Barracks Arch

Barracks Arch

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
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Highlights

  • Explore the imposing Barracks Arch, a striking landmark that reflects Western Australia's colonial history.
  • Stroll from the city centre to Barracks Arch, enjoying a leisurely walk through Perth's vibrant streets.
  • Catch the free Central Area Transit (CAT) bus for easy access to this historic site near Parliament House.
  • Discover the architectural legacy of Richard Jewell, crafted by convict labour in the 1860s, at Barracks Arch.
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Learn more about Western Australia’s colonial history on a visit to Barracks Arch in the west end of Perth.

Barracks Arch was once part of a large military barracks designed by Richard Jewell and built by convict labour in the 1860s. It housed the Enrolled Pensioner Guards and their families. The military barracks were eventually demolished but the archway was saved and now sits nearby Parliament House.

Barracks Arch makes for an imposing landmark on a drive along St George’s Terrace in Perth.

It’s an easy walk from the city centre, or you can catch a free Central Area Transit (CAT) bus.

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Accreditations

  • WA – Destination Perth

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Activities

  • Walks

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  • History & Heritage
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