Shopping and Culture

The city centre is home to Elizabeth Quay,
colourful shopping malls, the Art Gallery
of Western Australia, Yagan Square – a
community space reflective of both culture
and history – as well as many beautiful
parks and gardens.

Food and Drinks

Cafés and restaurants are peppered
throughout the city, offering cultural
cuisine from around the world. The nearby
historic Fremantle markets are a major
tourist attraction as is the Swan Valley
with its fusion of wine, food, art, scenery
and nature.

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Nature and Wildlife

Close to the city centre is the magnificent
Kings Park, which showcases more
than 3,000 species of flora. Perth Zoo
houses many Australian animals such as
kangaroos and koalas. Rottnest Island is
home to quokkas, while dolphins splash in
the Swan River and surrounding ocean.

Aquatic and Coastal

Breathtaking beaches with pristine sand
are located within easy reach of the city.
You can try different watersports, cycle
along the oceanside pathways, and enjoy
fish and chips by the ocean.

Transport

The Perth metropolitan area is very well
serviced with bus, train and ferry public
transport services and an extensive road
network. The international airport is just a
20-minute drive from the city.

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