Perth Things to Do Tips by ukirsari

there are many monuments and an eternal flame which are situated within kings park, perth. dedicated to the australian soldiers who serviced their lives to the country. amongst them are monuments of gallipoli and the great war.

it's a mixed feeling for me to pay a visit to the memorials. well-located and can be remembered who patriotic the soldiers to give their lives. kings park can be used as 'medium' to contemplate about its life, war, freedom and humanity. how to be grateful to live in peace.

may the heroes and heroines rest in peace.

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Address: the memorials, kings park

there are so many activities can be done in kings park.

after pay a respect to the memorials, you can try the trails to see kind of bushland and forest within the park. find the western australia's wild flowers and aboriginal dance performances.

for sport activities, beside walking on the trails and by jacob's ladder, can do jogging or playing frisbee or other sport games which is entertaining you and all of your friends.

for families, kings park is a perfect place for have a picnic.

and not to be missed is taking pictures of perth's landscape in daylight and night fall from kings park.

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Address: kings park, perth

walking along saint george's terrace is a photography delight for those who like old buildings [like me ;) ].

one of the finest example is london court with tudor-style of architecture. after passing the archway with "ye london court" sign on the wall and the clock of saint george the knight with a dragon as an enemy, it will leads you to an alley with british atmosphere.

and another buildings along the avenue included:

- saint george's cathedral [which had the westminster abbey cross given by the duke of edinburgh at 1981]
- old perth boys' school
- saint andrews [the first presbyterian church]
- trinity church
- the government house

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Address: saint george's terrace, perth

western australian museum provided very useful informations about men of nature in western australia in particularly and about australia continent in general.

one of the most interesting section is hellenic gallery where we can learn about katta djinoong, the noongar or nyungah from aboriginal tribes who became first people in western australia.

advice donation: AUD2

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