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Perth central business district. By virtue of its population and role as the administrative centre for business and government, Perth dominates the Western Australian economy, despite the major mining, petroleum, and agricultural export industries being located elsewhere in the state. [129]
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Perth is a suburb in the Perth metropolitan region, Western Australia that includes both the central business district of the city, and a suburban area spreading north to the northern side of Hyde Park. It does not include the separate suburbs of Northbridge or Highgate.
A central business district (CBD) is the commercial and business center of a city. It contains commercial space and offices, and in larger cities will often be described as a financial district. Geographically, it often coincides with the "city center" or "downtown".
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The centre of Perth metropolitan area is the City or CBD, Central Business District, located on the Swan River around 10 km (6.2 mi) inland. It's the main business and shopping centre, and together with adjacent Northbridge, forms the entertainment centre. The City extends about 1 km north-south and 2 km east-west. The pedestrianised Forrest Place,...
By train, bus and car
The City has the main transport hubs for the metropolitan area, and the airport buses run downtown along Adelaide Terrace to Elizabeth Quay. See Perth#Get aroundfor more information.
By ferry
A ferry makes the short hop across the Swan River, running between Barrack St Jetty on the City bank and Mends St Jetty in South Perth. This is the most direct route across the river to South Perth, the Old Mill or the Zoo - however the Zoo is a bit of an uphill hike from Mends St jetty, you may prefer the bus. Ferries run every 15 min weekdays and 30 min on weekends. You will need a 2-sectionticket for $2.20 to go one way across.
Transperth info-centres provide timetables and journey advice for all its services at the central train station, Wellington Street bus station, the Esplanade Busport (south of St. Georges Terrace, near the bell tower), and Plaza Arcade in the city centre (the Plaza Arcade can be found between the Hay and Murray St malls - if walking from St. George...
-31.9595115.83431 Kings Park & Botanic Gardens (2 km west of CBD, follow St George's Terrace onto Malcolm St). 24/7. Ranged along the ridge of Mount Moira, this large and lush park is the perfect p...-31.94979115.860842 Perth Cultural Centre. Adjacent to the Perth Train Station on the Northbridge side, this is the hub of cultural activity in Perth. Including the Art gallery, Museum, State Libra...-31.9495115.862423 Western Australian Museum, Perth Cultural Centre, ☏ +61 8 9212 3700, reception@museum.wa.gov.au. Daily 9AM-5PM. The museum has an interesting collection of social and natural his...-31.9507115.86114 Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Cultural Centre, ☏ +61 8 9492 6600, admin@artgallery.wa.gov.au. W-M 10AM-5PM. Rotating exhibitions of contemporary Australian, Internationa...The city riverfront is a popular spot for walking, running and cycling. But for most physical activities you'll want to head to other parts of the metropolis: to the coast for beach & water sports, to Rottnest Island for more of the same, and to the hills for hiking.
There are three major supermarkets located in the city: 1. -31.95316115.860231 Woolworths (on the Murray Street mall near Barrack Street). Open 7 days and until 9PM on weeknights.(updated Jun 2017) 2. Woolworths (on St Georges Terrace in the enex100 development). Open until 9PM weeknights and 5PM on Saturday. Open Sunday 11AM-5PM..(updated Jun 2017...
Budget
1. Ajisan Ramen, Forrest Chase Square (Under Myer). A hodgepodge of Asian or Asian-style noodle soups on a big point and eat numbered menu board. The store doesn't have much style but there are seats inside. Might be worth a shot if Hans is full and you can't wait for some noodles. $10-12. 2. Carillon Arcade Foodhall, Carillon Arcade (btwn Murray and Hay St). Sitting well at the bottom of the budget scale is this underground food hall with various shops around a central seating area dishing u...
Mid-range
1. Etro Bistro, 49 King St, ☏ +61 8 9481 1148. M-F 7AM-3PM, Sa Su 7:30AM-5PM. A stylish and relaxing cafe is on the pricey side but serves great food with prompt service. The upstairs mezzanine is a nice place to sit with a coffee on a warm day. Coffee $3.60, meals $24-33. 2. King Street Cafe, 44 King St, CBD, ☏ +61 8 9321 4476. In an old warehouse. Does a good breakfast and coffee. 3. Nine Fine Foods, 227 Bulwer St, Northbridge, ☏ +61 8 9227 9999. Japanese fusion restaurant with a reputation...
Splurge
1. Amusé, 64 Bronte St E, ☏ +61 8 9325 4900 (reservations). Winner restaurant of the year (2010) and best fine dining restaurant at the National Savour Australia Restaurant & Catering Awards For Excellence. 2. Cafe at the Hyatt, Hyatt Regency. A fairly upmarket buffet in a very nice location. One of the more expensive restaurants in Perth. $40 a head (plus drinks). 3. C Restaurant Lounge, St Martins Tower, Level 33/44 (top of the AAPT building, or St Martin's Tower), ☏ +61 8 9220 8333. Has am...
