Explore Perth

Events and Concerts in Perth

There are numerous venues available for major events such as sports matches, concerts, and performances. Please click the link below for an updated list of upcoming events.

Top 5 beaches in Perth

Each of these beaches offers its own unique attractions, ranging from calm waters ideal for swimming to larger waves perfect for surfing. You can also enjoy the stunning coastal scenery while dining at the excellent local restaurants nearby.

Top 5 recommended shopping malls

In Perth, you’ll discover a wide selection of shopping malls offering an impressive array of jewellery, fashion, beauty products, homewares, toys, and popular dining options. Here are the top 5 recommended shopping malls to visit.

Top 5 recommended parks and botanic gardens

Top 5 recommended parks and botanic gardens

1. Kings Park is one of the world’s largest and most beautiful inner city parks and rich in cultural heritage located 7 min from Perth CBD by drive. They have over 3,000 species of the state’s unique flora. With cafes and bushland walk trails you can admire the beautiful gardens. King Park have big free spaces face to the beautiful city of Perth where you can have a picnic with your family, friends and partners.
2. Wanneroo Botanic Park is just a 9-minute drive from ECU Joondalup. Visitors can explore the vibrant gardens, immersing themselves in the beautiful sights, sounds, and scents of nature. Stroll among the trees and enjoy the flowers, rockeries, and waterfalls. The park also features Australia’s largest outdoor mini golf complex and a restaurant offering delicious meals.
3. Joondalup Lake is a beautiful 16km lake with a family friendly path around the lake. It is located 4 min from ECU Joondalup Campus. You can walk or cycle around the lake and enjoy the magnificent flora and fauna. It has a great picnic spots and playground for the children.
4. Hyde Park is an inner city park in Perth surrounded by over 600 introduced trees, including Pine, Plane, Jacaranda, Moreton Bay Figs and Port Jackson Figs. With beautiful lake, walking trail, playgrounds and barbecues place. This park is good for have a picnic with your family and friends.
5. Lake Monger Reserve is a major Perth tourist and local community destination with a wonderful flora and fauna. It has a beautiful nature trails, recreation and picnic area, playground and barbeque facilities. You can get it’s beautiful nature with only 9 min drive from CBD.

Top 5 wildlife attractions

Perth has number of wonderful wildlife attraction with variety of attraction and beautiful scenery. These are the Wildlife attraction you need to visit around Perth.

1. Caversham Wildlife Park allows you to see several Australian animals with only 30 mins drive from CBD. It is including kangaroos, koalas, possums, wallabies, wombats and Tasmanian devils. The animals are in their natural environment and you can pet the kangaroos!! Enjoy your time with your favourite Australian animals.
2. Heirisson Island is located less than 10 mins drive from the CBD, a spacious natural reserve which provided great opportunities to look for kangaroos. You can enjoy a picnic or walking around the island by watching the beautiful scenery. The island has barbecues, picnic shelters, a children’s playground, a kangaroo sanctuary and toilets.
3. Perth Zoo provides unique opportunities to connect with wildlife on a deeper level. Perth Zoo housed 1258 animals of 164 species and an extensive botanical collection. It is located only 10 mins from Perth CBD enjoy and capture the magic of your encounters with the animals!
4. AQWA’s captivating exhibits showcase the incredible biodiversity of Western Australia’s marine ecosystems. AQWA is the Australia’s largest single aquarium! You can explore over 45 unique exhibits showcasing only native Western Australian marine life, including our Shipwreck Coast tunnel. It is located near the Hillarys boat harbour which takes 17 mins drive from ECU Joondalup Campus.
5. Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre is a specialist wildlife centre located in the Perth Hills which takes 30 mins from Perth CBD. They provides a safe haven for injured, orphaned, and sick black cockatoos, working tirelessly to ensure their survival and return to their natural habitat. You will learn about the different species of black cockatoos and their unique characteristics, see how injured, orphaned, and sick black cockatoos are rescued and rehabilitated. You also can observe black cockatoos in their natural habitat!

Museums, art galleries and heritage attraction

You can admire the beautiful arts, enjoy the fascinating culture and take a captivating journey of Western Australia in Perth. These are the places you can visit in Perth.

