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St George's Terrace, Perth

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#5 of 9 in Historic Sites in Perth

Historic Walking Area Tourist Spot

Wind-strewn but charismatic, St George's Terrace and its immediate surroundings form part of the heart of central Perth. A high-rise, business-centric part of the city, the area serves as home to many of Perth’s government buildings, banking offices, and illustrious firms, although a number of charming cafes, restaurants, and bars can also be found. Plan your visit to St George's Terrace and a wealth of other attractions, well-known and undiscovered, using our Perth vacation planner.

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When you choose your Perth accommodations, remember that this city stretches over a wide area, which can cause issues for visitors with limited time to sightsee. The best way to remain close to urban transportation is to stay in the central business district or neighboring Northbridge, where you'll also find the greatest selection of hotels. To avoid the center's big crowds and steep hotel prices, consider booking a room in the coastal town of Mandurah, easily accessible by Perth's reliable suburban railway system.

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Dan L

At first glance, the Terrace seems to be bordered by buildings that are of predominantly steel, glass and cladding construction, practical uses and questionable architectural or engineering beauty. Bu... more »
ozcan1

With an hour or so to kill, we walked the length of the Terrace, commencing near Mounts Bay Road, awed by the changes to this iconic city zone. I can't stroll along this corridor without recalling bei... more »
Abram293

Went there on Sunday morning for a morning walk. The area was pretty empty but it was very clean. Really good place to walk around. more »