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-31.975099 115.786027 | 1 The Good Vibrations festival aims to get back to basics in natural amphitheatres. The Perth leg of the tour visits the Claremont Showground. The 2010 line-up stars the likes of Basement Jaxx… |  |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 2 This touring City Muster festival unites country and western fans from across Australia in Perth for a two-day jamboree of concerts and ute shows. The next Perth City Muster takes place in… |  |
-31.935009 115.924859 | 3 Award-winning Future Music Festival return's to Perth's Ascot Racecourse on its tour of Australian cities, playing to tens of thousands of music fans. Blending electronica with pop, hip-hop… |  |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 4 Perth International Arts Festival Founded in 1953 by the University of West Australia, Perth's International Arts Festival is the country's oldest and largest multi-arts festival, far outreaching the city boundary that gives… |  |
-32.009404 115.761737 | 5 Flickerfest International Short Film Festival Australia's premier short film festival, Flickerfest International Short Film Festival tours the country after opening at Sydney's Bondi Beach Pavilion. Here it arrives at Perth's Camelot… |  |
-31.989658 115.75262 | 6 Sculpture by the Sea returns to Australia's west coast at Perth's beautiful Cottesloe Beach. More than 60 local, interstate and international artists makes outdoor sculptures along the beach… |  |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 7 Red Bull Air Race World Series: Perth The Red Bull Air Race Series stages spectacular stunt-flying competitions across the world. Fearless pilots race at speeds of up to 400 km/h through low-level inflatable 'air gates' to the… |  |
-32.095927 115.817731 | 8 With over 30 rides and attractions, Adventure World prides itself on being Western Australia's premier Fun Park. Opened in 1982, it has grown to attract over 200,000 people every year. | |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 9 Glimpse the new spring/summer collections at Perth's Fashion Festival. The programme, which includes free public events, is a mix of catwalk shows, designer-led workshops and a model search.… |  |
-31.954565 115.871815 | 10 Held in the great outdoors, Parklife is a dance music festival that tours five Australian cities during September and October. The Perth leg takes place in Wellington Square. | |
-31.966107 115.829801 | 11 The Kings Park Festival in Perth celebrates the start of spring with a packed programme of family events. Visitors can enjoy gardening workshops, guided walks and entertainment, all against a… | |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 12 Sydneysiders might think they have it all when it comes to the gay scene, but they don't - Perth boasts its very own Western Australia Pride. The month-long programme includes theatre, live… | |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 13 Perth's rich history springs to life on Heritage Day, when traditional dance and music takes over the city's indigenous sites. Visitors can also learn about iconic buildings on a 'Behind… |  |
-31.957442 115.857224 | 14 GlobalGathering Australia - Perth Having captivated audiences in the UK, Poland and Russia, legendary dance music festival GlobalGathering broadens its horizons and heads down under for the Australia tour. The Perth leg of the… |  |
-31.956823 115.861816 | 15 Perth Theatre Company Annual Season The award-winning Perth Theatre Company brings another season of shows to venues across the city and its suburbs. The Subiaco Arts Centre, His Majesty's Theatre and The Playhouse host the… |  |
-31.935009 115.924859 | 16 Western Australia's answer to the Melbourne Cup, the BMW-Perth Cup at Ascot Racecourse is the region's premier horse-racing event, with huge prize money. The race is regarded as Australia's… | |
-31.975099 115.786027 | 17 Australasia's huge touring music festival, Big Day Out, finishes its journey in Perth at the Claremont Showground. Numerous international artists appear alongside some of the freshest talent… |  |
-31.958425 115.859198 | 18 Perth's edition of the travelling Summadayze festival is held at The Esplanade and Supreme Court Gardens. The cream of Australia's dance music scene joins the world's finest DJ talent to… |  |
-31.948454 115.918966 | 19 The Hopman Cup in Perth welcomes teams of two players (one male, one female) from the world's leading tennis nations. During the seven-day tournament at Burswood Dome there are men and women's… | |
-34.9333 138.600006 | 20 Australia Cricket Fixtures 2009/10 The Australian cricket team play home matches in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Brisbane and Perth. Spend a beautiful Aussie summer day watching the world's top international players… | |
