Perth
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A persistent shortage of housing stock and a stagnant construction pipeline have kept Perth's rental and sales markets under extreme pressure.
Top things to do in Perth
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Spanning 400 hectares, this inner-city park offers stunning views of the Swan River, a treetop walkway, and over 3,000 species of unique West Australian flora. It is famously larger than New York's Central Park.
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Rottnest Island
#attractionA car-free island paradise located a short ferry ride from Perth, famous for its turquoise bays, white sand beaches, and the friendly quokka, a small wallaby found almost nowhere else.
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Fremantle (Walyalup) is a maritime port city renowned for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture, vibrant street buskers, and the historic Fremantle Markets. It is also celebrated as the birthplace of the Australian craft beer scene.
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Known to locals as 'Freo,' this vibrant port suburb is famous for its well-preserved maritime history and Victorian architecture. Explore the bustling Fremantle Markets, historic prison, and a diverse range of cafes and craft breweries.
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Fremantle Markets and Historic District
#attractionA vibrant port precinct known for its well-preserved Victorian architecture and eclectic markets. The area is a hub for craft breweries, street performers, and maritime history, offering a distinct bohemian atmosphere.
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The Perth Mint
#attractionEstablished in 1899, this historic mint offers guided tours where visitors can see a live gold pour, explore secured vaults, and view the world's largest gold coin.
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The city's scenic centerpiece, ideal for riverside strolls, sunset dinner cruises, or scenic ferry rides between the CBD and Fremantle.
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A striking pedestrian suspension bridge over the Swan River connecting East Perth to Optus Stadium. Adventurous visitors can opt for a bridge climb or a 400-meter zipline experience.
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The Bell Tower
#attractionOne of the largest musical instruments in the world, this glass spire houses the historic Swan Bells. Visitors can enjoy panoramic city views and try their hand at bell ringing.
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Located in the Perth Cultural Centre, this world-class museum shares the 'many stories' of Western Australia. It features innovative exhibitions on everything from dinosaur fossils to the state’s rich Aboriginal heritage.