1. WA Museum Boola Bardip is located in the Perth Cultural Centre. Embark on a journey through time and discover the rich tapestry of Western Australia’s history and culture at WA Museum Boola Bardip. Prepare to be immersed in a world of captivating exhibitions, interactive displays, and thought-provoking stories that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the state’s unique heritage.
2. The Art Gallery of Western Australia AGWA is located in Perth Cultural Centre. The gallery featuring electric exhibitions of classic & contemporary regional art in a minimalist space. Not only admire the arts you also can have fun activities to play with your creativity.
3. WA Maritime Museum, located in Fremantle, offers a unique blend of historical exhibits, interactive displays, and restored vessels that bring the past to life. Among these treasures are the iconic America’s Cup winning yacht, Australia II, and Jon Sanders’ Parry Endeavour.
4. Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia’s most fascinating and significant cultural attractions. Fremantle Prison was identified as being an important part of the serial listing as it represented the last and most authentic and intact of the British convict establishments in Australia. It is located in Fremantle with 30 mins drive from Perth CBD.
5. The Perth Mint is a world-renowned gold refiner and producer, and it offers a variety of tours and exhibitions that teach visitors about the history of gold, its mining and refining process, and its use in jewellery and other objects. You can enjoy this fascinating place by only 6 min drive from CBD.
6. Bell Tower is one of the most unique and visited attraction located 7 mins from CBD, they famous with the ancient art of bell ringing as well as face to Swan River from the sixth floor you can see the stunning views with open air observation deck..

Trips around Perth

Perth’s natural magic sparkles just less than 3-hour travel. Explore dazzling coral reefs, floral and unique wildlife, enjoy the beautiful dolphins, or meet adorable quokka – all within reach for an unforgettable day trip!

1. Rottnest Island is renowned for its stunning beaches and the charming quokka. Ferries to Rottnest Island take approximately 25 minutes from Fremantle, 45 minutes from Hillarys Boat Harbour, or 90 minutes from Perth’s Barrack Street Jetty. Experience the island’s natural beauty with its spectacular flora and unique wildlife. Enjoy a range of activities, including swimming, cycling around the island, or taking a bus tour to appreciate the scenic views.
2. Lancelin is located approximately 1 hour and 24 minutes by car from Perth, Western Australia, near the scenic Indian Ocean Drive. Known for its picturesque beaches, impressive sand dunes, and relaxed atmosphere, Lancelin is a popular destination for sandboarding, kitesurfing, off-road driving, and other outdoor activities.
3. Yanchep is a 42-minute drive from Perth CBD and offers a variety of attractions, including Yanchep National Park, Yanchep Lagoon, and Yanchep Crystal Cave. Visitors can enjoy picnicking in the park, strolling along the beach, or exploring the cave.
4. Margaret River , situated south of Perth in Western Australia, is a 3-hour drive from the city. This region is famous for its craft breweries, boutique shops, and surrounding wineries. Enjoy premium wines, gourmet foods, and explore the local beaches and caves.
5. Mandurah, known for its beautiful waterways and coastline, is a 53-minute drive from Perth CBD. It is ideal for boating, fishing, and wildlife watching. Mandurah is home to one of Australia’s largest dolphin populations, and visitors can experience the magic of seeing these friendly dolphins from boats, kayaks, or canoes.
6. Lesmurdie Falls, located east of Perth on the Darling Range escarpment, is celebrated for its breathtaking waterfalls. Just a 30-minute drive from Perth CBD, the park features a variety of walking trails suitable for different fitness levels and difficulties.
7. Bells Rapid, situated 45 minutes northeast of Perth in Brigadoon, is a well-known spot for walking and picnicking.
8. Ellis Brook Valley, located on Rushton Road, a 30-minute drive from Perth, is renowned as the richest wildflower location in the Perth Metropolitan Area, with over 500 species in a picturesque hidden valley. The Ellis Brook Reserve is a popular destination for short walks amidst a beautiful forest setting.
9. John Forrest National Park, a hidden gem in the Perth Hills, is just a 40-minute drive from Perth CBD. Visitors can enjoy scenic views, walking, and cycling, as well as exploring historic buildings and local wildlife attractions.
10. Paruna Wildlife Sanctuary, only an hour out of Perth, offers a number of spectacular walking trails through Jarrah, Wandoo and Powderbark forest combined with heathland and riparian habitat. Self-guided walks can be arranged during our open season.

Activities with your friends in Perth

Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, is a vibrant coastal metropolis offering a diverse range of attractions and activities for visitors of all ages and interests. Here’s a glimpse into the top things to do in Perth to make your trip truly unforgettable.