-32.095927 115.817731 | 21 With over 30 rides and attractions, Adventure World prides itself on being Western Australia's premier Fun Park. Opened in 1982, it has grown to attract over 200,000 people every year. | |
22 Anyone wondering what Mod-Oz could possibly mean should make a beeline for Perth's Star Anise. The cool, relaxed décor, Asian and Mediterranean influences, the inventiveness of the menu and… | ||
-31.94153 115.86372 | 23 Previously known as the Church Gallery of Claremont, this Perth institution moved to bustling Northbridge in 2007 and changed its name to the Turner Galleries. What hasn't changed is its… | |
24 In a city lacking fine late-night dining, CBD is a godsend. Situated in the Rydges Hotel, its distinctive leaf-shaped bar is a favourite pre- and post-show rendezvous. The restaurant, open all… | ||
25 One of Perth's grand hotels, the Subi's wide-ranging menu offers pub classics alongside more adventurous flavours. The extensive wine list is justifiably dominated by top Western Australian drops. | ||
-31.946863 115.825928 | 26 Deep in Perth's swanky suburb of Subiaco, The Colonnade is a collection of fashion boutiques. Among the leading local, national and international designers represented in the "centre of style"… | |
27 No 44 King Street was the first café of its kind along this strip and remains one of the most attractive. The menu is always fresh and tempting and it is busy without ever being overbearing.… | ||
-31.953873 115.858511 | 28 No self-respecting Australian bushman would be seen in anything other than an R M Williams moleskin. For an extreme Aussie makeover, this Perth store offers boots, sturdy buckled belts and… | |
-31.948393 115.857203 | 29 The emphasis in this minuscule Northbridge bar is on comfort, style and excellent music. The oriental-themed décor of Perth's Geisha Bar sets an intimate mood, there's a good beer and wine… | |
-31.94679 115.82434 | 30 The Llama Bar is one of the highlights of fashionable Hay Street in Perth's Subiaco district. The dressed-down chic of the bar's design, the undercover courtyard and the DJs bring in a throng… | |
-31.94781 115.855786 | 31 The Paramount is at the heart of Northbridge's late-night party action. Open at weekends only, its cheap entry, late hours and two-in-one, pub-club, upstairs-downstairs vibe make it a local… | |
-31.989369 115.753026 | 32 Overlooking the Indian Ocean at Cottesloe Beach in Perth, the Ocean Beach Hotel's bars are excellent for whiling away a sunny afternoon. On Fridays, sip cool beer in the Saloon Bar while… | |
-31.959025 115.857224 | 33 The Bell Tower, a rocket-like structure designed by William Hames, adds a futuristic edge to Perth's skyline. It houses 12 of the 18 Swan Bells that used to hang in the belfry of St… |  |
-31.989658 115.75262 | 34 Described as one of Perth's best-kept secrets, Cottesloe Beach is a haven for swimmers, surfers, sailors and snorkelers. It also hosts Perth's Sculpture by the Sea contest each March, when… | |
35 Opened in 1898 with just two lions and a tiger, Perth Zoo began its second century with some 1800 animals of 230 species. With recent investment in many new enclosures, visitors can view the… |  | |
-31.956886 115.869433 | 36 It's not everywhere you can see pure gold being poured as it has been for hundreds of years. At The Perth Mint, one of the world's oldest, you can do just that. |  |
-31.951233 115.880742 | 37 The Holmes à Court Gallery in Perth was founded by Australian businesswoman Janet Holmes à Court. The collection includes significant Australian and Western Australian art, with a strong… | |
-31.966107 115.829801 | 38 Kings Park & Botanic Gardens is a wonderful area to discover Western Australia's wildflowers and colourful birds. Take in excellent views of Perth's skyline from the Lotterywest Federation… |  |
-31.94635 115.82371 | 39 Western Australia is famed for its South Sea pearls (sourced from Broome) and its Argyle diamonds from the Kimberley region. Linneys jewellers in Perth's Subiaco suburb offers a fine selection… | |
-31.950596 115.861215 | 40 Art Gallery of Western Australia The Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth boasts a collection of around 16,000 works but only 1600 are on display at any one time in its permanent galleries. Displays are strongly focused… |  |
-31.946882 115.857353 | 41 Northbridge is Perth's nightlife central. The area, bordered by William, James, Aberdeen and Parker streets, has restaurants offering every cuisine imaginable, as well as pubs, bars and clubs.… |  |
42 Jackson's has been consistently rated Perth's finest dining venue for several years. Restaurateur Neal Jackson knows how to source the freshest local produce and to combine it in innovative… |
