Perth Tram A fun way to discover Perth and its history. This wooden replica tram was built locally to resemble the first trams operating in Perth in 1899. Visit Kings Park, the Casino, Old Perth Port at the Barrack Street Jetty and the city shopping areas. Interesting commentary by knowledgeable drivers. Full tour l.5 hours, or break your journey at any point and rejoin later.
Tickets are available on board.
The Old Mill One of the earliest buildings in the Swan River Colony, the foundation stone was laid by the first Governor, James Stirling, in 1835 for the designer- owner William Shenton. The mill, adjacent miller's cottage and grounds are furnished with relics of the pioneer days. The Observatory was dismantled in the 1960s and the telescope was moved to the new Observatory at Bickley. The building is now the headquarters of the Western Australian branch of the National Trust. The Barracks Archway was once part of a large military barracks, designed by Richard Jewell and built by convict labour between 1863 and 1867 to house the Enrolled Pensioner Guards and their families.