Elizabeth Quay

What to do in Perth

Perth is the capital city of Western Australia. It is the largest city in the state and it is the fourth most popular city in Australia, with a population in 2017 of almost 2,022,044.

Perth is growing and gaining more popularity because of its pleasantly open and nature-rich surroundings and has the best weather of all the Australian capital cities.

It is bordered on one side by the Indian Ocean, the scenic waters of the Swan River and an abundance of green natural forests and bushlands on the other.

The lively city was founded by Captain James Stirling, in the year 1829, as the administrative centre of the Swan River Colony. Due to the influence of George Murray, a Member of Parliament for Perthshire and the Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, the city had been named as Perth.

The city is considered different due to its unique character when compared to some of its eastern cities. Perth was declared as the seventh liveable city by the Economist Intelligence Unit in August 2016.

There are a plenty of things to see and do in the attractive city of Perth.

Elizabeth Quay is named in honour of Queen Elizabeth II and is located on the north shore of the Swan River. A landmark development project providing hotels, restaurants and other attractions.

Elizabeth Quay is an exciting new waterfront precinct on the banks of the Swan River.
This place is a must- see if you are visiting Perth.