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The notorious prison where convicts were transported from Britain since the 1850s before housing local prisoners all the way up until 1991.

A gold rush history, a large working gold mine and miles of native bush make this Western Australian city an exciting holiday destination.

This family-friendly beach has an exciting water playground, barbecue facilities and a café with stunning views.

Home to over 4.6 million artefacts spanning the history of the continent, this museum offers so much, from ancient Aboriginal artefacts to huge dinosaur replicas.

A gold rush history, a large working gold mine and miles of native bush make this Western Australian city an exciting holiday destination.

This family-friendly beach has an exciting water playground, barbecue facilities and a café with stunning views.

This intriguing cemetery boasts a quiet atmosphere of remembrance and is dedicated to the Japanese lives lost to Broome’s pearling industry 

The oldest surviving building in Western Australia, this historic prison dates right back to the 1830s and looks out across the Indian Ocean.

A gold rush history, a large working gold mine and miles of native bush make this Western Australian city an exciting holiday destination.

The oldest surviving building in Western Australia, this historic prison dates right back to the 1830s and looks out across the Indian Ocean.

Home to over 4.6 million artefacts spanning the history of the continent, this museum offers so much, from ancient Aboriginal artefacts to huge dinosaur replicas.

Learn about Broome’s fascinating pearling history and browse the dazzling goods on show at jewelry showrooms in this multicultural quarter.  

This intriguing cemetery boasts a quiet atmosphere of remembrance and is dedicated to the Japanese lives lost to Broome’s pearling industry 

A gold rush history, a large working gold mine and miles of native bush make this Western Australian city an exciting holiday destination.

A gold rush history, a large working gold mine and miles of native bush make this Western Australian city an exciting holiday destination.

Home to over 4.6 million artefacts spanning the history of the continent, this museum offers so much, from ancient Aboriginal artefacts to huge dinosaur replicas.

Enjoy the history of this site in the center of Perth, which provides a cozy and nostalgic reminder of Australia’s farming past.

The notorious prison where convicts were transported from Britain since the 1850s before housing local prisoners all the way up until 1991.

This striking stretch of green in the heart of Perth is home to the amazing State Botanic Gardens as well as attractions for all the family.

Life is good when you sit on a park bench beneath the shade of a tree by the lily-filled ponds in these classical, English-style gardens in central Perth.

The notorious prison where convicts were transported from Britain since the 1850s before housing local prisoners all the way up until 1991.

The oldest surviving building in Western Australia, this historic prison dates right back to the 1830s and looks out across the Indian Ocean.

This intriguing cemetery boasts a quiet atmosphere of remembrance and is dedicated to the Japanese lives lost to Broome’s pearling industry 

Like all Perth’s urban parks, this peaceful oasis is where you can escape the summer heat under a palm tree. It’s also a great place to take in some history too.