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The best attractions, experiences, and things to do in Perth, Western Australia.
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Cottesloe Beach — Perth's most iconic beach, Indian Ocean sunsets and the Hotel Cottesloe—
Rottnest Island — meet the quokka, the world's happiest animal, on a car-free island paradise—
Kings Park & Botanic Garden — the largest inner-city park in the world, wildflowers in spring—
Fremantle — the most intact Victorian port town in Australia, markets and cappuccino strip—
Fremantle Markets — the legendary 1897 market, fresh produce, crafts and street food—
Fremantle Prison — the convict-built prison, the most intact in the world, excellent tours—
The Fremantle Doctor — the afternoon sea breeze that defines Perth's summer afternoons—
Scarborough Beach — the premier surf beach in Perth, recently transformed esplanade—
Trigg Beach — the rugged alternative to Scarborough, sunset swims and rock pools—
City Beach — the local favourite, grassy foreshore and good surf breaks—
The Bell Tower — the world's largest musical instrument, Swan Bells from London—
Perth Zoo — excellent native wildlife and international animals in a beautiful garden setting—
Art Gallery of Western Australia — the finest collection of Australian and international art in WA—
Western Australian Museum — natural history, space science and the Koolang Observatory—
The Perth Mint — the world's largest collection of gold nuggets and watch gold pouring—
Elizabeth Quay — the revitalised waterfront precinct, ferries and the Bell Tower—
Northbridge — Perth's nightlife and restaurant precinct, the Cultural Centre and galleries—
Leederville — the hipster neighbourhood, Oxford Street's cafés and independent cinema—
Mount Lawley — the creative precinct, Beaufort Street's bars and the Astor Theatre—
Subiaco — the village suburb, Rokeby Road and weekend markets—
Claremont & Cottesloe — the leafy western suburbs, boutiques and ocean breezes—
The Wheatbelt wildflower season — September, the greatest wildflower display on earth—
Margaret River wine region — world-class Cabernet and Chardonnay, 3 hours south—
Margaret River caves — the extraordinary karst cave systems beneath the wine country—
Yallingup and Prevelly beaches — the world-class surf breaks of the South-West—
Dunsborough and Meelup Beach — the most pristine bay beaches in Australia—
Busselton Jetty — the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere, underwater observatory—
The Pinnacles Desert — the extraordinary limestone formations in Nambung National Park—
Wave Rock — the 15-metre granite wave near Hyden, a geological marvel—
Kalbarri National Park — the Z-bend gorge and the Kalbarri Skywalk—
Monkey Mia — hand-feed wild dolphins on the Shark Bay World Heritage coast—
Shark Bay — stromatolites, dugongs and the most significant marine heritage area in Australia—
Karijini National Park — the breathtaking gorges and waterfalls of the Pilbara—
Ningaloo Reef — swim with whale sharks and manta rays on the world's greatest fringing reef—
Exmouth & Coral Bay — the twin gateways to Ningaloo, magnificent snorkelling—
Swan Valley — Perth's local wine region, chocolatiers and the Sandalford winery—
Mundaring Weir — the historic reservoir and the Golden Pipeline Museum—
Mandurah waterways — canals, dolphins and the Peel Inlet, just south of Perth—
The Perth Hills — Mundaring, Kalamunda and the most beautiful autumn foliage in WA—
Sunset at Cottesloe — the most celebrated sunset in Australia, often literally—
Fish and chips at the Indiana Tea House or Little Creatures — Fremantle's finest—
Cicerello's in Fremantle — fish and chips on the harbour since 1903—
Wild duck at Wildflower or fine dining at print hall — Perth's finest restaurants—
Long chim Perth — David Thompson's Thai restaurant in the State Buildings—
A Rottnest selfie with a quokka — the most shared wildlife photo in the world—
Whale watching at Dunsborough — humpback and southern right whales June to December—
Surfing at Margaret River Main Break — one of the most powerful waves in the world—
Perth Festival — February, Australia's oldest international arts festival—
Sculpture by the Sea — March, the world's largest free outdoor sculpture exhibition at Cottesloe—
New Year's Eve on the beach — Perth's fireworks reflected in the Indian Ocean—