Attractions near Armadale

At nine metres high, 19 metres long and tipping the scales at 66 tonnes, Rainbow is not your average public art piece. The sculpture, by

Kookaburra Cinema

The moderate 2.5 kilometre Mount Dale Walk Trail follows the contours of Mount Dale to its peak, where walkers enjoy panoramic views of the Darling

The State Library of Western Australian is located in the cultural precinct alongside popular museums in the heart of Perth's city centre. The Alexander Library

Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia's premier cultural heritage sites and tourist attractions. It is the State's only World Heritage listed building and the

The King Street Precinct is the jewel in the crown of Perth’s West End. Nestled between Murray and Hay streets, the precinct marries the sophistication

The Nostalgia Box is Australia’s first interactive Video Game Console Museum, located in Northbridge. A day at The Nostalgia Box promises new experiences, a loving

Set amongst 43 acres of native Tuart, Redgum, and Banksia trees (many reported to be over 300 years old) and flanked by sweeping views of

Mosman Park Golf Club features a picturesque 9 hole golf course situated in the Perth suburb of Mosman Park. Located only 20 minutes from the

Esplanade Reserve is a large parkland area, identified by tall Norfolk Pines, in the centre of Fremantle between Fishing Boat Harbour, the West End precinct

The section of South Terrace from the corner of Bannister Street to Parry Street in Fremantle is renowned as the 'Cappuccino Strip' for the many

Northbridge Piazza brings free outdoor films and a packed calendar of events, festivals and live entertainment to Perth all year round. Pull up a bean

The Army Museum of Western Australia provides visitors with an opportunity to explore an extensive collection of army history. Housed in the impressive turn of

Housed in a landmark Neo-Gothic building, Fremantle Arts Centre is one of Western Australia's most dynamic multi-arts organisations, offering a rich cultural program of exhibitions,

Go wild with Richard Smyth Wild Earth Images. Richard Smyth – Wild Earth Images, is making a name for himself in his home state of

Learn more about Western Australia’s colonial history on a visit to Barracks Archway in the west end of Perth. Barracks Archway was once part of

One of the largest inner-city parks in the world, Kings Park and Botanic Garden is 400 hectares of serene natural bushland and sculpted gardens.

The Fremantle Markets is an authentic piece of Western Australian history. Originally built as a market hall in 1897, this grand old Victorian building was

Luna on SX has it's own unique Freo thing going on. Hidden down a laneway between Norfolk and Essex Street, Luna on SX

Adelaide, are you ready for a leisure-tainment experience like no other? Holey Moley Golf Club has brought the craziest round of mini-golf you’ve ever played

Bathers Beach is where the rich heritage and vibrancy of Fremantle meets the ocean. It’s here you’ll find bars, cafe's and restaurants, just a sandy-footed stroll from the oldest public building in Western Australia. It’s an easy 12 minute walk from Fremantle bus and train station through the heritage listed West End to reach Bathers Beach, or a short free ride on Fremantle’s Blue CAT bus and the beach is accessible via ramps, with a free beach wheelchair available for hire. The calm waters make it a popular spot for swimming, kite surfing and paddling. With 300 metres of white sand, it’s also perfect for pitching up to watch an Indian Ocean sunset with fish and chips from neighbouring Fishing Boat Harbour or enjoying cocktails and a share plate on the sun lounges at Bathers Beach House. Right in the middle of the beach lies Kidogo Arthouse and the Bathers Beach Art Precinct - home to some of Western Australia’s most celebrated sculptors, painters, photographers, Indigenous artists and designers. Head north to the Round House, the State’s first gaol, to see the cannon fired at 1pm and take in the best view of Bathers Beach.

Lovers of old buildings will be inspired by the free style interpretation of classical architecture evident in the Fremantle Town Hall. Home to the tourist

The award winning Esplanade Youth Plaza is located in the heart of Fremantle on the south eastern corner of Fremantle's Esplanade Reserve. Featuring an extensive

Movies and more at HOYTS Millennium Looking for a day out in the heart of Fremantle? Stop by HOYTS Millennium to enjoy the latest movies

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

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

The iconic State War Memorial is visited by more than 40,000 people each Anzac Day Dawn Service, with numerous wreath-laying ceremonies held every year. The

Within the 17 hectare Kings Park Botanic Garden you can explore the extraordinary biodiversity of every region of Western Australia. Follow one of two walk

St Johns Anglican Church and Kings Square are affectionately known by the locals as the true heart of Fremantle. The striking gothic architecture of the

Perth Arena is Western Australia's landmark home of live entertainment, music and sports. Widely reported as Australia's finest venue, the 15,000 capacity Perth Arena features

The Mary Davies Library and Community Centre is a contemporary, cutting-edge library service and multi-purpose community centre. Named in honour of Mary Davies (1926 –2014), a passionate and committed member of the Rockingham community, she had interests in community projects and local history. The multi-purpose community centre's spaces are available for hire and suitable for seminars, conferences, functions, performances, meetings, computer training, group classes, children's parties (from 0-6 years) and creative workshops.

A fully operational fishing port since the early 1900s, today the Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour is also abuzz with locals and visitors sampling a fresh

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

The Rockingham Golf Club, located in a magnificent bush land setting, offers a golf course as natural as can be achieved in the metropolitan area,

AAA Army Surplus and Collectables have a unique display of memorabilia separate to their large army surplus store in the market. Come and check the

Japingka Gallery, located on two floors of heritage listed warehouse in Fremantle's historic West End, has over 4,500 Aboriginal artworks from around Australia. See major

The Fremantle Railway Station is a memorable historical landmark for visitors to the renowned port city of Fremantle. Catch the train from Perth, or just

Discover tales of exploration, survival, mutiny and rebellion at the Western Australian Museum - Shipwreck Galleries. Built by convicts in the 1850s, the Shipwreck Galleries

Ever wanted to throw an axe? Situated in the heart of edgy Northbridge, MANIAX offers an urban axe throwing experience like no other. Learn how

Experience abstract expressionism art, up close and personal at Art Marx Galley. Art Marx Gallery cuts a modern edge against the classic architecture and caters