Top Perth Attractions with Easy Public Transport Links

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Hate driving to the playground or park? Check out these great Perth attractions that are easy to get to using public transport.

Sometimes, it's nice to give the car a rest and make use of Perth's public transport network. You might be sick of paying for parking and petrol, concerned about a lack of parking at your destination or just want to take the kids for a train ride somewhere!

Some of Perth's favourite venues and public spaces are also easy to get to via public transport, and here are the top places to get to using our buses and trains.



Elizabeth Quay

How to get there: Located directly across from Elizabeth Quay Train Station

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Yagan Square

How to get there: Yagan Square is a short walk from Perth Station.

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Kings Park

How to get there: Alight at Elizabeth Quay Station, then take the free CAT bus up to Kings Park, or if you are feeling brave, you can walk up St Georges Terrace and then tackle the hill at Malcolm Street!

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City of Perth Library and the State Library of WA

How to get there: Both libraries are located within walking distance of Perth Station and Wellington Street Bus Station.

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WA Museum Boola Bardip

How to get there: Located within walking distance from Perth Station.

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The Perth Mint
How to get there: Hop on the free CAT bus along Hay Street or walk from Perth Station

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Scitech

How to get there: Scitech is located at the City West complex, opposite the City West Train station - just one stop from Perth.

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Cockburn Central and ARC

How to get there: Via Cockburn Central Train Station

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Optus Stadium

How to get there: Alight at Perth Stadium Station on selected days only - be sure to check the Transperth website for more information. Trains on the Armadale line stop here on major event days, such as AFL game days and on weekends, and typically during school holidays, but check the Transperth website for more information.

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Fremantle

How to get there: Alight at Fremantle Station, or take one of the many buses servicing Fremantle from the surrounding areas.

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Perth Zoo

How to get there: Take the train or bus to Elizabeth Quay Station and then catch the ferry from the Barrack Street Jetty to the Coode Street Jetty, and the Perth Zoo is a short walk away.

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WA Rail Heritage Museum, Bassendean

How to get there: The museum is located at 136 Railway Parade, Bassendean, and is a 5-10 minute walk from Ashfield Station, or 10-15 minutes from Bassendean Station.

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So leave the car at home and catch the train or bus to these family-friendly, public transport accessible attractions this weekend or in the school holidays.

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