Visit London Court in St. George's Terrace. This is one of the most well-known landmarks in Perth. The London Court is a Tudor-style structure that is a shopping arcade that spans between Hay Street Mall and St. George's Terrace. Here, visitors will be delighted to see an imitation of Big Ben as well as a replica of Gros Horloge, a sixteenth century French clock tower.
Take a stroll through Kings Park. This is one of many parks in the city. There is a display of wildflowers during the spring, and a large botanic garden that consists of over 1,200 species of Western Australian plants. Also take a look at the Pioneer Women's Memorial as well as the War Memorial.
Go to the Old Mill Reserve in south Perth. The old flour mill located at this reserve dates back to the earliest days of settlement in the area. There is a windmill here that was constructed in 1835, but as as a result of being too far from the wheat fields, the windmill was closed in 1859. Now, there is a museum that displays artifacts from these pioneering days.
Take a look at the Cloisters. This two-story building was completed in 1858. Constructed entirely out of a dark brick, this building's original purpose was to be a boys' school. It now houses the headquarters of a business called Mount Newman Mine Company.
Check out the Treasury Building. This is an architecturally beautiful and fascinating part of Perth's city center. With the reddish sandstone of the neoclassical building structure, white stucco tiles add a brilliant contrasting touch. This is a landmark building in Perth.
