Perth Perth in Four Days Easy Going Itinerary 2018 02-14-09!30!00

Perth
Perth in Four Days Easy Going Itinerary
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Day 1
10:00 Kings Park & Botanic
Garden
A huge urban park with many things to see and do plus
bushlands and botanical gardens
12:10 Art Gallery of Western

Australia
See a world-class collection of over 17,000 works of art from
WA, Australia and beyond
14:55 St Mary's Cathedral

Construction of this church began in 1865 and it was
completed in 2009. See the blend of old and new
16:00 Perth Mint

See the largest gold nuggets in the world, gold pouring and
an exhibition on the history of gold mining in WA
10:00 Kings Park & Botanic Garden
Visit Duration: 2 hours
This huge park covers 4.06km² and is one of the largest inner city parks in the world. It is located on the edge
of Perth’s central business district. The site has a rich history dating back to the Aboriginal people and early
colonialists as well as playing an important role in contemporary culture. The park is run by the government of
Western Australia which provides many services and activities. The park has a reputation for conservation
and horticulture. From the park there are amazing views across Canning River, the city skyline, the Darling
Ranges and Swan River. In the park visitors can follow bushland trails, enjoy landscaped gardens, parklands,
children’s playgrounds and discovery areas. There is a Visitor Information Center where you can take free
daily walks. During the summer months there are outdoor movie screenings in Synergy Parkland and
children’s theatre at Saw Avenue Amphitheatre. Also in the park are cafes, memorial status (more than any
other park in Australia), Honor Avenue lined with plaques honoring 1600 fallen soldiers, picnic areas, ball
courts, cricket grounds, soccer fields, Rio Tinto Naturescape where kids can learn about local nature and Image By: Bgpawikedit
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cycle tracks for all ages. The park is also the site of the State War Memorial, a tennis club, Edith Cowan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_Park,_Western_Australia#/media
Clock Tower, the DNA Tower, Jacob’s ladder steps leading to Cliff Street and reservoir.
Address: Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005,

