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Western Australia
Perth & Surrounds
Unique Venues |
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South Terrace Perth |
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PERTH - Art Gallery of Western Australia |
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A walking frame, manual wheelchairs and an electric buggy are available for visitor’s use. These are provided free of charge from the Gallery Reception. Bookings are advisable to ensure availability. Bookings 08 9492 6600. Accessible toilets are located in the main Gallery building (on the ground floor adjacent to the Gallery Shop) and there is also lift access to upper floors.
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PERTH - The Perth Mint 310 Hay Street |
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Make the most of your visit to the historic Perth Mint by joining one of our regular hourly guided tours. The grand heritage building, the heavily secured vault and the original melting house provide the cues for many extraordinary stories about Western Australia's golden history and the Mint's prolific output of priceless gold bars and coins. The Perth Mint provides wheelchair access and toilet facilities for visitors with disabilities.
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PERTH - WA Museum WA Museum |
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The WA Museum provides an insight into Western Australia's history and environment. The museum offers a wide range of permanent and travelling exhibitions. International exhibitions and MuseumLink displays and events enhance the Museum's permanent displays. This venue is accessible with lifts and accessible toilet facilities.
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FREMANTLE - WA Prison Fremantle The Terrace |
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The Visitor Centre has been designed to provide a taste of the rich cultural history that began in the 1850s, with the arrival of the first convicts and the construction of the Fremantle Prison. Check out the interactive, multi-media displays where you can search the convict database or research penal colonies around the world.
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FREMANTLE Shipwreck Galleries Cliff Street |
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The Shipwreck Galleries are recognised as the foremost maritime archaeology museum in the southern hemisphere.
The displays in the restored convict-built Commissariat building feature early exploration and shipwrecks along the treacherous coastline as early as the 17th Century, including original timbers from the Dutch VOC ship the Batavia, wrecked in 1629.
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