Best places: Museums in Canning Vale, Australia

Restored 1850s-era commissariat building with artifacts documenting shipwrecks & their relics.

Regional antique cars & motorcycles are displayed along with memorabilia in a large warehouse space.

History museum of civilian & military aviation featuring 30 aircrafts, many artefacts & a gift shop.

Playful destination with vintage video games on display & a gaming area with classic titles.

Museum in Perth Cultural Centre with social & cultural history exhibits, plus a cafe in an old jail.

Museum in an artillery barracks with exhibits on Western Australia's military since colonial times.

Museum showcasing WA's railway heritage with artefacts, model layouts & climb-aboard engines & cars.

👍👍 My son and I absolutely loved coming here. It felt magic the moment we walked in. The lady was so lovely and welcoming. The displays were fantastic. I'd come back again!

👍 Stopped by when I was passing and noticed it was free to enter. This looks to be the old Fire Station that was refurbished to a museum. The top floor was quite informative, talking about natural disaster and house fires and how to be safe. There was even a small climbing wall. The downstairs had fir...

Unique village-style musuem with artifacts depicting historical life in the Kalamunda area.

👍 $10 for adults and it’s unlimited ride during the day. There are not that many seats on the train but not that squishy. Excellent view and it only takes 20mins for a ride. Didn’t see that many kangaroos as other commenters but saw one! Recommended to come for a ride then go to Caversham wildlife par...

👍👍 My husband and I stopped by at this place on our way to Swan Valley. Everyone there was so friendly and accomodating. The place is not that big but very pretty, clean and very organized. We were so amazed by the intricate dioramas. Khrisna Leela, our tour guide explained everything clearly, patientl...

Museum in a former wireless station with regular exhibitions, educational talks & kids' activities.

👍 Interesting and educational museum to wander through. Interactive displays makes the learning fun, interesting and informative video are located within the train carriage on display. A good place for young and not so young visitors.

👍👍 A very quirky place to visit. The owner is so knowledgeable and very willing to explain the history of an item or how something works. You can very much see and appreciate the passion, time and dedication it has taken to put together a collection of oddities like this. It’s pretty much a museum and...

😠 Extremely Disappointed. I came to Whiteman’s park. Its a really beautiful place no doubt. And I went to Tractor Museum when I just entered. Suddenly old man (Sir) sitting there , Stands and started looking towards us in a weirdly. And then a another visitor entered (a lady). He asked her are the...

👍👍 They did my neck and did a amazing job would recommend to everyone

👍 The perfect way to end a gallery tour is to head up to the AGWA rooftop for a drink. The bar have an array of quality gins and refreshing cocktails on tap, the Rivermint & Watermelon was my favourite!

👍 Went there for High tea. This included sausage rolls (vegetarian ones for me), chicken and curried egg sandwiches, scones, jam and cream, carrot cake, tea and coffee. Good value for $15.50.