How to Spend 3 Days in Perth City – Sightseeing in a Captivating City

The charming city of Perth, Australia will always provide interesting experiences for the visitor. In this city, you will be able to enjoy the lovely parks, gain an understanding of its history, savour delectable food, experience distinctive Fremantle, taste outstanding wine and admire spectacular natural backdrops. By spending at least three days in Perth, you will be able to experience many of its attractions, as described below.

 Visit the CBD and Cottesloe

A good place to commence your exploration of Perth would be its city centre. Often considered to be Perth’s centre, you will find that this locality is an appealing place in which to wander around; you can enjoy the sight of the river, get in some shopping and visit attractions like the Bell Tower.

As part of experiencing the city centre of Perth, you may ride the free of charge CAT bus to the expansive King’s Park; it is considered the biggest urban park in the entirety of the Southern Hemisphere. Here, you will be able to observe the state war memorial and the renowned boab tree as well as admire the stunning city views. An accommodation choice to consider from which you could easily visit this park would be Pan Pacific Perth which is amongst the pleasingly located Perth hotels in the Central Business District.

The next stop on your itinerary would be Cottesloe Beach which is one of the best-known beaches in Perth. Apart from an idyllic stretch of shore, you will also encounter quaint 19th-century buildings, eateries offering fish and chips and ice cream shops too.

 Experience Fremantle

Fremantle Markets, Fremantle, Australia|Image via Unsplash

Fremantle is considered by some to be a city in itself and offers many interesting experiences for the visitor. On your second day in Perth, commence your tour by visiting the Fremantle Round House which was at one time a place where convicts were kept. Next, you may drop in at the Cappuccino Strip where you can have a cappuccino at one of the numerous cafes. The next stop would be the Fremantle Markets which will be open on Fridays and weekends; here, you will find delicious food, artworks, souvenirs and more. You may then check out Fremantle Prison which is a well-known cultural attraction. Culture lovers will also be captivated by the Fremantle Arts Centre and the WA Maritime Museum.

After all this sightseeing, you are likely to be a little tired and you may replenish your energies by having a delicious seafood meal – Fremantle happens to be renowned for its seafood by the waterside.

Take in the sights of Rottnest Island

On your third day, experience the popular Rottnest Island where you will encounter excellent beaches, stunning wildlife on both land and in the water, trails for hiking and generally, a laidback island ambience. To reach this island, you will have to take the Rottnest Express ferry. You should not forget to also reserve a bicycle whilst booking your ferry ticket. Once you are at the island, you could tackle the trail leading to the Wadjemup Lighthouse which will take you through some stunning viewpoints. You may have the opportunity to spot some endearing quokkas as you proceed. Later, you may choose to explore the features of the island, either on your bicycle or by bus. You will find several picturesque bays that offer pleasant beaches to relax and unwind at.

Round off your experience with a memorable meal

A great way to conclude your experience of Perth would be to enjoy a lavish dinner. On your final night in the city, you may visit Clarke’s of North Beach where you will have the pleasure of savouring fine dining created by an eminent chef. Another option would be to undertake a luxurious Swan River night cruise and enjoy a fancy dinner on the waters. On the other hand, if you desire to save money, you could drop in at Annalakshmi, a vegetarian Indian restaurant where you only need to pay as much as you can afford.

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