUP 310 m < 1 min At the ROUNDABOUT - take the 3rd exit onto BOAS AV, JOONDALUP 459 m < 1 min Stop: Stop at BOAS AV, JOONDALUP |
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Baby Farm Animals
Talk to the Animals Alpaca, llama, fawn, ponies, miniature; donkeys, mini mule lambs, goats, calves, piglets, rabbits, kids, chickens, hens, ducklings, ducks, guinea pigs, farm dogs. Feed the lambs, cuddle a 'kid' Pat a Piglet Nurse a chick, duckling, bunny or guinea pig Watch a chicken hatch Collect the eggs Pet a Pony Train rides Bouncy Castle Play Area Games Puppet Theatre Party in the Barn Party Food (choice of menus) Open every day from 10:30 am Note from Duke's Apartments - please phone to check opening hours or days have not changed since this was published. |
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Baldivis' huge 700,00 sq metre field is home to everything
from double storey forts through to busses, cars and bunkers! At Baldivis,
they will even reward the group organiser for all of their hard work by
offering amazing group organiser bonuses and all of this at WA's home of
cheap paint with bulk packages available bring the prices down to $11 per 100
paintballs when you buy the 1000 package
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World Series Paintball Baldivis
414 Hopeland Rd, Hopeland Western Australia 6125 |
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Greyhounds WA Cannington race on a sand track located
about ten kilometres south of Perth city centre (adjacent to the Carousel
Shopping Centre).
Gates open at 5.30pm on Wednesday, with the first race
commencing at approximately 6.40pm and the last race at 9.50pm.
Gates open at 6.00 pm on Saturday, with the first race commencing at approximately 7.05pm and the last race at 10.40pm.
Both Wednesday and Saturday race meetings are broadcast
Australia wide via SKY Channel.
Full TAB facilities are offered, gaming tables (Sat only),
as well as a buffet and plenty of free entertainment. Casual meals are also
available in the enclosed public area. There is plenty of free parking.
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Corner of Albany Highway & Station Street
CANNINGTON 6107 Tel: (08) 9458 4600 Fax: (08) 9458 5695 |
What to do on a rainy day in Perth
Okay, we don't have many rainy days but sometimes it's too
hot to be outdoors, so here's a list of places to go:
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Perth Cultural Centre
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This includes the Perth Museum, see above, and the Art
Gallery.
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Perth Cultural Centre, James Street, Perth
Western Australia 6000 Phone: +61 8 9427 2700 Fax: +61 8 9427 2882 |
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A hands on science ''museum'/discovery centre, whose
mission is to increase interest and participation by Western Australians in
science and technology. Great for children and adults. Entrance fee around
$12 for an adult, $8 for a child, but they do special "mini group"
entrance, around $33 for 2 adults, 2 children.
Plan to spend a few hours here, as there is plenty to see
and touch.
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Railway Parade, West Perth, Perth. Western Australia
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Catch a bus up Wellington St to Harbour Town - Factory
Direct Outlet shopping Centre. (About 5 - 10 mins from Duke's Apartment).
Walk under railway line tunnel.
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Open 24 hours a day, very nearly 365 days a year. There is
no admission charge to the Casino - of course, we can't help it if you're
tempted once inside! Phone 9362 7646
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Located within the Burswood Resort, Great Eastern Hwy,
Burswood.
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Start at WELLINGTON ST, PERTH - head towards BEAUFORT ST
77 m < 1 min
Turn right at BEAUFORT ST, PERTH 9 m < 1 min Turn right at WELLINGTON ST, PERTH 1.5 km < 2 mins Turn right at PLAIN ST, EAST PERTH 271 m < 1 min Turn left at HAY ST, EAST PERTH 795 m < 1 min Continue along CAUSEWAY, EAST PERTH 685 m < 1 min Continue along SHEPPERTON RD, EAST PERTH 39 m < 1 min Bear left at GREAT EASTERN HWY, BURSWOOD 433 m < 1 min Continue along RESORT DR, BURSWOOD 331 m < 1 min Turn left at CAMFIELD DR, BURSWOOD 54 m < 1 min Stop: Stop at CAMFIELD DR, BURSWOOD |
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Scitech is a hands on learning centre for children. The
centre has interactive exhibits that will keep the kids amazed.
Examples of Exhibits:
Jurassic Perth - throughout August 2011!
Take your picture with a T-Rex or a happy snap with a
Velociraptor throughout the city this August! Jurassic Perth will let you
experience Perth like never before with just your imagination and your
smart...
Whodunit?
A break-in, a body, fingerprints, and an eyewitness report
means there's a major mystery to solve at Scitech's Whodunit? Murder Mystery
in Menagerie Park.
Scitech’s latest exhibition, Whodunit? is a unique and
interactive exhibition that focuses on the science and technology of forensic
science, as well as the fun!
Discoverland
Bring your little ones in to play in Discoverland,
Scitech’s exclusive area for 3 – 7 year olds!
