ATTRACTIONS WEST PERTH WA

Discover how the world really works at Scitech, Perth’s original hands-on science centre. Twist, turn, crank, pull, touch and explore: Scitech has exhibitions, programs and shows for the whole family. Experience out-of-this-world space shows in Horizon – the Planetarium, turn on your imagination at the fantastic puppet theatre for the little ones, enjoy explosive live science shows in the Lotterywest Theatre, interact with over 100 hands-on exhibits, and check out the incredible feature exhibitions.

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Harbour Town is located at 840 Wellington Street, West Perth, which is on the corner of Wellington and Sutherland Street, only 20 minutes walk from Perth’s CBD

The Heritage Centre is more than a museum: it's filled with great activities for youth members to entertain and inform, and it's a gathering point for leaders and the general public interested in Scouting history in WA.

Enjoy Perth's famous treetop walk, taking in the spectacular views along the Lotterywest Federation Walkway. Extending 620 metres through Kings Park, the numerous lookouts provide breathtaking views of Perth City, the Mt Eliza escarpment and surrounding rivers. A 222 metre long elevated section with a 16 metre above ground suspension bridge, offers a bird's eye view of a canopy of tall eucalypts. The walk takes around 40 minutes to complete, and begins adjacent to the Lord Forrest statue. You will pass by several beautiful wildflower gardens, across the Tuart Lawn, alongside the tranquil Water Garden valley before entering the cathedral of the Marri woodland forest. With the interpretive signage provided, you will be able to gain a greater insight into the flora, fauna, Aboriginal culture and fascinating history of the area. Nyoongar Aboriginal art, the inspiring landscaping and artistic drawings on the steel bridge pylons create a visually enthralling experience. Kings Park is an easy walk or cycle from the city; it is also well serviced by buses.

Law Walk and the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, Kings Park provides the best of both worlds. The manicured gardens and views of Kings Park transition to natural bush including a bird's eye view of what the Perth bushland was like more than 200 years ago. Commencing at the entrance to the Botanic Garden on Fraser Avenue, Law Walk continues to the Dryandra lookout via a paved path (that's steep in places) through the bushland on the edge of the Mt Eliza escarpment. The easy return walk is on a sandy trail through the bush, rejoining the paved path. It joins up with the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, which includes an elevated walk through the Botanic Garden and a tree top view of majestic marri and jarrah trees. When combined, these Top Trails take approximately 1.5 hours (3.7 kilometres) to complete. Along both walks there're spectacular views of Kings Park, Perth City, Matilda Bay, the Swan and Canning Rivers. The lookouts have interpretive signs; trees, shrubs and Indigenous stories are identified and explained in relevant places along the walks. These walks provide a wonderful insight into the special Western Australian environment, and provide one of the best experiences possible in the city area.

Explore one of Perth's most popular tourist attractions with Kings Park Free Guided Walks. Choose from one of several different walks that explore the spectacular 400 hectare park. Take a walk through the Botanic Garden and learn about the unique flora of Western Australia and its resilience across such diverse environments. The wildflower display between July and October is spectacular. Guided walks take you deep into the park along various nature trails to view the unique native flora. Discover the history of the park that was established in 1892 and visit the memorials which have been erected as a tribute to various significant people and events in Western Australia. The free guided walks start at the park's information centre at 10am or 2pm every day of the week. Whilst there, collect information about the many other attractions within the park. Kings Park overlooks the city of Perth and the Swan River and offers magnificent panoramic views. It is a short five minute drive or 30 minute walk west of the city, and is also linked in on the free city bus service.