Best places: Historical landmarks in Walyunga National Park, Australia

👍 Beautiful historical building, located in the CBD. There are shops, cafe, bard, and resturants. Good quality of products and food.

👍👍 Enjoyed a picnic lunch here in one of the parking bays overlooking the view of the valley and the city of Perth. Can only drive after 11.00am however can walk or cycle at any time. There are gates that close the track at night. An enjoyable drive. No amenities along the track and please respect the...

👍👍 If you're wanting something a little intimate and different this is a beautiful experience. I'd even say it makes for a great first date, the candles add to the ambience and romance of the venue coupled with exquisite acoustics it made for a fantastic evening.

Stone lighthouse constructed in the 18th century offering sweeping sea & city views.

👍 Interesting piece of Australians WW2 history. Large gun fortification build into hillside which protected Fremantle and Perth from attack during WW2

👍👍 Excellent little walk to the tunnel. Highly recommend using Google maps to park at "Swan View Railway Heritage Hub" as the trail to the tunnel is directly left to the Carpark. Even on sweltering hot summers day it was damp in some parts of the tunnel, recommend shoes you don't mind getting a bit di...

Former prison dating from 1831, now open to the public for visits, with entry by donation.

Visitors can drive or walk along a narrow peninsula to this bright beacon offering scenic views.

👍 Fishing spot at the north mole lighthouse, with the ground giving choices of which side you can fish on depending on weather. Today there was a large seal slowly swimming along the edge looking for his lunch.

👍👍 A wonderful location A short drive will take you to a number of little rocky inlets, where you may spend some time taking is the scenery. Admire it.

👍👍 Absolutely gorgeous day! Put on some walking shoes and take a good hike.Then have a swim..Great for some scuba diving and snorkeling too

Historic 1900 limestone lighthouse guiding ships with electric light from its 63-ft. tower.

👍 One of interesting tourism spot when you visit Perth/Fremantle. It's only open at Sunday 10am to 3pm where you can go inside deep down in to the tunnel (with local guide). But welcome to come anytime to enjoy uphill view of North Fremantle & Mosman Park. The sunset in the evening is wonderful. The a...

Charming blue boathouse at the end of a pier popular with tourists as a photo spot.

Opened in 1835, this restored tower mill offers guided tours, an education centre & a souvenir shop.

👍 Amazing place to visit with so much history here. I never knew Maylands had so much history until coming here and exploring this peninsula farm / Tranby Cottage. Well worth of visit to explore the farm and then go for a lovely relaxing stroll along the pathways by the river or drop in to the cafe ne...

👍👍 Amazing place, full of machinery and ww2 vehicles with all sorts of displays. Run by a bunch of caring volunteers. A must see destination. Could easily spend the whole day roaming around the area here, the Museum is only the tip of the iceberg for historians, the land surrounding the museum also has...

👍👍 Main Rottnest town with supermarket, cafes, bike hire, gift shops and information centre located here. Quokkas can be seen throughout this built up area, under tables and chairs especially in the main areas around the supermarket.

Grand late-1800s governor's residence, with self-guided tours of the home & elaborate gardens.

👍👍 The family home of Charles Harper, a WA businessman active from the 1860s until his death in 1912. When this house was built in 1885 it was described as the finest private residence in the colony of Western Australia. Harper lived in the Toodyay/York region before being one of the earliest settlers...