Attractions near South Perth

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

Port Beach is conveniently located near the popular tourist hub of Fremantle. With attractive views out to Rottnest Island, and a popular café adjacent to

The West End is distinctly Fremantle’s heritage district, with its exceptionally well-preserved nineteenth-century port-city townscape and architecture and has recently been included in Western Australia's

Leighton Beach is a popular beach just north of Fremantle offering lovely snorkelling, swimming or just an easily accessible spot for enjoying a trip to

DFO Perth is located near Perth Airport and services visitors and locals alike. It has an amazing selection of discount factory outlets selling clothing and

The team at City Summit love their sport. Whether it is for fitness or fun we can help you learn, train or just have fun

Scarborough Beach Pool is much more than just a swimming pool. As an iconic new landmark situated in the heart of Scarborough, this facility is

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,

Think food in Fremantle, and you probably think Italian. With good reason. Italians have had a huge influence on the culture of Fremantle since the

Scarborough Beach is a favourite with the locals for it’s surf vibe, great sunsets and cafes and bars to relax and enjoy a seaside lunch.

The Fremantle War Memorial, located at Monument Hill in Fremantle, is surrounded by beautiful rose gardens and well maintained lawns. It offers almost 360-degree views

Karrinyup Shopping Centre is Perth's premier retail venue north of the river, boasting more than 180 speciality stores and a shoppers paradise. Karrinyup Shopping Centre

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A boutique yoga studio in the heart of Fremantle, Mala Yoga offers a range of inclusive classes guided by their team of inspiring, knowledgeable and

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

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

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

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

Celebrating the State's affinity with the Indian Ocean and high seas beyond, the Western Australian Maritime Museum takes you on an epic voyage through history,

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

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.

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

Perfectly located near the ocean in one of the 100 year old former Pilot’s Cottages, Glen Cowans' Studio at the Roundhouse showcases underwater photography as

The Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre (WACC) is part of Aboriginal Engagement within the City of Fremantle.

The Round House Precinct is the oldest surviving public building in Western Australia. It was built as a gaol and was the first permanent building

The intriguing brick work and picturesque grounds surrounding St Matthews Church draws many visitors to the historic town of Guildford. The church now standing in

Have an awesome day with family and friends at Adventure World! They're Perth’s only Theme Park/ Water Park, set in beautifully landscaped botanical gardens and

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 Guildford Town Hall is a prominent landmark in the centre of the historic town of Guildford. Whilst no longer operating as the town’s administrative

Stirling Square is a picturesque park that is one point of interest on a self-guided walk through historic Guildford. Stirling Square, originally called Church Square,

Guildford Post Office is one of the town’s most prominent landmarks and still operates today as a postal agency. Built in 1897, the magnificent historic

He Colonial Gaol was build in several stages between 1841 and 1867. Soon after settlement (1829) it was apparent a local lockup was necessary. Three