Within Kings Park is the Western Australian Botanical Garden where you can see more than 3,000 species of Australia
flora from the region. Two thirds of the park is protected bushland and used for research into the native Phone Number: 08 9480 3634 Visitor Information
biological diversity. Centre, 08 9480 3600 administration
Admission: Free
Opening Hours: Information Centre opens daily
9:30am-4pm, closed Christmas Day. Park open
24/7
Web: http://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au
12:10 Art Gallery of Western Australia
Visit Duration: 2 hours, 30 mins
3.7 KM, 0 minutes by transit from Kings Park & Botanic Garden
The Western Australia Art Collection is housed in this art museum at the Perth Cultural Center. The main
gallery building was built in 1977 and features elements of Bauhaus architecture with a Brutalist exterior. At
the time of construction the architectural design was considered innovative. The Western Australian collection
has been accumulating since 1895 and the collection has evolved into an invaluable resource and inspiration
for locals and visitors. The collection offers insight into the evolution of art in Western Australia, the Australia
and the world. Among the most important groups of art in the collection there is the region’s indigenous and
non-indigenous work. Other highlights are the Australian and British paintings and sculptures from the 20 th
century. Through the collection visitors should be able to trace the history of the region and understand its
context in the world. Because of Perth’s location the collection includes an emphasis on the Indian Ocean
Rim. Perth’s geographical location means it has access to many exciting cultures which are reflected in the Image By: Orderinchaos
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collection. The collection holds over 17,000 pieces in a wide range of media including sculpture, painting, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Art_Gallery_of_Weste
prints, photography, watercolors, multi-media, instillations, drawings and design crafts. The museum holds
regular temporary exhibitions of world-class standard. Past exhibitions have included Italian Renaissance,
Address: Perth Cultural Center, Perth, WA, 6000
Indian Contemporary art and Islamic Art from Kuwait.
Australia
Phone Number: 24/7 number: 61 8 9492 6622;
reception: 61 8 9492 6600
Admission: Free but the gallery requests a
voluntary donation.
Opening Hours: Wed-Mon 10am-5pm; Closed
Tuesdays, Good Friday, Anzac Day and
Christmas Day.
Web: http://www.artgallery.wa.gov.au/
14:55 St Mary's Cathedral
Visit Duration: 1 hour
1.0 KM, 0 minutes walking from Art Gallery of Western Australia
This cathedral is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Perth and the Archbishop. It is located on the
peak of a hill in Eastern Perth at the heart of Victoria Square. The structure we see today was built in three
phases; the first phase was completed in 1865. In the 1920s the second phase commenced with plans to
rebuild the cathedral and replace it with a Gothic-style church. However the construction came to a halt during
the Great Depression leaving an incomplete structure with a new transept and sanctuary but the original
church nave. 70 years later the incomplete cathedral needed extensive repairs and in the late 1990s and
2000s plans were made for repairing and reconstructing the cathedral in phase three. New designs were
drawn up expanding the cathedral and adding a second spire and underground parish center. The work was
completed in 2009 and the cathedral was reopened.
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Today the church can accommodate 1,600 worshipers and the design has won several awards. It features
high vaulted ceilings, intricate stained glass windows, an outdoor water feature and a new, modern section.
There has been no attempt to mimic the original structure and you can clearly see where the old and the new Address: 17 Victoria Square, Perth, WA, 6000,
meet. It is possible to attend Mass throughout the week and on Tuesdays there is a tour of the church at Australia
10:30am. The cathedral is the site of many regular events and concerts like the Gregoriana Candlelight Phone Number: 08 9223 1350
concert. Admission: free
Opening Hours: Tours on Tuesdays
10:30am-11:30am
Web:
http://perthcatholic.org.au/Parish.htm?parish_id=-50499898&
16:00 Perth Mint
0.3 KM, 5 minutes walking from St Mary's Cathedral
The Perth Mint is the country’s official bullion mint which dates back to 1899. The main attraction of this site is
the Gold Exhibition which uses the latest exhibition techniques to bring the history of Western Australian gold
to life using audio visuals and concept design. Visitors to the Gold Exhibition can follow the journey of the
discovery of gold and see the largest gold coin ever made; the Australian Kangaroo One Tonne Gold Coin
which weighs 1 ton. The massive coin is 80cm wide and 12cm deep and valued at more than A$50 million.
Also in the exhibition is an amazing display of gold nuggets and crystals including the second largest gold
nugget in the world which weighs 25.5kg. Visitors can see molten gold poured into moulds to make gold bars
and you can even hold gold bullion worth A$500,000. Other gems in the exhibition include the first coin
minted in Perth in 1899; the first copper decimal coin made in Australia in 1966 and 10kg Australian Lunar
Gold and Silver Bullion coins. Visitors can weigh themselves to find out their weight in gold and get your Image By: Moondyne
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name engraved on a souvenir medallion in gold, silver, bronze or aluminum (from A$17). As part of the https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Perth_Mint#/media/Fil
exhibition there is a recreated miner’s camp site showing the harsh conditions prospectors faced.
Address: Perth Mint, 310 Hay Street, CBD, East

There are hourly guided talks through the grand heritage building, the security vault and the original melting Perth WA 6004, Australia
house where you can see a live gold pour. The tour can also be combined with a Devonshire tea. Phone Number: 1300 366 520 (within Australia);
+61 8 94217376; 08 9421 7223
Admission: Gold Exhibition+Guided Talk+Gold
Pouring A$19 adults, A$17 concessions, A$8
children 4yrs-15yrs; family pass A$48 (2 adults, 2
children), under 3yrs free. Gold Pour and
Devonshire Tea: A$25
Opening Hours: Daily 9am-5pm; closed
Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Anzac Day,
Boxing Day, Good Friday
Web: http://www.perthmint.com.au
Day 2
10:00 Aquarium of Western
Australia
See about 4,000 marine creatures from the Western
Australian coastline
12:35 Swan Valley

