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Western Australian Museum – The Western Australian Museum is the largest and most comprehensive museum in the area as well as home to more than two million artifacts and displays. The displays and exhibits feature everything from Australia's Aboriginal heritage to bird, butterflies, marine life and dinosaurs. There are also a number of regularly changing and special exhibits for visitors to view.
Spring in the Valley – This glorious multi-weekend event focuses on the people and produce of the lush Swan Valley. Explore forty to fifty venues including wineries, galleries, restaurants and farms. Visitors can see the scenic area by bicycle or jump aboard a tour bus.
Kings Park and Botanical Gardens – Escape the hectic life of the city at Kings Park and Botanical Gardens. This tranquil and peaceful park offers numerous activities and views such as beautiful city and river views. Visitors can hire a bike, take a tram tour or join a guided walk to explore all the park has to offer.
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CoCo’s Riverside Bar and Restaurant - Diners at CoCo’s Riverside Bar and Restaurant enjoy spectacular city skyline views from either the outdoor balcony area or in the interior dinning room complete with large windows perfect for seeing the view. The menu, which changes daily, offers a wide variety of selections to choose from.
C Restaurant - A unique and exciting dinning experience awaits all that visit C Restaurant located on the 33rd floor of St. Martins Tower. This revolving restaurant offers breathtaking views of the city and caters to some of the city’s most hip crowd. Try one of the tempting ala carte menu selections, which is mostly seafood-based with a few succulent meat dishes.
Black Tom’s Bar and Grill - Black Tom’s Bar and Grill is located in exciting Subiaco. The menu offers many homey favorites with a contemporary twist. The stylish and comfortable atmosphere welcomes all types of diners from business professionals to casual tourists.
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Rottnest Island - This wonderful aquatic paradise is located just a short 25 minutes by ferry from the mainland. Rottnest Island offers numerous fantastic beaches that include a wide variety of colorful marine life among the beautiful living coral reefs–perfect for snorkeling or scuba diving.
Sunset Coast - Sunset Coast is known as one of the premier surfing destinations in the area and is home to Surfing WA, a club surf school that hosts many surf competitions and is a representative for the local surf community. Catch a wide on the high rolling waves or just lay back on the soft white sand.
Swanbourne/Claremont - The Swanbourne beach is a quieter area that offers a pleasant and un-crowded beach experience. Made famous for their nudist beach, which starts at the northern end of the main beach, swimming and sunbathing nude is the norm. This is the perfect beach spot for the more adventurous, to be noted though, photo taking is frowned upon.
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Fremantle Leisure Centre – Splash and swim at one of the indoor heated saltwater pools, a whirlpool and water slides at Fremantle Leisure Centre. After a day of swimming relax outdoors in the large grassed areas. Adults can enjoy the circuit training and fitness center.
Kanyana Wildlife Reserve – Visitors can come and enjoy viewing some of Western Australia's endangered native wildlife as they are rehabilitated to be released back into the wild. Children will be delighted to get close to native animals that are rarely seen in the wild. The reserve houses more than 100 animals at a time.
Armadale Reptile Farm – If you are a lover of slithery reptiles than the Armadale Reptile Farm is a place that you should not miss. The farm is home to more than 200 species of reptiles from the venomous variety to the more friendly python family. After touring the park enjoy the barbecue areas.
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