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Walking Tour

Fremantle Convicts Culture and Art

Available Thursday, 02 May

Duration: 2h
Group of max. 12 people

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$32.67

Walking Tour

Perth Pub Crawl

Available Friday, 03 May

Duration: 3h
Live guide in English
Group of max. 12 people

From

$45.08

Walking Tour

Perth Guided City Walking Tour

Available tomorrow

Duration: 2h 30mins
Live guide in English
Group of max. 12 people

From

$32.66

About: Perth City Tours

Explore the beauty of Perth on a city tour! Experience the vibrancy of this bustling Australian city and discover the amazing sights and sounds it has to offer.

From its iconic landmarks to its hidden gems, Perth has something for everyone. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a city tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in this incredible place.

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Perth

Optus Stadium, also known as Perth Stadium, is a modern multi-purpose arena in Perth, Australia. Completed in 2017, the 65,000-seater stadium is one of the best in the country, hosting the biggest events in sport and music. Fans of Australian sport can go behind the scenes with a guide, and see the inner workings of one of the Southern Hemisphere's most impressive sporting arenas. The adrenaline-hungry can also book themselves onto the VERTIGO or HALO tours for sky-high tours of the stadium roof!

Burswood

Matagarup Zip+Climb

Zip+Climb is a family adventure precinct on the Burswood Peninsula – located on and around the Matagarup Bridge in Perth, Australia. Zip+Climb offers a variety of adventure packages featuring climbing and ziplining.

Perth

The Bell Tower

The Bell Tower is also known as the Swan Bell Tower. It is located in Perth, Western Australia. The Swan Bells are a set of 18 bells that hang in a purpose-built 82.5-metre-high copper and glass campanile.

Hillarys

AQWA The Aquarium of Western Australia

AQWA The Aquarium of Western Australia is a huge aquarium located in Hillarys, Western Australia. AQWA was Australia's largest aquarium when it first opened. Today, it is still the home of Australia's largest single aquarium and walk-through underwater tunnel.