Follow the wine and food trail or heritage trail through WA's
wine country
10:00 Aquarium of Western Australia
The Aquarium of Western Australia is one of the country’s largest aquariums and has the largest single
aquarium tank as well as the largest walk-through tunnel underwater in the Shipwreck Coast aquarium and
one of the largest living coral reef exhibits in the world. The aquarium focuses on marine life along the
12,000km coast of Western Australia. There are approximately 4,000 fish representing 400 species living in
the aquarium’s 4 million liters of water. The Western Australia coastline theme is divided into five areas each
representing a different region of the coastline. The regions along the coastline of Western Australia range
from freezing waters in the southern ocean to tropical waters and coral reefs in the far north.
The Great Southern Coast exhibit takes you into the icy waters of the Southern Ocean and introduces visitors
to creatures like the sea dragon and pineapple fish. The Shipwreck Coast exhibit will have you surrounded by
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sharks, turtles and stingrays as you walk through the underwater tunnel. The Perth Coast exhibit shows Image Source:
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visitors ancient reefs and sandy bays where moon jellyfish, octopus and other sea creatures live. The Far
North exhibit highlights this remote region where dangerous marine animals like crocodiles live and where
there are tropical lagoons. Marmion Marine Park exhibit is interactive and here visitors can visit the touch Address: 91 Southside Dr, Hillarys WA 6025,
pool, stingray bay and a coastal lagoon. Visitors can overlook the AQWA Coral Reef exhibit and see living Australia
coral reef and also visit the underwater gallery. The AQWA Danger Zone is home to the most dangerous Phone Number: 08 9447 7500
creatures of the sea. The aquarium offers a number of special experiences like mermaid shows, swimming Admission: A$30 adults (16+), A$22 seniors and
with sharks and whale watching excursions (September-December). students, A$18 children 4yrs-15yrs, free for
children under 4yrs, A$79 families of 2 adults, 2
children
Opening Hours: Daily 10am-5pm
Web: http://www.aqwa.com.au
12:35 Swan Valley
28.4 KM, 0 minutes by transit from Aquarium of Western Australia
Twenty-five minutes from Perth is Swan Valley, a region between Guildford and Bells Rapids around the
upper area of Swan River and bordered on the eastern side by the Darling Scarp. Swan Valley was the site of
some of the earliest European settlements and you can still see historic homes, old pubs and ancient
churches. Swan valley has 14 suburbs and is the state’s oldest wine region. It is home to 40 wineries,
microbreweries, run distilleries, a chocolate factory, art galleries, lavender farm, goat farm, wildlife
sanctuaries, olive groves, farms and arts and crafts businesses. Start exploring Swan Valley at the Visitor
Center in Guildford one of Western Australia’s first colonial villages which has retained its village charm.
Visitors can follow the Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail, a 32km loop route passed restaurants, wineries,
cafes, breweries and roadside stalls. There is the Swan Valley Heritage Trail which can be cycled or hiked
and horse-drawn carriages there are can take you through the wine country. Visit the oldest church in Image By: Jarrah Tree
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Western Australia, the All Saints Anglican Church in Henley Brook. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Swan_valley_Jan_2012_loo
Popular routes through the valley include the Great Northern Highway where you can pass by several Address: Swan Valley Visitor Center, Corner
wineries like the Oakover Wines, Sitella and Feral Brewing. Along Toodyay Road there is Garbin Estate Meadow and Swan Streets, Guildford, WA, 6055,
winery and Jane Brook. The West Swan Road has several wineries as well including the Edgecombe, Wild Australia.
Swan and Black Swan. Also along this route are the Margret River Chocolate Factory, Ironbark Brewery and Phone Number: Swan Valley Visitor Center: +61
8 937 9 9400 or +61 8 9207 8899
Henley Park. Coffee lovers might like to stop by Yahava KoffeeWorks where they have daily coffee tastings
Admission: Free
and sell freshly ground coffee. In October the Spring in the Valley food and wine festival is held in Swan
Opening Hours: Swan Valley Visitor Center:
Valley over a weekend.
Daily 9am-4pm; valley itself open 24/7.
Web: http://www.swanvalley.com.au/Home
Day 3
09:30 Fremantle Prison
See inside an historic prison, WA's only UNESCO site
12:05 Fremantle Markets

