LOCAL AREA

The iconic His Majesty’s Theatre, or the Maj as it is affectionately known, is the only remaining working Edwardian theatre in Australia and is home to WA Ballet and WA Opera. It is the perfect venue to catch a first class show ranging from comedy, drama, dance and opera or an evening of cabaret downstairs at the Maj. Patrons can also submerge themselves in a treasure trove of dazzling theatre history at the museum of performing arts.

Home to diverse flora and fauna, including over 130 species of fish, bottlenose dolphins, crustaceans and birds, Western Australia’s picturesque Swan River runs through Perth city. Tourists and locals alike enjoy the scenery, relaxing by the water with picnics or cruising along the river. The famous Bell Tower is also located beside the Swan River and offers tourists a unique, historical experience.

Experience the culture, arts and community spirit of Perth by visiting Perth Cultural Centre and its surroundings. Immerse yourself in art, entertainment, education, and pop up food and drink outlets. Walk along William Street to discover cutting-edge fashion, independent retailers, creative industries and intimate bars. Visit the Art Gallery of W.A. for thought-provoking exhibitions and displays, visitors assured they will be entertained as well as educated by what the Gallery has to offer.

Australia’s oldest operating mint, Perth Mint is open to visitors, hosting tours and gold pouring demonstrations. Visit the amazing vault and see the Mint’s collection of treasures, including Australia’s largest collection of natural gold nuggets.

Kings Park Perth provides a number of interesting attractions, as well as panoramic views of the city from its escarpment and over 13,000 species of WA plants.One of the world’s largest and most beautiful inner city parks, Kings Park offers breath taking views of the river and city sky line, bushland walk trails, immaculate gardens, large open parklands, children’s play areas, guided walks, plus cafes and a gallery shop. Kings Park is a must see if you’re visiting Perth.

Interested in learning about how things work in a fun and interactive way? Scitech Perth encourages the ability to seek and learn new and interesting information while exploring the exciting world of science. Scitech presents a number of themed exhibitions throughout the year ensuring each exhibit is interactive and educational while offering hands-on activities for each individual subject. In doing so, visitors are learning while having fun within an engaging environment.

Western Australia is famous for its world-class wine industry and scenic wine regions, so a visit to Perth isn’t the same without a winery tour and the Swan Valley is one of the best. Visit some of the Swan Valley Regions finest wineries and see the process of wine production. Wine cellars hold wine tastings and allow you to purchase wines by the bottle or case. There are also five boutique beer outlets all brewing unique blends of beer for you to taste.

Be entertained at Crown Perth, home to the city’s famous casino and entertainment complex. Enjoy fine dining at one of the many restaurants at Crown Perth. Open 24/7, the Crown Casino Perth has something for everyone. From exciting and fast paced gambling and electronic games, to quiet bars, lounges and more, including live music and a fully equipped sports bar. The Crown Casino provides a vibrant and luxurious environment on the banks of the Swan River, 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Perth Zoo is situated minutes from the city center, providing a stunning natural sanctuary within the buzzing streets of Perth.The Zoo is home to a diverse collection of animals, featuring more than 1300 animals and 170 species. The modern exhibits focus on the encouragement of natural animal behavior, mimicking the animal’s real life habitat. In order to maintain this approach, visitors are encouraged to “wait, watch and listen’ while viewing the animals

Rottnest Island, Perth’s favourite holiday destination, features some of the finest beaches and bays in Australia. Located 19kms off the coast of Fremantle, Rottnest Island is a short 90-minute ferry ride from Perth’s Barrack Street Jetty. The Island is home to a number of unique flora and fauna species including the much-loved, adorable Quokka, and provides a long list of things to see and do, plus regular entertainment and special events.

RAC Arena is the city’s main venue for sports and entertainment. The arena hosts live events including international acts, concerts and shows, as well as sporting events such as basketball, netball and ice hockey championships. A short 800m walk from Holiday Inn Perth City Centre with an exciting event calendar plus breathtaking design and world-leading technology. Pink, Beyoncé, Katy Perry, Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi have all graced the stage at RAC Arena.

Elizabeth Quay - where Perth's city meets the Swan River. The perfect place to relax, dine and play. There is an array of attractions including the island playground, the BHP Billiton Water Park, public artwork, a range of scenic river cruises, promenades and a range of unique food and beverage outlets. It is easily accessible by public transport, a short walk from the Elizabeth Quay Train and Bus Port, the Transperth Ferry terminal is located in the inlet.

Yagan Square joins Northbridge to the city with a vibrant open space that hosts a range of funky bars, cafes and entertainment. It also features a Play Space located right on top of the building, the kids will love the geological terrain and rock inspired formations. Head to Yagan Square, only a 3 minute walk from Holiday Inn Perth City, to have fun, meet, play, eat and shop!