Must See Sights and Landmarks in Perth Area

"Still a working commercial port, Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour is a lovely waterfront pier, offering amazing seafood restaurants, bars, and entertainment. It’s also fun to see all the boats and trawlers in port. Esplanade Park and Little Creatures are all extremely close together, so it’s easy to visit all three together."

"Snap the giant lobsters in the 40-metre aquarium, capture the sun setting from the jetty or just sit back and relax in one of the beachside restaurants with your phone at the ready. Make sure you checkout the J Shed, just next to the Harbour, with its attention-grabbing rainbow coloured doors."

"IT has a variety of things to do like high speed jet rides, charter sailing rides, the maritime museum and many options of restaurants. Located in the heart of Fremantle, the harbor is home to more than 400 boats and is the fun centre of Fremantle, surrounded by many bars and eateries."

"A vital part of the city's urban redevelopment is Elizabeth Quay, at the bottom of Barrack St. Luxury hotels and apartments – including the Ritz – are nearing completion, joining waterfront cafes and restaurants...."

"Subiaco Oval (pronounced /suːbiˈækoʊ/; currently known under naming rights as Patersons Stadium and colloquially as Subi) is a stadium locate…"

"If you’re looking for somewhere for the kids to play, head to the upper level of the Market Hall building. Surrounded by a natural forest canopy with fantastic views over the square, the Yagan Square playscape uses natural forms to create a fun environment for children of all ages and abilities. You’ll find gentler play areas for toddlers and more challenging terrain for older children, as well as water play area."

"Yagan Square just opened in March 2018 and is part of Perth City Link—an urban renewal and redevelopment project. A 2.5- acre plot of land between CBD and Northbridge, Yagan Square—named after the indigenous warrior, celebrates the significance of the Noongar people of Perth."

"The Woodfired Baker pledges to keep things simple when it comes to the age-old art of bread-making, using nothing but flour, water, salt and wild yeast, minus the chemicals or additives. Across the road from Maylands train station on the Whatley Crescent café strip, master baker Andrew Ritchie uses a restored century-old wood-fired oven to bake his bread, brownies and sweets. “I haven’t actually made it out to visit his shop, but I’ve heard lots of good things about it,” Atwell says."

"Visit Rorystone’s Honeys Bakehouse for the right bakery-style vegan jam and custard donuts. Owner Brent likes to try interesting combinations (think red velvet donuts and Ferrero Rocher croissants), so I don’t know what to find. Spend the day enjoying the views of Perth’s hills, or pre-order a selection of sweets every Friday at Subiaco’s Rabida Vegan."

"Location:Marine Parade, CottesloeFacilities available: Toilets, changing facilities, cafes, playground, picnic areas, lifeguard-patrolled. With gentle waves, grassy terraces, white sand, plenty of shade and several playgrounds in the area, Cottesloe Beach is a great and popular destination for young families, and even for those who simply want to relax and/or enjoy a picnic sesh.With beautiful Norfolk pines and the stunning Indiana Teahouse building as a backdrop, one can easily mistake Cottesloe Beach for a European resort. It is no wonder the beach is Perth’s most iconic and photographed beach."

"It’s one of the city’s most popular spots for swimming, snorkelling, surfing and drinking in ocean sunsets over a glass of wine, a refreshing beer or a relaxed dinner. Crystal clear waters and consistent swell make it a regular hangout for swimmers, body boarders and surfers, while the rocks and reefs invite snorkellers to hit the water too."

"While Perth has an endless coastline of picturesque beaches, Cottesloe Beach, happens to be a favorite for travelers and locals, alike. Cottesloe has an ocean way for pedestrians and cyclists, and cute cafes and restaurants right on the water."

"If you were to head a little further north from Cottelsoe, you’d soon end up at Swanbourne Beach – a short drive from Be Fremantle again. It’s a unique beach compared to many of the other nearby beaches for a couple of reasons. The first is the location."

"South Beach is ideal for families, with a playground, lots of shaded areas, walking tracks and even a dog beach. There's also a café on site serving meals and takeaway snacks."

"Newly opened Mount Hawthorn venue, Pogo, is offering some great Middle Eastern inspired dishes to take away. Get a grilled chicken meal deal or a lamb shoulder meal deal, and it’ll come with mains and sides to feed 2 or 4 people."