This market sells locally sourced and organic produce as
well as local arts and crafts in historic Victorian buildings
14:15 Round House

This is Western Australia's oldest public building, a former
circular prison built in 1831
15:20 Western Australian

Maritime Museum
Go inside a real submarine and see artifacts from Australia's
maritime history
09:30 Fremantle Prison
Visit Duration: 2 hours, 30 mins
Fremantle Prison is Western Australia’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 15 acre former prison
includes cell blocks, gate houses, security walls, underground tunnels and cottages. Convict labor was used
to build the complex which was completed in 1859. The prison remained in use until 1991.
There are a selection of tours you can take in the prison, each tour has a separate fee or you can buy a ticket
which includes all tours. The Doing Time Tour takes you into the maximum security gaol which was used from
the 1850s to 1991. You enter the Main cell Block and learn about prison life. There is also prison art on
display. Other highlights of this tour include seeing the yard, gallows, chapel, whipping post and solitary cells.
The Great Escapes Tour shows you the shackles, isolation and gates, walls, gun towers and razor wires
which prevented prisoners from escaping. An expert guide tells you about daring escapes and attempts.
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You’ll learn about ramous escape artists and see escape-proof cells. This tour also takes you into the Image Source:
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Women’s Prison and rifle range. The Tunnels Tour takes you underground where you get to wear a hardhat
with a headlamp, overalls and boots. The tour takes you 20 meters below ground through sections of the
original tunnels and onto replicas of punts in the tunnels accessible only by boat. You’ll see blast holes, oil Address: 1 The Terrace, Fremantle WA, 6160,
lamps and original artifacts used by prisoners sentenced to hard labor. This tour is not recommended for Australia
those with a fear of heights or claustrophobia. The Torchlight Tour features the same sites as the Doing Time Phone Number: To prebook tunnel tour: 08 9336
Tour plus a visit to the morgue but at night. The tour is not for the faint of heart and there are a few surprises 9200
hiding in the shadows. There is also an Art Tour which highlights art work by convicts and prisoners over the Admission: Prison Day Tour (Doing Time OR
last 136 years. These tours are only held on the first Saturday of each month. There are audio guides for Great Escapes): Adults A$20, concession A$17,
most of the tours in Japanese, French, German, Korean, Mandarin and English as well as an Auslan children (4yrs-15yrs) A$11, family pass (2 adults,
up to 3 children)A$57; Prison Day Tour Package
handheld guide.
(Doing Time AND Great Escapes): Adults A$28,
concession A$25, children A$19, family pass
A$89; Tunnel Tour: Adults A$60, concession
A$50, children A$40; Torchlight Tour: Adults
A$26, concession A$22, children A$16, family
pass A$76; All Tour Pass: Adults A$100,
concession A$80, children A$60. Only over 12yrs
can participate in Tunnel Tours. Mobility disabled
visitors pay children's rates. Admission to
Gatehouse, Visitor Center, Prison Gallery and
Convict Cafe is free.
Opening Hours: Gatehouse: 9am-5pm; Convict
Cafe: 10am-5pm; Doing Time Tour: Daily every
30min 10am-5pm, lasts 1.15hrs; Great Escape
© 2014-2017 visitacity.com All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission. Tour: Daily every hour 11:45am-4:45pm, lasts
1.15hrs; Tunnels Tour: Daily 9am, 9:45am,
10:40am, 12:20pm, 1:40pm, 2:40pm and 3:25pm,
lasts 2.5hrs; Torchlight Tour: Wed, Fri evening,
from 6:30pm (in the summer from 7pm) lasts
1.5hrs. Art Tours on first Saturday of each month
at 4pm, last 1.5hrs.
Web:
http://www.fremantleprison.com.au/Pages/default.aspx
Note: Tunnel Tour and Torchlight Tour must be
prebooked; Tunnel Tour is open only to those over
12yrs.
12:05 Fremantle Markets
0.5 KM, 7 minutes walking from Fremantle Prison
The Fremantle Market has been around since 1897 when people would arrive at the Victorian buildings which
functioned as a wholesale market until the 1950s. From the 50s to 70s the buildings were used for packing
and distribution and then in 1975 the buildings were restored. The Victorian buildings stand within a precinct
