Hay Street and Murray Street run parallel to each other through Perth's central business district. Perth's major shopping district centers on the Hay and Murray Street pedestrian malls. The many arcades that join the two malls together make the area a shopping lover's dream. The department store Myer, Tudor-style London Court, and lovely town square Forrest Place are all located here.

Flocked by over five million people every year, the King's Park & Botanic Garden is one of the most popular destinations of Western Australia. Nestled along the shores of Swan River, the park faces the bustling Central Business District of the city. Sprawling across a massive area of 400 hectares (990 acres), the park boasts of national monuments and memorials. Tranquil pathways lined with a variety of Eucalyptus trees lead to dramatic vantage points, vibrant flowerbeds or grassy meadows where locals and tourists bask under the glorious sun. The park's major attraction is its colorful botanical garden, boasting of 2000 species of endemic flora. A recreational hub, the park plays host to several flower festivals, exhibitions, and live music performances. Come nightfall, the park is the perfect place to enjoy the bedazzled skyline of the city juxtaposed against the starry night sky.

The sprawling white beaches in Perth are sensational, this one tends to be particularly popular. Regular swimmers, picnicking families and sun-bakers frequent Cottlesloe. It also offers a wonderful choice of locations to watch the sunset. Enjoy spectacular views across the Indian Ocean from one of the many cafes and restaurants along Marine Parade or from a tranquil spot on the sand. At the southern end of the beach, a reasonably sheltered reef proves a great spot for snorkeling. The main beach area has showers and toilets.

Sunset Coast is a coastal area located in the Australian city of Perth. This bustling area is known for the various activities like fishing, swimming, kite-surfing and other water sports. The tourist attractions like Marmion Marine Park, Sorrento Quay and AQWA are worth visiting. It is a perfect option for a fun day trip with family and friends.

What was originally built by and for the inmates of Fremantle Prison is a full-fledged tourist site in Freemantle today. Constructed in the 1850s, it operated as a maximum-security prison until 1991, although the final hanging was conducted in 1964. Ensconced amid well-manicured lawns, the stately limestone buildings set an eerie scene for touring visitors. According to a legend, ghosts of the inmates haunt the Fremantle Prison till date and for those with an interest in the paranormal, it also hosts nighttime paranormal and torchlight tours of the prison, alongside other special events and exhibitions. From the spooky pathways, banal cells to the interrogation rooms, the tours offer an insight into the everyday life of convicts. On-site facilities include a cafe, a souvenir shop, ice cream parlor, and photography service.