Coffee
Perth is home to a thriving, European-style cafe culture, influenced by the large number of Italian migrants. There are a number of stylish cafes, including: 1. The Moon Cafe, On William St, Northbridge. Open till late. A staple for university students, gays and coffee-house intellectuals. It has off beat interior design, an assortment of quirky lamps, retro lounges and board games. Hosts a Jazz band every Thursday. Also serves great alcoholic beverages, light meals and snacks. 2. Tiger Tiger...
Bars
1. Belgian Beer Cafe Westende, 347 Murray St, CBD (cnr King and Murray Sts), ☏ +61 8 9321 4094, belgianbeer@alhgroup.com.au. Daily 11AM-10PM, later on weekends. Has an impressive selection of imported and local beers on tap, with specialised glassware to match. 2. Sassellas Tavern, Third floor Carillon Arcade, CBD, ☏ +61 8 9322 4001. M-Sa 10:30AM-9:30PM. Has a balcony that overlooks Forest Chase, and if you're hungry they have a good selection of food that's ready in 10 minutes. The steak san...
Clubs
1. Amplifier Bar/Capitol Nightclub. Head here late on a Saturday night for some indie dance hits and an eclectic crowd. 2. Ambar, 104 Murray St. Friday or Saturday night. This unpretentious bar/club serves some very tasty cocktails to complement its uber-cool music policy. The crowd has a friendly and "up for it" attitude. 3. Nowhere, Cnr Murray Street, Irwin St. An alternative/gothic nightclub. Little to no entry standards, show up however you please, baring plenty of skin. Fun atmosphere, f...
Budget
1. -31.95554115.862471 Kings Perth Hotel, 517 Hay St (cnr Pier St), ☏ +61 8 9325 6555, fax: +61 8 9221 1539, info@kingshotel.com.au. Double rooms from $119.(updated Jun 2015) 2. -31.95287115.864082 Perth City YHA, 300 Wellington Street. 233-bed hostel in a 1940s art deco building beds from $33, rooms from $90..(updated Jun 2015)
Mid-range
1. -31.9495115.85173 Four Points by Sheraton Perth, 707 Wellington St, ☏ +61 8 9327 7000, fourpoints.perth@fourpoints.com. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. Close to St George's Terrace, Northbridge entertainment precinct. 2. -31.9579115.864614 Duxton Hotel Perth, 1 St George's Ter, ☏ +61 8 9261 8000, toll-free: 1800 681 118, fax: +61 8 9261 8020, res1@perth.duxton.com.au. Twin rooms from $139, double rooms (king sized bed) from $159. 3. -31.95949115.869415 Goodearth Hotel, 195 Adelaide Ter, ☏...
Splurge
1. -31.961115.873513 Hyatt Regency Perth, 99 Adelaide Ter (on the eastern edge of Perth's central business district), ☏ +61 8 9225 1234, perth@hyatt.com.au. 5-star hotel with extensive conference facilities and large rooms. 2. -31.95897115.8682214 Pan Pacific Perth, 207 Adelaide Ter (overlooks the Swan River), ☏ +61 8 9224 7777, enquiry.ppper@panpacific.com. Provides 3 types of rooms and 4 types of suites along with a business centre, a recreation centre and outdoor pool.
Internet
Internet cafes can be found mainly in parts of the CBD, and Northbridge Internet news sites directly linked to local newspapers are: 1. The local daily The West Australian a locally owned tabloid newspaper, with the Australian more as a national paper, it is linked with the local Sunday newspaper the Sunday Times. 2. The site 'Watoday' is not linked to a newspaper.
During the 1960s, Perth's Central Business District (CBD) underwent significant change thanks to the wealth generated by the city's second mining boom of the decade. In the latter half of that year, Perth hosted the British Empire and Commonwealth Games, drawing attention from all over the globe.
- Colony of Western Australia (1829 - 1901). From 1849 to 1868 the settlement became a penal colony accepting convicts by transportation from England...
- The city of Perth has its origins in 1829 when the Swan River Colony was established by the British Government. The area is also home to the Aborig...
- Perth has the strongest economy, the lowest unemployment, major industries and exports, complemented by political stability, excellent healthcare,...
- Another benefit specific to Perth is its unique and incredible coastline. It is a seaside city, with incredible beaches and landscapes for you to e...
- Living in Perth is generally considered more affordable than the eastern capitals, with the exception of Adelaide. You can expect the estimated mon...
Feb 9, 2017 · Located on the Swan River, Perth’s Central Business District is teeming with life, with a strong cosmopolitan feel. Amongst the skyscrapers you’ll find restaurants, cafes, museums and art, and much more.
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