together with Warders Cottages, Norfolk Hotel, Scots Church and Sail & Anchor Hotel. The entire precinct is
on the Register of Heritage Places and on the Commonwealth’s Heritage Commission Registrar of the
National Estate.
Today there are more than 150 stalls selling a wide range of products. The markets offer a large selection of
locally grown fresh produce, much of which is organic. The markets are dedicated to promoting indigenous Image By: EurovisionNim
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and didgeridoos. At the market you can often see demonstrations of didgeridoo playing and boomerang
throwing. In addition to being a retail venue the Fremantle Markets are also a spring board for new
up-and-coming musical talent. There are many street performers at the market which add to the atmosphere. Address: Fremantle markets, Corner South
Terrace and Henderson Street, Fremantle, WA,
6959, Australia.
Phone Number: 08 93352515; on Friday,
Saturday, Sunday
Admission: Free
Opening Hours: The Yard: Fridays 8am-8pm;
Sat, Sun 8am-6pm; The Hall: Fridays 9am-8pm,
Sat and Sun 9am-6pm; open on public holidays
closed Christmas Day.
Web: http://fremantlemarkets.com.au/
14:15 Round House
0.8 KM, 0 minutes walking from Fremantle Markets
The Round House (which actually has 12 sides) is the oldest surviving public building in the state; it was first
opened in 1831, eighteen months after the British Swan River Colony settlement was established in 1829.
The structure was purpose-built to detain convicted criminals and it was used for this purpose until 1886.
When it was no longer a gaol the Round House became police holding cells until the late 1890s. After that it
was accommodated the Water Police and then was used for storage. In 1900 the Round House was home to
a chief constable and his family of 10 children. One of the Round House’s best known inmates was John
Gavin, a 15 year old European who admitted to the murder of George Pollard and was held in the Round
House until being hung in 1844. He was the first person to be executed in Western Australia.
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The Round House stands at Arthur Head; it has 8 cells and a jailer’s residence. The cells and jailer’s home Image Source:
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are in a ring facing an open central courtyard which is open to the sky. The design (known as a panopticon)
allows for all the prisoners to be observed without the inmates knowing whether they are being watched. In
1833 a well was added to the center of the courtyard. Address: Round House, Arthur Head, Captain Ln,
Fremantle WA 6160, Australia
Phone Number: 08 9336 6897
Admission: Donation
Opening Hours: daily 10:30am-3:30pm; closed
Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Web: http://www.fremantleroundhouse.com.au/
15:20 Western Australian Maritime Museum
Visit Duration: 1 hour, 30 mins
0.5 KM, 7 minutes walking from Round House
This is one of the museum’s run by the Government of Western Australia and one of two in Fremantle
together with the Shipwreck Galleries. The museum is located in a beautiful modern building on Victoria Quay
and holds a number of themed galleries. Tin Canoe to Australia II is one of the permanent exhibitions where
watercraft are displayed. In the Indian Ocean exhibits teach about the interaction between maritime travelers
which resulted in the country’s multi-cultural society. The gallery includes a recreated Middle Eastern market
in the 1400s and a real Indonesian fishing boat. The Swan River exhibit holds the Valdura, Swan River ferry
and the Lady Forrest, a steam pilot boat. The Fremantle gallery focuses on the story of Fremantle Harbor and
its role in trade and immigration. In the Naval Defence gallery there are exhibits of real weapons and parts of
military maritime vessels.
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Highlights of the museum include the American Cup winner Australia II; a submarine called HMS Ovens ;
Endeavour which Jon Sanders sailed three times around the world and other iconic boats from Western
Australia’s maritime history. In addition there are regular temporary exhibitions. HMS Ovens is docked in the Address: Cnr. Victoria Quay, Fremantle, WA,
water next to the museum and you can take guided tours of the sub every half hour. The 89 meter long 6160, Australia
submarine was manned by a crew of 63 people and you get to see the pumps, living quarters, controls and Phone Number: Pre-booking 1300 134 081