Kids can play with hands-on exhibits that stimulate them
to experiment with forces through magnets, air, water, gravity, electricity
and their muscles.
Kinetic Contraption
Kinetic Contraption is the world's largest interactive
ball race and the brainchild of Scitech’s creative team who design and build
science exhibitions that travel the world.
Executive Projects Manager Sarah Bugg says, “We wanted to
create an exhibit that explains some of the more complex areas of physics. We
also wanted something interactive that could accommodate groups of people
wanting to use it together.”
Horizon - the Planetarium
Horizon – the Planetarium is an indoor theatre that
presents high tech multi-media shows about our night sky, the solar system
and beyond. The digital projection system accurately displays stars, planets
and other celestial bodies on its dome screen, allowing you to journey
through space without ever leaving your seat.
Horizon shows are subject to change without notice. To
check show information for the planned date of your visit, please call 9215
0700.
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Scitech is located in the City West centre, Sutherland
Street in West Perth.
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Via Train: From the Perth City Station, catch the train to
City West on the Fremantle Line.
Car: There is free parking at City West for Scitech
visitors. You must display the parking permit issued at our admissions desk
if you plan to stay longer than 2 hours.
City West management imposes penalties for vehicles exceeding the time limit and not displaying Scitech visitor parking permits. |
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We are Perth's newest Ice Skating Arena. We offer Perth's
best selection of Ice Skating sports including General Skating, Figure
Skating, Ice Hockey, Speed Skating and our Xtreme Bumper Cars on Ice!
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15 Chesterfield Road, Mirrabooka
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Lone Ranges is Western Australia's Premier Shooting
Range Facility
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Lone Ranges offer a fully equipped and safe
shooting complex for sporting shooters With personal booths and personal
safety paramount it is ideal for social or sporting shooting events.
We also supply a large range of both Handguns and Longarms, as well as ammunition and accessories. |
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107-109 Robinson Ave
Belmont WA 9277 9200 |
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Start at WELLINGTON ST, EAST PERTH - head towards BENNETT
ST 588 m < 1 min
Turn right at PLAIN ST, EAST PERTH 271 m < 1 min Turn left at HAY ST, EAST PERTH 795 m < 1 min Continue along CAUSEWAY, EAST PERTH 685 m < 1 min Continue along SHEPPERTON RD, EAST PERTH 39 m < 1 min Bear left at GREAT EASTERN HWY, BURSWOOD 499 m < 1 min Continue along CANNING HWY, BURSWOOD 89 m < 1 min Continue along GREAT EASTERN HWY, BURSWOOD 2.82 km < 4 mins Turn right at BELMONT AV, RIVERVALE 585 m < 2 mins At the ROUNDABOUT - take the 2nd exit onto BELMONT AV, BELMONT 283 m < 1 min At the ROUNDABOUT - take the 2nd exit onto BELMONT AV, BELMONT 589 m < 2 mins Turn left at ALEXANDER RD, BELMONT 233 m < 1 min Turn left at ROBINSON AV, BELMONT 14 m < 1 min Stop: Stop at ROBINSON AV, BELMONT |
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Looking for fun, exciting and affordable family
entertainment? Look no further than Kart World!
Indoor Go Karting is for everybody! We have 5 different levels of karts to suit all ages and skill levels. Children must be a minimum of 10 years old and 1.45 metres in height to drive their own Kart. All drivers under the age of 18 must have a parent/guardian fill out the consent section on our membership form. Open 10am-10pm every day except Christmas day. Phone first for availability |
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8 Cowcher Place Belmont WA 6104 (formerly 136 Esther Street) 9479 1200 |
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Rosemount Bowl is easily the friendliest ten pin
bowling centre in Perth, Western Australia. The Retro themed décor
sets Rosemount apart from the others. Being located centrally on Fitzgerald Street in
North Perth (over the road from the Rosemount Hotel), makes it easy to
swing by for a relaxed sundowner before heading home.
AMF Bowling the home of strikes, spares, gutter balls and
all round good times.
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Rosemount Bowl - 464 Fitzgerald Street
North Perth, WA 6006 08 9328 7246
AMF Morley
176 Walter Road Morley WA 6062 08 9275 1777
AMF Cannington
Cnr. Manning Rd and Burton St Cannington WA 6107 08 9451 7333 |
Restaurants in and around Perth
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Joondalup Campus
35 Kendrew Crescent Joondalup 6027 Western Australia |
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For students, staff and our local community, the Pavilion
Restaurant offers 3-course a la carte dining at affordable prices. Part of
the West Coast Academy of Hospitality & Tourism, the award-winning
Pavilion Restaurant is a real-life training environment that provides an
unforgettable first-class experience for all of its patrons.
The Pavilion Restaurant is open Wednesday to Friday for
lunch (11:30am to 2:30pm) and dinner (6:30pm to 9:30pm) throughout term (Term
4 runs from 10 October – 2 December 2011). Please call (08) 9233 1770 to make
a reservation
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