torpedoes. Also on Victoria Quay, near the museum are the Welcome Walls where the names of immigrants Admission: Museum - Adults A$10, children
(5yrs-15yrs) A$3, concession (students,
who landed here are recorded.
seniors)A$5, family (up to 2 adults and 3 children)
A$22; Submarine Ovens - Adults A$10, children
A$3, concession A$5, family A$22; joint ticket
(museum+submarine Ovens) Adults A$16,
children A$5, concession A$8, family A$35. 2nd
Tuesday each month entrance by gold coin
donation.
Open Hours: Daily 9:30am-5pm; Anzac Day
1pm-5pm, closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day,
New Year's Day and Good Friday. Guided tours of
the HMS Ovens every half hour from 10am to
3:30pm.
Web:
http://museum.wa.gov.au/museums/maritime
Day 4
09:00 Rottnest Island
This island has wildlife, history, culture, pristine beaches,
snorkeling opportunities, bays and hike trails
09:00 Rottnest Island
Take a day trip to this island paradise. Rottnest is a low lying island covering 19km² about 18km off shore
from Fremantle. It is a protected area due to its pristine eco-system, bird life, flora and fauna. Several species
of birds nest by the shallow salt lakes of the island. The island has three endemic tree species including the
Rottnest Island Pine. Creatures on the island include the small quokkas and there are also sea lions and
other indigenous animals. About 100 people live on the island permanently and thousands visit the island
each year by ferry.
The island had been inhabited by humans for thousands of years before the Europeans reached Australia.
The island got its name from Willem de Vlamingh who arrived here in 1696 and seeing the quokka thought he
was looking at rats – hence rat’s nest or Rottnest. Since then the island has been used as a prison, military
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on the island date back to the colonial period and are made of the local limestone. Today the island is used
for recreation and tourism. Most visitors come for the day but it is also possible to stay on the island overnight
in one of the historic houses or hotels. The island is vehicle-free (except emergency and service vehicles) but Address: Rottnest Island, WA, 6161, Australia
you can rent or bring your own bike to the island. There is also a bus service on the island. Phone Number: Rottnest Express: 1300 467 688;
Rottnest Fast Ferries: 08 9246 1039
Admission: Free + ferry price. Approximately for
You can reach the island using the Rottnest Fast Ferries or Rottnest Express ferries. The main settlement on a day return ferry ticket: adults A$85-A$100,
the island is Thomson Bay and other settlements include Geordie Bay and Longreach Bay. There are several children (4yrs-12yrs) A$49-A$53; concession
restaurants, cafes and stores on the island as well as a camp ground and hotels. Diving is one of the popular A$75-A$95, children (2yrs-3yrs) 0-A$25, family
activities as the island is surrounded by reefs inhabited by beautiful fish. You can also dive for Western rock pass A$223-A$250. Additional charges for
lobster and crayfish (with a license) in the summer (15 November-30 June). There is an underwater snorkel extended stay and luggage/bicycles. Bike hire on
trail at Parker Point marked with interpretative plaques and there is a Rottnest Island Wreck Trail. You can island approx. from A$30, snorkel set from A$15
see the island’s shipwrecks by diving or by taking an excursion in a glass bottom boat. There are free guided Opening Hours: 24/7.
walking tours, 63 gorgeous beaches, 20 bays, golf, tennis, a lighthouse, a train through tunnels beneath WWII Web: Rottnest Express:
https://www.rottnestexpress.com.au/rottnest-island
gun emplacements on Oliver Hill, hiking trails, history and culture.
Rottnest Fast Ferries:
https://www.rottnestfastferries.com.au/packages/ferries/
Rottnest Island: http://www.rottnestisland.com/
Note: Ferries leave from the B-Shed Victoria
Quay, Northport-Rous Head Harbor, Barrack
Street Jetty and Hillarys Marina in Fremantle.

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12:10 Art Gallery of Western

14:55 St Mary's Cathedral

16:00 Perth Mint

Address: Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005,

Address: Perth Mint, 310 Hay Street, CBD, East

12:35 Swan Valley

12:05 Fremantle Markets

14:15 Round House

15:20 Western Australian

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